A survey of 740 students at the University of California, Davis, was conducted in the spring quarter to provide the Physical Education Department with recent data on overall student interests, including a male/female comparison, and to document male and female athletic interests for Title IX purposes. Thirty- six sports offered in the athletic program at that time were listed in the questionnaire, and students were asked whether they had interest as either participants or spectators in each of the sports. This report is divided into two sections. The first section describes the athletic interests of Davis students including the hierarchy of sports preferences, the nature of student interest (spectator or participant), and the types of participant interest (intramural, club, or intercollegiate). Section two examines men's and women's interests with a view toward discussion of Title IX issues. The appendices contain a copy of the questionnaire and tables showing the results of the survey. (SPG)