Schedule for visit of President Ma Qiwei (May 10, 1984)
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This is a one-page, typed schedule sent from Kenneth A. Wall, Director of the International Center at Springfield College, to Springfield College President Wilbert E. Locklin outlining the schedule for Ma Qiwei, President of Beijing Institute of Physical Education (now Beijing Sport University), for the confirming of an honorary degree of Doctor of Humanics during the 1984 Commencement of the college. The schedule lays out the times and the activities for the day of May 10, 1984. Ma Qiwei (马启伟), the son of Ma Yuehan (John Ma), was awarded his Master's in Education and Physical Education from Springfield College in 1948. At the time of his attendance, beginning in 1946, he was known as Edward Mo. It is mainly through his outreach that Springfield College and Beijing Sport University, then known as the Peking Institute of Physical Culture, signed their first collaboration agreement in 1981. A vice-president there at the time, in 1982 he was named the President. During his career he served as the Vice-Chairman of the China Society of Sports Science, Director of the Society of Sports Psychology, Chairman of the Rule of the Game and Arbitration Committee of the China Volleyball Association, and was active on International committees, including as a member of the American College of Sports Medicine as well as the rule of the Game Committee of the International Volleyball Federation and Asian Volleyball Confederation. On May 13, 1984, Ma Qiwei was given an honorary Doctor of Humanics by Springfield College.
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