lean Raymond A» setnititeal
Sehool of Education,
ae veretty of Rete.

Deng? Tete Selenglewe

In regard to the sixty<hour certificate, the Departnent
of Physical Education recommends that the following new
courses be included in the curriculum, these courses to be

| offered ty De Depertuent of Faysloal Education:

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FCAsAH | Director of Physical Educations
 

May 11, 19589

Dean Raymond Ae Schwegier,
Sehool of Education,
University of Kansase

: The Department of Physical Education requests the
following chances in its curriculw: |

Thet 37. First Aid, 2 hours, be changed fron a required to :
an 6lective courses | :
That SS. Football, 3 hours, be reduced to two hours credit. ~

| That 86. Advanced Track end Meld, 1 hour, be changed to |
two hours * : |

 

«Paks S4%—_ Second semester. Activity course, pleys and
games; Volley tall, tennis and bascballe 3

Pe Ee Gls Second semesters Lecture and ectivity course
for juniors. f. study of the methods of teaching the dance;
sosial, folk, children's rhythms, tap and moderne

That whore only two courses are given in an activity they be

Soe maa amt Srtereetinte, inatest of clewmtery ant

That the content of las Flonenter; ides Pentbeme

 

 
 

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les Advanced Basketball. The various phases of advanced
team play together with the sereen or pick off is shows A
thorough knowledge of the basketball rules is required, which
ee Pree
requisites, la and Ibe

‘That the follontng aahiintty Gowen be olded to the surrioudim
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snd LékLowing, tak} voce ethqardie ant the ianie teatadqus af
rocking step, balance, pivot, two step, waltz, fox

  

. mneines ‘This is a continuation
of course of olen mcing with increased skill in |
the expeublen.af She Sankamaahs sheen hel Che aStithdn of ad
vanced techniques as the tango, habanera, continental and

The fundamental strokes of -
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archery in the ¢ t 0: Study of proper equiyment,
scoring acthois, townaent shoots and rolated archery activities.

42a, Sabres A study of the sabes including work on the

basic attacks, parries and guards, with emphasis upon the tech~
REQEOR OF IRASENORE CRON He

Director of Physical Education.

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Desenber 5, 1958.

| At a recent meeting of the faculty of the
Sehool of Bducntion the following recamendations in regard to
courses in the Departnert ef Physical Hducation wore approveds

t now present these recomendations to the
Administrative Comittee of the Graduate ee et ren
ask thet thay have your approvals

le Approval of the following graduate courses in physical educations

20046 The end Prarkioe of Athletic
nour EE ees cae Poets aides Te the con

Mtioning, nutritio, care and emergency treatment employed in
the training of athletes, Prerequisites, 20 hours of
ee ae

Advanced Na aman tenlthe First cone
outer a eo iuvtensive course presenting the
psychological and riysiologioel prineizles of cant tatty
strategy end tactics thet ere effective in basketball. ‘lectures,
readings, a. Frerequisite, 15 hours
of physical educations Allene

 
 

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Le that syetoat otmntion coms ST vo approved fur cre
eredke henrang Sih enee s of Comumity Reoreatior

5e vimt a2 gueante cnakien th speteh ohumtien velew te i e
level carry a prerequisite of not less them te hours of
adueetion and ell gradumte courses in physical education mmbered |
0 ae shay ey ee ee ee ee ee Oe
physical educeticnes | |

Respectfully sulai teed,

 
 

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
December 26, 1936.

Dean R.A, Schweg
School of Eduecati
University of abak:

My dear Dean Schwegler:

| In answer to your: letter of December
25rd, regarding the ‘proposed four year curriculum in Physical
Education, let me that we heartily erentove your suggestions
and criticisms, this is another rush j I feel confident
that we are ——. some progress in the rignt MEhracsion. We have
considered each of your comments and estions and I shall
attempt to express our reactions ding each.

  

suggestion in ‘the vovi sed proposed curriculum,
2~ We ean see no specific reason why more than 124 hours should

be required for graduation.

