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* This project might entail an expense to the Association which is not
feasible in these days of retrenchment. It is, however, of value and
should be considered.

2. To motivate higher standards of professional growth and behavior on the
part of the students planning to enter the field of health, physical
education, and recreation.

Be Organization of the Committee

The chairman of this committee wrote to each member, giving them the list
of functions as outlined by the Board of Directors. Their suggestions and
replies were tabulated and a summary sent to them. With few exceptions,
approval of the functions was unanimous. In all cases a majority approval
was received.

It was decided to contact the following sources for ideas on formation of
a student section, plans for increased student memoership, attendance at
conventions, and ideas for stimulating student interest in the A-A-eHePebene.
(a) Directors of physical education for men and women in all teacher
education institutions offering a major or minor in physical
education
(b) District presidents of A-A-H-PeHeks
(c) State presidents of A-A.H-PeB-K-
(In addition, a letter from the acting student chairman for the New Orleans
Convention, was sent to the president of the professional physical
education cluo in each of the above institutions.)

The replies to these questionnaires were tabulated and sent back to the
groups that nad answered the questionnaires.

Both the ,uestionnaires and the replies to them were sent out by the
committee members to the people in their district who were to be contacted.
ach of the two committee memoers in each district was allotted a certain
number of people to contact. In order to facilitate distribution of these
questionnaires each committee member was sent, : F

(a) A list of teachcr education institutions offering a major OF minor

in our field.
(b) A list of state presidents

Report on questionnaires.
Approximately 275 institutions were contacted. 40 replies were
received. Both colleges and universities replied. Coeducational
institutions: and womens colleges were represented. All districts
of the A. Ae He P+ Bs R. answered the questionnaire. It is the
opinion of the chairman of this comuittee that a wide enough
sampling of viewpoints was received to make the summaries valuable.
Both the questionnaires and the replies should serve as motivation
to greater interest and action in student affairs. This may be
true even in the case where replies were not received.

CG. Procedures and Accomplishments to date in the order of functions;

 

I. Student Organization
A. Organization of a national student section
1. Committee on student section approved of such a section.
2. Questionnaires sent to directors of all teacher education in-
stitutions offering a major or minor in health and physical