Lois Broady

AKA: Lois Pedersen Broady

Born 1903-12-07 Lincoln, Nebraska (USA)

Died 1996-03
Lincoln, Nebraska (USA)

Wife of University of Nebraska Professor Knute O. Broady, also a Nebraska author.

Places Lived

Lincoln, NE

Author Of

Nonfiction

Keywords

Education; Physical Education; School Buildings

Education

University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE

Occupation

Professor, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE

Places Worked

University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE

Bibliography

Course in Orientation and Guidance for Ninth-Grade Pupils. with Knute Broady and Effie Hult, 1936.
Suggestions for Making use of Physical Fitness through Physical Education for the Victory Corps : In a Program of Health and Physical Education as Presented in Health and Physical Education in Small Schools. 1943.
Health and Physical Education for Small Schools. with Esther French, 1946.
Orientation and Guidance for High School Pupils. with Knute Broady, 1947.
Tests to Accompany Orientation and Guidance, Units 1-8 : Guidance Record. with Knute Broady and Ada Westover, 1948.
"Which One is Your Own?" in Prairie Schooner, vol. 22, no. 2, 1948.
Administration of Small Twelve-Grade Schools. with Knute Broady, 1974.

Also published articles in educational journals, Prairie Schooner and Good Housekeeping.

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