S- We realize that the content of the 19 hours of Education
wend Pil & metter. ee, Education to i. However,

    

| the State 2 ae
requir | teach Physical fhaneation Glass
k seheel. This is the case with ization and Adminis-

rat Physical Education and ares Miss Hoover and Mr.
Elbel gre under the impression tha ae would look with favor on
allowing Education credit for Cont and Methods in Physical

Education.

4- In the proposed ciwhiieen we tev educed the number of
hours in Physical Education to thirt cn This would

 

allio hours of electives. Although it possible to
secure course in Advanced Football we suggest that it be laced
on the list of optional courses. The fundamentals of tics

and sports could be embodied in Physical Education 1-2

5- We would agree that 1.5 grade —_— average would seem
reasonable. |

wae On the submitted outline we have followed gad ——
that stat prerequisites for practice teaching. t+ woul
—— 90 hours and 90 grade points would be more satisfac-
ean As you —* this would be a matter for the School of
Education to to decide. |

 

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7=- The words "at least" have been inserted to make clear to
eS ee ee ASS ee Cae Cy hours tonerd
his academic minor.

We would be decided] 7 in favor of the Bachelor of Science
in "iemalon. We feel | that the proposed program would be suffi-
ciently broad to warrant su degree.

9- Relative to the proper supervision for practice teachers,
as you ented iaeieated this. wetia 1 seems a remote one.

bina! ite for Educational Psychology,
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on advisor, could be made into a workable

   

 

hak I am sure that this general . ement

abl i Miss Hoover, but she is out of the city and
ant ugges | garding specific suanes}s ons or
638 in the curriculum for women. I shall submit that

 
 
 
 

 

of orem f su east vith, <3. “
come your conferences re, e me ° ster
such a ‘proposed course.

Sincerely yours,

FCA: IW Director.
 

 

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Proposed Four Year Curriculum in Physical
Education-Re-submitted to
Dean Schwegler 12/26/36.

 

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of Physical Education in

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2-40 hours in Papeteal Education.

 

- Cumulative grade points...140

Average in major

 

Degree - Bachelor of Science in Education.

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Social Selence Survey 5

Physical MA. (Personal Health)3—
Physical Bducation 1.........2 |

Academic Electives 3-4

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Elem. Animal Biol. (Zool. ).....5
Physical B4.(First Aid).......2
Physical Education 2ee.eeseeee2
Academic Electives....+..++-5@6

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Senior Year
Hdueation (Practice Teaching)...-2
KimeOBLOLOSY secs ce cceceseseeseeese
Treatment Athletic Injuries......2
Education(School Hygiene) .sessss+2
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High School transcript showing:

 

 

 

English 3 yrs.
Physical Science 2 yrs.
Biological Science & yee.
Social Science 2 yrs.
General Psychology 5 hrs.
English 5 hrs.
Public Speaking é hrs.
Social Science 5 hrs.
Anatomy 5 hrs.
Phy siology 5 hrs.
General Biology 5 hrs.
Major, Physical Education 40 hrs.
Minor, Teaching 20 hrs.
Education courses 19 hrs.
Electives 13 hrs.

124 brs.

 

140 cumulative grade points

1.5 average grade points in major

 

BE 3. 4a)
) Physical Education
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SUGGESTED RULES FOR THE GUIDANCE OF STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE
IN THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Students seeking admission to the four-year curriculum in Physical Education
shall be required to present a certificate of physical fitness showing a rating
of "A" as a result of the physical examination at the University of Kansas
Student Hospital. Each student shall be required to take an annual physical
examination at the Student Hospital and to maintain an "A" rating.

 

Students shall not be allowed absences from class——-either axcused or otherwise.
It is to be understood that the instructor use his judgment in this respect,
but the responsibility should rest with the student,

FATLURES

Students failing in more than forty percent of their work will be placed on
probation for a semester, This probation should involve reporting to the Dean
at specified times. If no improvement is shown at the close of the second
semester, the student will be withdraw upon the recommendation of the Dean.

DISCIPLINE

Problems of discipline, such as moral hazards, etc., shall be dealt with by
the Dean,

Make dt LOAD

Freshmen shall be allowed to carry a maximum of 15,hours per semester. This
load will be reduced one hour for each two hours of outside work per day. The
maximum load for sophomores may be 16,hours. Likewise; this loa weil. be re-
duced one hour for each two hours per day of outside work.

