History of Recreation, Sport and Tourism

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Bibliography and General Sources

Prepared by Professor Allen V. Sapora

Bibliography

25th Anniversary College of Applied Life Studies, University of Illinois, 1982.

The National Recreation Association "A Normal Course in Play for Professionals," 1909.

Center for the Study of Leisure, University of Chicago, 1950-59.

Completed Research in H.P. & R., 1959.

Daniels, Arthur. "National Survey of Student Recreation in Colleges and Universities," University of Illinois. Research Quarterly, 1939.

Daniels, Arthur. "The Responsibility of the College in Educating for Leisure." School and Society, May 1935.

Illinois Association of Park Districts, Annual Reports 1920-1950.

Illinois Recreation Association, Annual Reports 1930-1950.

Miller, N.F. The Professional Curriculum . . . in Recreation at UCLA, 1949.

National Conference on Undergraduate Professional Preparation in Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Jackson's Mill, West Virginia, 1948.

National Graduate Study Conference on Recreation; Pere Marquette Park, Illinois 1950.

National Recreation Association List of Completed Research in Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1959-60.

Rainwater, C. E. The Play Movement in the United States. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1922.

Sapora, A. V. The Contributions of Joseph Lee to the Modern Play Movement and Related Social Movements. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation. University of Michigan, 1952.

Sapora, A. V. The Curriculum in Recreation, University of Illinois. Courses Catalogue, 1949-50.

Second Annual College Recreation Conference and Proceedings, 1940.

General Sources

The American Recreation Society Committee on Research.

The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences.

The Russell Sage Foundation.

American Journal of Sociology.

Research Quarterly Thesis Abstracts, 1950-1960.

University of Illinois Archives.

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