1.
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Canadian
Who is Who (1975) |
2.
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Honour
Award, Canadian Assoc. for Health, Phys. Educ. & Rec. (1975) |
3.
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Doctor
of Laws (LL.D.), honoris causa, University of Windsor (1975) |
4.
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Who
is Who in the Midwest (1976) |
5.
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Dictionary
of International Biography (1978) |
6.
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Alliance
Scholar-of-the-Year, American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation, and Dance (1978) |
7.
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Who
is Who in America (1979) |
8.
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Distinguished
Service Award, Intern. Relations Council, AAHPERD(1979) |
9.
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Lansdowne
Visiting Scholar, University of Victoria, Brit. Col.(1980) |
10.
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Honor
Award, Amer. Alliance for HPERD (1981) |
11.
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Who
is Who in the World (1982) |
12.
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Presented
the 3rd Dudley Allen Sargent Memorial Lecture to the National Assoc.
for Physical Education in Higher Education (1983) |
13.
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Distinguished
Visiting Professor, Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity Lecture Series, Central
Michigan State University (1984) |
14.
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Fellow
Award, Can. Assoc. for Health, Phys. Educ. & Rec. (1986) |
15.
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Special
Presidential Citation, Canadian Association for HPER (1986) |
16.
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Outstanding
Teacher Award, Physical Education Students' Council, The University
of Western Ontario 1987) |
17.
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North
American Society for Sport Management created the Annual Earle Zeigler
Lecture (1988) |
18.
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Distinguished
Service Award, International Society for Comparative Physical Education
and Sport (1988) |
19.
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Hetherington
Award, American Academy of Physical Education (1989) |
20.
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The
title "Sport Historian Emeritus" conferred by the North
American Society for Sport History (1989) |
21.
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The
Earle Zeigler Scholarship established by the Faculty of Physical Education,
The Univ. of Western Ontario (1989) |
22.
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The
Luther Halsey Gulick Medal of the American Alliance for Health, Physical
Education, Recreation, and Dance (1990) |
23.
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The
Annual Earle Zeigler Lecture established by Faculty of Physical Education
(now Kinesiology), The Univ. of Western Ontario (1990) |
24.
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Inducted
into Wrestling Wall of Fame, The University of Western Ontario (1991) |
25.
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The
Oberteuffer Memorial Distinguished Lecturer, The Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH (1993) |
26.
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Recognized
as Canadian Sport History Scholar (one of six) at Canadian Symposium
on History of Sport, Calgary, AB (1994) |
27.
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Selected
as the first Human Movement Sciences & Education Distinguished
Scholar, University of Memphis, TN (1994) |
28.
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Listed
in The International Who's Who in Sport PedagogyTheory and
Research (1994) |
29.
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Faculty
of Kinesiology, The Univ, of Western Ontario voted to name the annually
awarded Honors B.A. Gold Medal
"The Dr. Earle F. Zeigler Medal." (1994) |
30.
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Inducted into The University of Western Ontario "W" Club
Hall of Fame (Builder Category) (1995) |
31.
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Who
is Who in American Education (1996) |
32.
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Doctor
of Science (D.Sc.), honoris causa, University of Lethbridge,1997. |
33.
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Inducted
by the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,Recreation,and
Dance as charter member of newly created honorary North American Society
for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance Professionals,
2000 |
34.
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Inducted
into The Univ. of Western Ontario Swimming Wall of Honor,2000 |
35.
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Inducted
by the Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation
and Dance as a charter member of the newly created honorary North
American Society for Health, Physical Education. Recreation, Sport
and Dance Professionals, 2001. |
36.
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The
International Society for Comparative Physical Education and Sport
created the Dr. Earle F. Zeigler Scholarly Article Award in its Journal
of Sport Studies, 2001 |
37.
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Doctor of Laws and Letters degree (LL.D.), The University of Western Ontario, 2006. |
38.
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Contribs. to Sport History Award, North American Society for Sport History, 2008. |
Note:
In the 1950s, Dr.Earle F.Zeigler received the Award of Merit
from the Ontario Recreation Association (1956), an Honorary
Fellowship from the Society of Municipal Recreation Directors
of Ontario (1956), and the Award of Merit, American Red Cross
Society, Ann Arbor, MI (1959).
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