 

Eligibility for athletic participation shall be governed by rules of the Big
Six Athletic Conference, which are briefly as follows: No person shall par-
ticipate in any athletic contest unless he is a bona fide student having met
entrance requirements and doing full work in a regular or special course de-
fined in the curriculum of his school or college. A student to be eligible
shall be carrying not less than 12 hours.

During the two semesters immediately previous to participation the student
shall have satisfactorily completed not less than 27 hours. This section

shall refer to credits during two semesters and summer school immediately

previous to participation. Said summer school must precede or follow the

second semester.
 

| October 15, 1958~

Dean Re A, Sehwegler,
——

: I am enclosing a copy of Dean Stouffer's letter
an witeh lis tates Shak the bbnistrities Geedthne OF
_ ‘the Graduate School approved our course "Seminar in
Physical Education” for the present semester onlye

I em also enclosing a description of the course
which we should like to offer through the Extension live
ision for Gradunte credits

We feel that we should build our graduete progren
-in Physical Education wery carefully. This frtension
course, of course, must heave approval of the School of
Education and the Graduate School before it can be offered.

T shall appreciate your consideration of this

tavewtor of Phywiank senielitaing:

 
 

$12¢ SEMINAR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, Three hours credite

An intensive study of the various phases of physical educations
Full preparation and presentation of various subjects will be
required. The selection of topics will be flexible enough so
that eny pressing problem of the group may be taken care of;

the following is a tentative list of subjects to be discussed:
posture, classification of students, noon hour physical education,
intramural athletics, recreation and mental therapy, diet and
physical education, athletic heart and circulation, and a hygienic
physical education plant. Dre L&D.

 
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL

Office of the Dean October 5, 1938

 

Professor Forrest C. Allen
Director of Physical HKiucation
University of Kansas

My dear Professor Allen:

I am writing to inform you that the
Administrative Committee of the Graduate School has
approved your request for a course called Seminar in
Physical Education to be given for three hours credit.
Aporoval of this course has been given for the
present semester only because the Committee felt that
this and other possible graduate courses in Physical
Education should have careful consideration by the
Department and by the Administrative Committee before the
second section of the catalogue is sent to the printer.

I am assuming that a departmental recommendation on
the matter of graduate work in Physical Education will
be sent to the Administrative Committee at an early date.

In your communication concerning a seminar
no number was inserted for the course. Unless you see
some objection, I am giving the course the number 3le.

Very sincerely yours,

Be B. Stouffer, ie

EBS 3 EC
 

TOPICS FOR SEMINAR

Posture

Classification of Students
Noon Hour Physical Education
Intramurel Athletics
Recreation end Mental iia 7

Diet and Physical Education

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A Hygienic Physical Education Plant

 
 

isis Mis he anita,
~ The Graduate School,
University of Kansas.

Dear Dean Stouffer:

The Department of Physical Edueation respectfully
asks approval of the Graduate Adninistrative Comittee for
ae ee

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Seminar in | oes Three hours credite

e An ve study of the various
adie a shgelens atventian. Full preparation and
presentation of various subjects will be required.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Backetball Coach.

 
 

March 23, 1938,

 

mothods also be studied. The material will be pre~
sented through outside readings, lectures and laboratory
works Dre Lappe

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Educatione

 
1938 Sumer Session + for Graduate credit:

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Se tember 27, 1937.

ir, Yerbort ¢, Allpbin,

br, Ve a, Lapp :
| Department of Physical Sdueation,
University of Kansas, ae

Gentlewent

Both of you sre listed as Supervisors
of Practice Teaching, If this is egrecable to you
both, this is the practice I would like to havo you
foliows: | dp, Aliphin in charge, with Dr, Lapp as
critic teacher, 7 |

‘Both of you will, of course, cooper=
ate for the best intercsts of the students concerned,
and each will, perhaps, do better work under this
arrangement.

Sincerely yours,

FCA; AH Director of Physical Education.

 
 

 

hae April 16, 1958s

 
 

April 15, 1938

To the Faculty of the
College of Liberal Arte and Soiencest

The Departyent of Physical Education recommends
to the Faculty of the College of Liberal Arte and
Sciences that Health Instruetion be dropped as a part
Ee eee ee

to that offerad for nophonwe yiersbeal activity epedits

 
 

April 15, 1958.

