THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

SUMMER SESSION

December 21, 1939

To Teachers and Coaches:

The Department of Physical Education is maturing its program for
the summer session of 1940.

It is our wish, as nearly as may be, to provide the types of train-
ing which are desired by the largest number of students. You are, for
that reason, asked to express a vreference as between the two following
courses. The one receiving the largest number of preferential votes
will be the one offered.

200. Theory and Practice of Athletic Training. Three
hours credit. Principles underlying the conditioning, nutri-
tion, care and emergency treatment employed in the training
of athletes. Prerequisites, ten hours of physical education
and one five-hour course in anatomy or physiology.

201. Advanced Basketball. Three hours credit. An inten-

\ sive course presenting the psychological and physiological prin-

ciples of conditioning, strategy end tactics that are effective

in basketball. Lectures, readings, problems and demonstrations.
Prerequisite, ten hours of physical education.

 

In addition to the material above indicated, arrangements are being
made to offer the following three courses.

100. Principles of Community Recreation. Three hours
eredit. This course is planned for students interested in
recreational leadership, in playgrounds, community and recrea-
tional organizations and activities of clubs, such as Camp
Fire Girls, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and in the organization,
management and equipment of conducting social activities,
games, play, etc., with adult groups in community recreation
centers. Required of all men majors, elective for women.
Prequisite, three hours of general sociology, and for
physical education majors not less than ten hours of physical
education.