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The Major in Physical Education: B.Ed. Degree
The Bachelor of Education degree in Physical Education requires satisfactory
completion of 49 hours, of which 30 are considered core physical education
requirements. These courses include: HL 152, PE 250, PE 257, PE 306, PE
311, PE 320, PE 321, PE 326, PE 340, PE 440, one class in aquatics (with
the exception of PE 170 or PE 171) and First/Aid CPR certification. In
addition, twenty hours of course work are required for K-12 certification
including PE 260, PE 261, PE 270, PE 324, PE 325, PE 360, PE 361, and
PE 365. Students who select a concentration in Coaching should complete
the following courses: PE 257, PE 280, PE 300, PE 306 and 6 hours of coaching
theory classes for a total of 16 hours. Additional requirements are listed
under degree requirements in the Education
Department.
The Major in Physical Education: B.A. Degree
The Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education will prepare students
for future study in physical education and movement science and/or careers
in activity-oriented businesses. This degree is NOT for students seeking
teaching certification. Each student will take the general education requirements
necessary for the Bachelor of Arts degree. The Physical Education core
requirements include the following 21 credits: HL 152, PE 250, PE 271,
PE 320, PE 321, PE 326, PE 440, PE 496. Correlated requirements include
CM 212 or PE 333 BI 250. Activity requirements are 4 credits from the
100-level, one-hour activity course listing or from the following list:
PE 260, PE 261, PE 360, PE 361, PE 365, or PE 400. Students are also required
to take 12 interest area credits in physical education, 6 of which must
be 200+ level or higher, and 6 at 300+ level or higher. Interest area
credits may be fulfilled by concentration courses in PE.
The concentration in Sport Management includes the following: BU 360,
AC 224, EC 201, EC 202, MM 100, SO 315,, 3 credits from BU 342/BU 345/BU
346; 6 credits (3 credits upper division from: BU 250/BU 315/BU 363/BU
366/AC 225; PE 306, PE 370, and PE 494 (Internship 300-600 hours).
The concentration in Exercise Physiology includes the following: PE 257,
PE 300, PE 308, PE 400, PE 410, PE 411 and PE 494 (internship 50 hours).
Correlated requirements include: MA 140 or PY 102, CH 121, PS 101, and
SO 315.
For the concentration in Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) students
must complete all core requirements, correlated requirements, activity
credits and interest area credits for the basic BA degree in physical
education. Concentration courses are specified by the PTA program.
The Flexible Option concentration is designed to allow students to develop
a unique program of studies leading to specialization in a field other
than the specific specializations currently offered in the BA program.
This option is designed to satisfy the needs of those who desire a basic
physical education degree but wish to combine it with a specialized interest
within disciplines outside the Department of Health, Physical Education
and Exercise Science. Students considering a flexible option concentration
should first consult with a HPEES faculty advisor to become familiar with
the nature and requirements of the concentration. The advisor will explain
the process required to enable a student to pursue this option.
The Major in Athletic Training: B.S. Degree
The Bachelor of Science degree with a major in athletic training is designed
to meet the national standards of the Commission of Accreditation of Allied
Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).
Satisfactory completion of this degree enables students to take a certification
examination administered by the National Athletic Trainers Association,
Board of Certification. Beginning in January 2004, all students who seek
NATA BOC Certification must have completed an accredited course of study.
The Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP) is designed to provide
students with theory and practice in the athletic training profession.
Students will learn to apply knowledge of human anatomy, exercise physiology,
sports nutrition, therapeutic modalities and exercise toward the prevention,
immediate care and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
Admission Requirements
A competitive selection process based on overall GPA, a letter of interest,
letters of recommendations and personal resume lead to the selection of
students to participate. Twelve students annually may be admitted. Students
must also accept the technical standards, complete a medical record (physical
examination) and a Hepatitis B vaccination.
Course Requirements
The athletic training core requirements include: HL 152, PE 250, PE 271,
PE 320, PE 321, PE 326 and PE 440. Correlated requirements include: IS
170, BI 255, BI 275, CH 121, PS 101, NU 313, SO 315 and either PE 333
or CM 212.
Athletic Training major interest area coursework includes: PE 257, PE
300, PE 306, PE 308, PE 350, PE 355, PE 400 and PE 455. The four clinical
experiences courses includes: PE 292, PE 392, PE 393, PE 492.
For more information regarding admissions, medical records, vaccination
information, technical standards, and a four-year plan of study, contact
the Department of HPEES or see the department website.
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