Dean Paul Bs Lawson,
' College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,
University of Kancase

Deas Geen Leweons

In comection with our proposel to crop the Health
Instruction in freshman physical activity, we wish to
offer the following suggestion for the three«hour activity
Glasses for freshmen and sophomores:

The student would select any activity whieh he or
she desired for two days a wack, meeting those classes on
Monday end Wednesday, or Tuesday and Thursdays The third
hour would meet on friday and be the sane for cach group,

She general outline of the work for the Friday classes
might be as follows

le Health conferences (discussing the medical
 @xcauniinerbd.on ) ee

2e Posture picture

Se Discussion and exercises on relaxation

+e Discussion end exercises for correct posture
Se Miscussion and exercises for good feet
oe
Ze laet

8s Constipation

Se Dysmenorrhea

10, Fereonal cleanliness and percum! cham

ils Sex hygiene « marriage |

ize Mental hygiene

15. Discussion of questions turned in by students.

A progression would be worked out for a twowyoar series,
meeting once a weelke

I should be glad to have your reaction to this
proposals
Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Educatione

 
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OFFICE OF THE DEAN .

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THE arieesiry OF KANSAS

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
AND SCIENCES

LAWRENCE
April 5, 1938

Dr. F. C. Allen
Department of Physical Education

My dear Doctor Allen:
At its meeting on March 15, the Faculty of the College of

Liberal Arts and Sciences approved the folliowing courses in
Physical Education for regular College credit:

%
36 History and Principles of Physical Education 3 hrs.-. ee
37 First Aid 2 hrs. —
55 Theory of the Dance 3 hrs.
;6o-—57 Principles of Community Recreation 3 hrs.
73 Problems in Intramural Sports 2 hrs.
85 Kinesiology 2 hrse
The following courses were approved for Professional credit on
the fifteen hour professional option: 2
35 Football 3. bee.
62 Theory of Athietios I 2 hrs.
63 Theory of Athletics II 2 hrs.
65 Basketball 2 hrs.
7L Officiating I 1 hr.
72 Officiating IT i hr,
74 Tests and Measurements in Physical Education 2 hrs. a
. 75 Track and Field i bre.
2°°—80 Treatment of Athletic Injuries 2 brse> a
42o2-81 Organization and Administration of Physical Educ, 3 hrs. heer
83 Theory of Swimming (Women) 1 hr
84 Physical Examination and Prescription of Exercise 3 hrs.
90 Remedial and Physical Examination (Men) 2 brs.

Anatomy 50 and 4 hours of gym credits are, of course, acceptable
in addition to the above,

According to the rules of the College Faculty, a student may take

a maximum of 25 hours of work in a department other than his major,
This would mean that College students may hereafter take as much as
25 hours in Physical Education, no matter what their major. This
25 hours of work, plus participation in the various sports, should
offer an opportunity to a goodly number of boys and girls who do
not care to take the full 4—year Physical Education curriculum, set
up in the School of Education. I think these two possibilities in
Physical Education should be made clear to all students interested
in the subject, and I trust that your department will see that this
is done as much as possible.

In view of our recent experience, it is my judgment that Health
Instruction should be dropped as a part of the freshman gym and that
freshman gym should next year consist of three periods per week of

gym work as does sophomore gym. I believe, therefore, that you should
address a letter to the Faculty of the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences, asking that this change be made so that we can vote on it
 

OFFICE OF THE DEAN

THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
AND SCIENCES
LAWRENCE

Dr. Allen — 4/5/38 — Page 2

at our Faculty meeting on April 19, If you will write this letter,
I will present it for recommendation to our Administrative
Committee, which meets on April 18,

4s to the Health Instruction, I believe it would be best not to do
anything about it for a little while, perhaps for the coming year.

I say this because I find at present there is no agreement about

the matter among the several departments which are interested in the
subject. I think it would be best to work at the problem somewhat
slowly.

Sincerely yours,

Cn i Xeerm

Paul B. Lawson, Dean

PBL: LIR
Ce. Ce to Miss Hoover and Mr. Elbel