This comprehensive list of resources for student and professionals in physical education and sport includes journals of national and international scope. Most are refereed by scholars recognized for their expertise. Others are not refereed in the usual sense but are recognized broadly as authoritative sources. (MT)

Results of a 1987 survey of administrators of graduate physical education programs indicate that a shortage of Black doctoral students exists. The study also revealed an extremely small representation of Black faculty among the programs surveyed. Recommendations for recruitment and retention of Black faculty and graduate students were presented.…

To analyze data and predict trends among physical education doctorates, researchers obtained 1983-89 data from the National Research Council which releases annual reports of earned doctorates granted by U.S. institutions. The article examines institutions, graduation rate, employment, postdoctoral degrees, race/ethnicity, and age, marital, and…

To investigate the merits of single versus multiple authorship in scholarly journals, several journals were examined regarding degrees of single versus multiple authorship, posture of multiple authorship, and author-article ratio of three physical education, recreation, and dance periodicals. The article discusses ramifications of the increasing…

Selected characteristics of scholarly publications that provide information and outlets for publication for health, physical education, recreation, and dance practitioners and researchers are presented. Data was collected from a survey of 45 editors/managing editors. Also included are tips for success in scholarly writing. (IAH)

To gain perspective on traditionally black institutions (TBIs), researchers surveyed physical education chairs from TBIs offering physical education degrees. Results indicate TBIs are generally small and have had difficulty recruiting qualified black faculty. A list of physical education degree programs in TBIs, along with institution addresses,…