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Direct linkZelaznik, Howard N.; Harper, William A. – Quest, 2007
Kinesiology has a long and storied tradition and history. The growth of our discipline and what might be called our subdisciplines has been the shining achievement of the 1970-2006 era, spurred on by Henry's (1964) call for an academic discipline. In this short thought paper, we argue that we have lost sight of the discipline in a quest to become…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Study, Physical Activities, Intellectual Disciplines, Psychomotor Skills
