UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
Office of the Dean December 9 3 1938

 

Dr. Forrest ©. Allen
Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

I am writing to inform you that the Administrative
Committee of the Graduate School has approved the courses sub=
mitted in your letter of December 5 with two minor changes.

It is suggested that 300 Special Problems in
Physical Education be offered for credit varying from two to
four hours depending upon the character of the problem or
problems undertaken by the particular student. The Administrative
Committee also approved a slight change in the prerequisites for
course 100 Principles of Community Recreation. The prerequisites
would be three hours of general sociology and, for physical
education majors, not less than ten hours of “physical education.
Under this arrangement, other students might také-thts-course
without the physical education prerequisites. This change in-
prerequisites will need to be submitted to the School of Education
for approval since this gives credit in that division, also,
If you approve of the action of the Administrative Committee of te
the Graduate School in regard to these prereouisites, I would
suggest that you ask the Department of Hducation to take action
upon the possible change in prerequisites.

The Administrative Committee of the Graduate School
asked me to call to your attention the possibility that a student
might repeat the same study in course 300 and in course 312,

The Committee was aware of the fact that such a repetition was

not intended, but suggests that a record bg kept of the work of
each student in course 300 and in course 312 in order to guard

against this possibility.

Most sincerely yours,

E. Be EX Lee ge