2021 Charles H. McCloy Lecture: "You're Not in Kansas Anymore" by Charles H. McCloy

2021 Charles H. McCloy Lecture: "You're Not in Kansas Anymore" by Charles H. McCloy

In this article I envision how Charles H. McCloy might assess the current state of kinesiology in relation to how it evolved from its parent profession of physical education into a field comprised of the scientific enterprise of kinesiology, as well as the related professions and professional prepar...

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Published in:Research quarterly for exercise and sport 2021-10, Vol.92 (4), p.573-583
Main Author: van der Mars, Hans
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Advocacy
Athletics
Futures (of Society)
Kinesiology
physical activity professions
Physical Education
Professional Education
professional preparation programs
State Policy
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