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COLLECTION SUMMARY
Title:
College of
Arts and Science, Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Department
records
Dates:
1888-2007,
[n.d.] (bulk 1977-2000)
Creator:
Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation Department, College of Arts and Science, South
Dakota State University
Physical
description:
0.42 linear feet—1
container
Collection
number:
UA 6.8
Language:
Collection
material in English.
Repository:
South
Dakota State University Archives, Hilton M. Briggs Library, South Dakota
State University, Brookings, S.D.
Abstract:
Collection
is composed
primarily of newsletters, pamphlets, programs.
ADMINISTRATIVE
INFORMATION
Provenance:
Part of this collection was found in the Archives in 1997. There is no
indication of where they came from or how they came to be here.
This is an on-going
collection with material arriving through departmental records
transfers, the university campus mail, or random donation by various
individuals.
Access Restrictions:
This
collection is open to research without restriction.
Items in this collection do not circulate and may be used in-house only.
Copyright Status:
Copyright 2008 by South Dakota State University and SDSU Archives.
Please credit the SDSU Archives if you copy or reproduce material from
this finding aid.
It is the
responsibility of anyone reproducing material to determine the copyright
holders and obtain permission from them if necessary. Archives staff
will provide available copyright information on request. Please note
that most collections, especially those received before 1997, may not
have complete information on file. (Revised 15 SEP 2003)
Preferred citation:
[Identification of item]. College of Arts and Science, Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation Department records, UA 6.8, South Dakota State
University Archives, South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D.
Processing information:
This collection was processed by Crystal J. Gamradt on March 2, 1999
with revisions on August 13, 2008 (cjg).
SELECTED SEARCH TERMS
The following terms
have been used to index the description of this collection
in the subject guide.
They are grouped by
name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by
occupation and listed alphabetically therein.
Persons:
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Crabbs,
Geraldine.
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Forsythe, Harry.
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Retzlaff, Palmer (Pete)
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Robinson, Glenn E.
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Sexauer, Elmer H.
Subjects:
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Brookings Wellness Center (Brookings : S.D.)
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Dakota Agricultural College—Athletic Association.
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South Dakota State University—Athletics.
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South Dakota State University—Buildings.
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South Dakota State University—Glenn E. Robinson Lecture Series.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education and
Recreation Department.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education and
Recreation Department—Speakers Bureau.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Department—Development.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Department—Graduate theses.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Department—History.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Department—Lectures and lecturing.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Department—Newsletters.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Department—Pamphlets.
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South Dakota State University—Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation building.
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South Dakota State University—Heath, Physical Education, and
Recreation building.
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South Dakota State University—Intramural sports.
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South Dakota State University—Jackrabbit Roundup.
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South Dakota State University—Sexauer Field.
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South Dakota State University—Wellness Center.
BACKGROUND NOTE
Physical education has
always been included in the curriculum of South Dakota State
University. The objective of a strong mind, body and spirit is
consistent with the philosophy of "educating the total person." Since
the earliest years, students have been required to take either physical
education or military science in order to graduate. Physical education
courses took many different forms over the years, usually consistent
with contemporary thinking. Courses were taught by departments, which
went by various names, including the Department of Music and Physical
Culture, the Department of Elocution and Physical Culture, and Physical
Education and Recreation.
In the 1940's, a major
in physical education was established, with different requirements for
males and females. In 1953, a graduate degree was offered through the
department. The Physical Education Department changed its name to the
Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation [HPER] in
1969-70. This change was quickly followed by an added degree in public
recreation. Other minor and major programs were also offered through
the department.
Athletic training,
health promotion, HPER and public recreation are currently offered as
undergraduate majors. Students may also pursue an MS in HPER. The
department also maintains the Wellness Center, a campus health club.
Related material:
Emmerich, Jim,
History of the physical education program at South Dakota State
University: minor and major, Brookings, S.D., Emmerich, 1972.
S37.S6 E66
Palsma, Byron J., A
follow-up study of South Dakota State University’s Health Physical
Education and Recreation Department’s master’s degree program graduates
from 1955-1980, Thesis (M.S.)—Health, Physical Education and
Recreation Dept., South Dakota State University, 1982.
LB2385.P187 1982
South Dakota State
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, History of S.D.S.C.,
Brookings, S.D., South Dakota State College, 1930.
S537.S6 H47
Zwarth, Mary Beth,
Assessment of the athletic training program at South Dakota State
University by athletic training graduates and employers, Thesis
(M.S.)—Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dept., South Dakota
State University, 2001. LB2385.Z92 2001
SCOPE AND CONTENTS NOTE
This collection is
composed primarily of newsletters, pamphlets, programs.
ARRANGEMENT of the
RECORDS
This collection is
composed
of newsletters, pamphlets and booklets produced by the Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation Department. Included is a list of titles of
graduate theses from 1954-1972, and biographical information on some
prominent figures associated with the department, including
Geraldine Crabbs, Harry Forsythe, Palmer “Pete” Retzlaff, and Glenn E.
Robinson.
Folders are arranged
in alphabetical order.
Box 1.
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Athletic Schedules, 1925, 1954-1955, 1994-1995
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Brookings Wellness Center (newsletter, pamphlets), 1989, 1991,
[n.d.]
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Do You Need an Athletic Coach? (pamphlet), [n.d.]
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Field Day Exercises of the Athletic Association of the Dakota
Agricultural College (program), 1888 August 8
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Friends of HPER 2003-2004 (program), 2004 May 5
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Glenn E. Robinson Lecture Series (programs), 1991 March 26,
[n.d.]
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Harry Forsythe Retirement Banquet (program), 1990 May 13
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History of HPER Department at SDSU 1881-1981 by Warren E.
Williamson, 1980 December
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HPER Bulletin (newsletter), 1985 Fall
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HPER Center (pamphlet), 1973 February 2
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Information pamphlets, [n.d.]
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Intramural Activity posters, 1999-2000, 2002, 2004
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Jack Rabbit Banquet (program), 1927-1928
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Jackrabbit Roundup (programs), 1939, 1941
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Open House honoring Geraldine Crabbs and Glenn Robinson
(program), [n.d.]
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Palmer 'Pete' Retzlaff (speaking services pamphlet), 1953 circa
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Policies and Procedures for use of HPER Department Indoor and
Outdoor Facilities, [n.d.]
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SDSU Ramblin' Rec News (newsletters), 1977
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SDSU Ramblin' Rec News (newsletters), 1978-1979
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SDSU Rambling Rec's (newsletters), 1979-1980
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SDSU Rambling Rec's (newsletters), 1981-1984
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SDSU Rambling Rec's (newsletters), 1985-1988
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SDSU Rambling Rec's (newsletters), 1989-1993
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SDSU - 'Ramblin Rec' (newsletters), 1994-1999
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Season Tickets (sales), 1983, 1999-2000
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Sexauer Field - E.H. Sexauer (pamphlet), [n.d.]
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Sports Club Handbook for IM-REC Sport funded clubs, 2002-2003,
2002 August 12
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Titles of Graduate Theses in HPER 1954-1972, 1973
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Wellness Center (pamphlet, poster, groundbreaking invitation and
program), 2000, 2007
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