Pat Doyle is the president of the Canadian Intramural Recreation Association (CIRA) of Ontario, an organization that encourages, promotes, and develops active living, healthy lifestyles, and personal growth through intramural and recreation programs within the educational community. He has written seven resources for CIRA-Ontario, including Great Gator Games, Mass Appeal, and Awesome Asphalt Activities. He has also conducted workshops across Canada.
Doyle has more than 26 years of experience as a physical education teacher at the kindergarten through sixth grade levels. He lives in Kitchener, Ontario, with his wife Francine and their children. In his spare time he enjoys cooking, reading, and jogging; he has completed 11 marathons.
The past president of CIRA-Ontario, Michelle Harkness currently serves as the executive assistant for CIRA-Ontario and as manager of student life and reservations at Mohawk College. She is a recreation and leisure studies graduate with 25 years of experience in recreation programming.
Harkness and her husband Glenn live in Hamilton, Ontario. In her free time she enjoys traveling, participating in the school council, and doing volunteer work.