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- 1917-2013 (Creation)
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112.99 m of textual and graphic records, moving images, and publications (259 boxes)
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The Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE) was originally established in January 1998 as the Faculty of Physical Education and Health by the merger of the former School of Physical and Health Education (SPHE), the Graduate Program of Exercise Sciences (‘housed’ in Community Health) and the former Department of Athletics and Recreation. The DAR had been created in May 1977 by a merger of the formerly separate women’s and men’s athletics and recreation departments. FC is essentially a continuation of the former SPHE Council, whereas CAR is the successor to the former DAR Council. - from https://kpe.utoronto.ca/about/governance/governance-history
The School of Physical and Health Education was created in 1941 when it superseded the Department of of Physical and Health Education and merged with the Margaret Eaton School.
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The School of Physical and Health Education was created in 1941 when it superseded the Department of of Physical and Health Education and merged with the Margaret Eaton School
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Established in 1977 with the merger of the University of Toronto Athletic Association, the Department of Physical Education - Men, the Department of Physical Education - Women, and the Women's Athletic Association
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The School of Physical and Health Education was renamed the Faculty of Physical Education and Health in 1998 by the merger of the former School of Physical and Health Education (SPHE), the Graduate Program of Exercise Sciences (‘housed’ in Community Health) and the former Department of Athletics and Recreation.
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