The history, structure, organization, and function of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women are presented in this handbook. Members of the executive board, the regional representatives, the headquarters staff, and the standing, special, and presidential committees are listed. Bylaws, policies, and regulations are presented, and…

Opportunities for children with disabilities to participate in sports have expanded as school and community sports programs such as the Special Olympics, intramural sports, community recreation leagues, and interscholastic teams have become more available to all children. A directory of 37 recreation organizations is also provided. (CB)

The policies and procedures of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) are the focus of this handbook. The first part of the document deals with the history and structure of the AIAW and includes eligibility requirements for the different types of membership; the constitution and bylaws of the organization; its code of…

This directory lists Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women member institutions alphabetically by names of colleges and universities. It includes contact persons at the institution, region, and the institution's sport program. A list of institutions sponsoring sports is also provided. Each sport list is alphabetically ordered by state…

This is the handbook/directory of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). It begins with an introduction which discusses the history, structure, and membership of the AIAW. Next are lists of executive board members, headquarters staff, and members of committees. The constitution, bylaws, and code of ethics of the AIAW are…

This directory of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) includes listings of (a) officers, (b) regions, (c) AIAW member institutions, and (d) sports in which intercollegiate programs and financial aid for women are offered. The appendix contains a schedule of AIAW national championships for 1974-75 and listings of (a) the…

The functions and guidelines governing the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) are outlined in this handbook. Beginning with the history, structure, and membership composition of AIAW, the handbook then presents a general organization chart and describes the committees of the Executive Board. The constitution and bylaws are…

This resource manual represents the most comprehensive information available on adapted sport and recreation activities for people with disabilities. The book focuses on ways that people with disabilities can access sport and recreational opportunities from which they have been traditionally excluded. The manual takes a cross-disability view of…

This resource guide lists and describes print materials, nonprint materials, and organizations dealing with sports, outdoor recreation, and games for visually and physically impaired individuals. Section I focuses on national organizations that sponsor athletic events on various levels and provide related services for children, youth, and adults…

Nine organizations that track sports-related injuries are listed. Addresses and brief information regarding the type of data obtained are presented. (CB)

The reference circular lists information about sports, games and outdoor recreation for handicapped persons. Names and addresses of organizations promoting specific sports and athletic activities (from archery and baseball to weight lifting and wrestling) are listed, followed by organizations promoting multi-sport activities, national and…

The resource section provides a directory of 46 national recreation organizations which serve the disabled. Listings include organization name, address, a phone number, and a brief description of services. (DB)

An annual list of associations, public agencies and sports related groups which track sports injuries is provided. Addresses, contact people, and a summary of each group's activities are given. (JL)

Programs in athletic administration and sport management offered by four Canadian institutions are briefly outlined with information including availability of financial aid, degree requirements, and program description. (JMF)

Thirty national recreation organizations serving individuals with disabilities are listed, along with addresses and telephone numbers. Sample recreational activities covered include Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts, various wheelchair sports, skiing, golfing, and horticultural therapy. (JDD)