an

 

It is the purpose of this award to single out one or more
publications which have and will have an outstanding influence
with development of the fields of Health, Physical Education and
Recreation. |

Publishing companies, Military organizations and Fellows of the
Academy may make recommendation. Each recommendation should in-
clude with a copy upon publication, the reasons for its consid-
eration for this award.

Outstanding contributions are made in areas other than those
listed above, and particularly in creative work, the impact of
which is easily recognizable, but may not appear in published
form, such creative work to have occurred during the period
January 1941-January 1946. Recommendations for this award may
be made by the director of any agency or organization or by
Fellows of this Academy.

Such recommendation should include a description of the creative
work, its outstanding characteristics and contribution, and suf-

ficient evidence of its creativeness to enable the committee to
make an adequate judgment.

No active Fellow of the Academy is eligible to receive an award.

Awards will be made for accomplishments during the period of January 1941-
January 1946. Recommendations should be received by the chairman, Professor
Frank S. Lloyd, Department of Hygiene, The College of the City of New York,

128th Street and Convent Avenue, New York 31, N.Y., not later than March

lst, 1946.

 

Frank S. Lloyd, Chairman

John F. Bovard, Head of Department of Physical Education, Division for Men
University of California

Howard Braucher, President, National Recreation Association

Anne Schley Duggan, Director of Department of Health, Physical Education and
Recreation, Texas State College for Women

“Mabel Lee, Professor of Physical Education, University of Nebraska

Helen McKinstry, President, Russell Sage College, Troy, New York

Dorothy B. Nyswander, Health Education Specialist, Division of Education,
Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, Washington, D. C.

S.C. Staley, Director of School of Physical Education, University of Illinois

Arthur H. Steinhaus, Robinson Foundation Inc., New York City

Gertrude Moulton, Secretary for the Academy, University of Michigan