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This is a call for help from those of you who teach biomechanics at the
undergraduate and graduate level. We are trying to identify trends in the
teaching of biomechanics in physical education/ kinesiology by
comparing/analyzing course syllabi and school requirements. Your input is
greatly needed and appreciated.
To help with this project, please forward the following by e-mail or
fax:
#1 Course syllabus (any course you teach in biomechanics)
#2 Pre-requisite requirements related to the above course
#3 The number of courses offerred and/or required of physical
education majors related to biomechanics or movement science (including
'functional anatomy' courses)
Please also note whether or not your department offers graduate
degrees. A summary of replies identifying commonalities and differences
will be posted upon completion of the project. Again,any help is
greatly appreciated.
Reply to AAbles@hotmail.com or PrisPope@yahoo.com
Fax #: (940)898-2581
Amy Ables, ABD
Department of Kinesiology
Texas Woman's University
Denton, TX 76204
940.898.2632
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undergraduate and graduate level. We are trying to identify trends in the
teaching of biomechanics in physical education/ kinesiology by
comparing/analyzing course syllabi and school requirements. Your input is
greatly needed and appreciated.
To help with this project, please forward the following by e-mail or
fax:
#1 Course syllabus (any course you teach in biomechanics)
#2 Pre-requisite requirements related to the above course
#3 The number of courses offerred and/or required of physical
education majors related to biomechanics or movement science (including
'functional anatomy' courses)
Please also note whether or not your department offers graduate
degrees. A summary of replies identifying commonalities and differences
will be posted upon completion of the project. Again,any help is
greatly appreciated.
Reply to AAbles@hotmail.com or PrisPope@yahoo.com
Fax #: (940)898-2581
Amy Ables, ABD
Department of Kinesiology
Texas Woman's University
Denton, TX 76204
940.898.2632
__________________________________________________ _______________
Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
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To unsubscribe send SIGNOFF BIOMCH-L to LISTSERV@nic.surfnet.nl
For information and archives: http://isb.ri.ccf.org/biomch-l
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