International Projects
CPSI Course Site Investigation with the entire class at the playground in Heidelberg Germany. This Institute was conducted for IMCOM-Europe Safety at the U.S. Army's Patrick Henry Village this past September.
Ken and Maliga Naidoo from the University of Kwoizulu National in Durban North, South Africa after discussing details to bring the CPSI Course to their next national conference in August of 2010. This was taken at the NRPA National Conference in October in Salt Lake City Utah.
Ken with a delegation from Japan Park Facilities Association Board Members and various members from around Japan.
Ken with a delegation from Japan Park Facilities Association Board Members and various members from around Japan.
Ken with a delegation from Japan Park Facilities Association Board Members and various members from around Japan.
U.S. State Department sponsored trip to Sri Lanka just months after the Tsunami in 2005. Our mission was to develop a plan to construct 100 playgrounds along the coastal towns that were destroyed in the Tsunami. We traveled to many of the towns that were destroyed to survey the situation and determine the feasibility for implementing such a project.
Sri Lanka group photo.
Ken with the founder of the International Playground Safety Institute, Monty Christiansen, Professor Emeritus, Penn State University, who was the Sri Lanka project leader.
CPSI Course Site Investigation with the entire class at the playground in Heidelberg Germany. This Institute was conducted for IMCOM-Europe Safety at the U.S. Army's Patrick Henry Village this past September. Ken and Maliga Naidoo from the University of Kwoizulu National in Durban North, South Africa after discussing details to bring the CPSI Course to their next national conference in August of 2010. This was taken at the NRPA National Conference in October in Salt Lake City Utah. Ken with a delegation from Japan Park Facilities Association Board Members and various members from around Japan. Ken with a delegation from Japan Park Facilities Association Board Members and various members from around Japan. Ken with a delegation from Japan Park Facilities Association Board Members and various members from around Japan.U.S. State Department sponsored trip to Sri Lanka just months after the Tsunami in 2005. Our mission was to develop a plan to construct 100 playgrounds along the coastal towns that were destroyed in the Tsunami. We traveled to many of the towns that were destroyed to survey the situation and determine the feasibility for implementing such a project.Sri Lanka group photo. Ken with the founder of the International Playground Safety Institute, Monty Christiansen, Professor Emeritus, Penn State University, who was the Sri Lanka project leader.