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z METHODS OF AWARDS T0 BE MADE

 

A. PURPOSE; To provide recognition to outstanding contributions to the

B. METHODS:

fields of Physical Education, Health and Recreation.

Through a careful process of selection, it hopes to identify
the outstanding contributions to the fields through research,
administration, publications and creative efforts, and to
properly recognize their achievements in the form of a
certificate of recognition.

 

This award is designed primarily to give recognition to
men and women in the profession, or in allied fields, who
have made an outstanding contribution through research.

The committee will consider research which is brought to
its attention through any recognized agency such as

Institutions of Higher Learning, Social and Youth Agencies,

Commissioners of Education, members of the American
Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation,
and Fellows of the Academy of Physical Education.

The Research Council of the American Association of Health,
Physical Education and Recreation will cooperate with the
Academy in evaluating submitted research.

A full description of the research, the auspices under which
it was conducted, the date of its completion, its con-
clusions, and where possible a reprint should be submitted.

 

This award is designed to recognize one or more individuals
who have projected and carried out with success an out-
standing administrative task during the period January 1941-
January 1946.

Recommendations for such an award should be made by Fellows
of this academy and members of the Legislative Council of
the American Association of Health, Physical Education and
Recreation.

The recommendation should describe in sufficient detail,
the nature of the task, what it involved, how and when it was
carried out and its outstanding characteristics.