This collection consists of materials related to the former School of Health and Human Performance (formerly the School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, and now most departments have been integrated in to the School of Health and Human Services). These official records provide a glimpse into the history of physical education and corresponding activities at UNC Greensboro. The collection’s files encompass a wide range of physical education information, from folk games and course outlines to committee papers, departmental meeting minutes, and an archive of the department’s website. A majority of the documents in this collection come from the Deans of the school through the past half century. The documents cover a large range of history from annual reports showing the monetary break down and budgets for programs within the school to books like the major voice which discuss the activities going on campus when the university was still Women’s college of the University of North Carolina from 1932 to 1963. Entirely made up of paper documents this collection gives an idea of the day to day running of the school and programs. As well as giving insight into what students were doing and what classes they were taking while in school at University of North Carolina at Greensboro.