‘ / UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
_— LAWRENCE

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION October 24, 19396

Dre Forrest C. Allen,
Department of Physical Education.

Dear Dre Allen:

This letter is in reply to yours concerning
suggestions for graduate worke I am listing the following
two courses, together with reasons for suggesting theme

In the first place, I think that a course in
"Research Techniques" would supply a definite need for the
graduate student who is going to carry on a research problem.
At present many of the students are lacking in the knowledge
of methods of experimental procedure. A course in "Research
Techniques" would fill this need.

The second course that I am suggesting is a
course dealing with the relationship between physical educa-
tion and athletics and psychology. I am enclosing an outline
for you to look over. It is in its gross form without any
specific indications, except in a general way, and in places
things may have to be changed somewhate I am suggesting that
this be both a lecture and laboratory course.

Sincerely yours,

Jemes Raport,
instructor in Physical Educatione