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MAJOR IN HEALTH (Bachelor of Science)

A student majoring in health must complete 57-68 quarter hours of interdisciplinary courses as listed below, the general studies program, and all baccalaureate degree requirements as outlined in this bulletin.
 
Core Requirements:
HLTH110Wellness for Living 3
HLTH205Survey of Health 2
HLTH208Drugs and Society 3
HLTH220Human Nutrition 4
HLTH238Health Behavior Change 2
HLTH315Etiology of Selected Diseases 3
HLTH427Fitness Evaluation Techniques 3
HLTH472Stress Management 3
HLTH496Seminar 1
PETH426Physiology of Exercise 4
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CONCENTRATION: Health Promotion (40 credits)
HLTH217First Aid 2
HLTH308Community Health Education 3
HLTH331Consumer Health 3
HLTH350Internship Placement Orientation 0
HLTH372Health Promotion Planning and Evaluation 3
HLTH437Community Nutrition 3
HLTH471Human Sexuality 3
HLTH475Programs in Health Promotion 3
HLTH481Internship in Health Science 12
Electives 8
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Electives for both concentrations
Electives must be chosen from HLTH courses or the following: (approval of health adviser required)
ENVI385Environmental Stewardship 4
PEAC123Circuit Weight Training 1
PEAC128Jogging 1
PEAC133Aerobic Rhythm 1
PSYC220Educational Psychology 3
PSYC444Social Psychology 3
PSYC464Counseling Relationships 3
SOCI324Human Development and the Family 4
SOCI437Death and Dying 3
SOWK377Introduction to Alcoholism and Addiction Treatment 3
MGMT373Introduction to Health Care Organizations 2
SOCI435Social Gerontology 3
PETH225Prevention of Injuries 2
PETH323Measurement and Evaluation 3
PETH324Adapted Physical Education and Recreation 3
PETH325Kinesiology 3

 
Cognates for Health Promotion Concentration
BIOL101, 102General Biology8
   or
BIOL201, 202Anatomy and Physiology
ENGL325Writing for the Professions 3
MATH206Applied Statistics 4
MKTG381Marketing4
   or
MKTG383Advertising and Sales Promotion
PSYC130General Psychology 4
SOCI204General Sociology 4
SPCH101Fundamentals of Speech Communication 4

 
CONCENTRATION: Health Science (25 credits)
(16 hours selected from the following courses)
BIOL202Anatomy and Physiology 4
BIOL392Cell Biology 4
BIOL393Genetics 4
BIOL394Developmental Biology 4
BIOL449Vertebrate Histology 4
BIOL464Animal Physiology 4
BIOL222Microbiology 5
BIOL466Immunology 4
CHEM431Biochemistry 4
CHEM432Biochemistry of Metabolism 4
ENVI385Environmental Stewardship 4
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Electives (see Health Promotion Electives) 9
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Cognates for Health Science Concentration
BIOL101, 102, 103General Biology 12
BIOL250Biostatistics4
   or
MATH206Applied Statistics
   or
GBUS263Business Statistics
CHEM141, 142, 143General Chemistry 9
CHEM144, 145, 146General Chemistry Laboratory 3
CHEM321, 322, 323Organic Chemistry 11
CHEM325, 326Introduction to Organic Laboratory 2
MATH117Precalculus4-8
   or
MATH121, 122Fundamentals of Mathematics I, II
   or
MATH181Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
PSYC130General Psychology 4

 

MAJOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Bachelor of Science)

A student majoring in physical education must complete the core requirements, one concentration, the required cognates for that concentration, the general studies program, and all baccalaureate degree requirements as outlined in this bulletin. Students pursuing the concentration in prepartation for teaching must also complete the certification requirements as listed in the Education section of this bulletin.
 
Core Requirements:
PETH214Introduction to Physical Education and Recreation 2
PETH225Prevention of Injuries 2
PETH323Measurements and Evaluation 3
PETH324Adapted Physical Education and Recreation 3
PETH325Kinesiology 3
PETH425Motor Learning 3
PETH426Physiology of Exercise 4
PETH484Administration of Health, Physical Education and Recreation 3
PETH493History and Philosophy of Physical Education 3
PETH496Seminar 1
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CONCENTRATION: Preparation for Teaching
PEAC107-277Physical Activity Courses 15
Physical activity courses must be chosen in consultation with and approved by the academic adviser assigned by the department chair and must include PEAC 107, 123, 133, 224, 242, 244, 246, 271, 273, 274, 275, 277.
 

PETH261, 262, 263Officiating of Sports Activities 6
PETH278Programming Intramural and Recreational Activities 2
PETH363, 364, 365Coaching of Team Activities 9
PETH395Methods of Teaching Secondary Physical Education 3
PETH473Physical Education in the Elementary School 4
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Electives must be chosen in consultation with and approved by the academic adviser assigned by the department chair.
 

Cognates:
BIOL201, 202Anatomy and Physiology 8
HLTH110Wellness for Living 3
MATH105Mathematics With Applications4
   or
MATH206Applied Statistics

 
CONCENTRATION: Fitness Management
HLTH238Health Behavior Change 2
PEAC107-277Physical Activity Courses 3
Physical activity courses must be chosen in consultation with and approved by the academic adviser assigned by the department chair.
 

PEAC123Circuit Weight Training 1
PEAC128Jogging 1
PEAC133Aerobic Rhythm 1
PEAC151Racquetball I 1
PEAC246Pro Act Tennis 1
PETH205Water Safety Instructor's Course 2
PETH278Programming Intramural and Recreational Activities 2
PETH350Internship Placement Orientation 0
PETH427Fitness Evaluation Techniques 3
PETH490Internship in Fitness Management 12
Electives 4
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Electives must be chosen in consultation with and approved by the academic adviser assigned by the department chair.
 

Cognates:
ACCT201, 202, 203Principles of Accounting10
   or
ACCT205, 206Principles of Accounting
BIOL201, 202Anatomy and Physiology 8
CIS240Intermediate Business Applications 4
HLTH110Wellness for Living 3
HLTH220Human Nutrition 4
INFO105Personal Computing 3
MGMT275Management of Small Business 4
MKTG383Advertising and Sales Promotion 4

 
CONCENTRATION: Physiological Basis
BIOL201, 202Anatomy and Physiology 8
BIOL464Animal Physiology 4
HLTH220Human Nutrition 4
PEAC107-277Physical Activity Courses 5
Physical activity classes must be chosen in consultation with and approved by the academic adviser assigned by the department chair.
 

PETH427Fitness Evaluation Techniques 3
Electives 3
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Electives must be chosen in consultation with and approved by the academic adviser assigned by the department chair.
 

Cognates:
BIOL101, 102, 103General Biology 12
BIOL392Cell Biology4
   or
CHEM431Biochemistry
BIOL250Biostatistics 4
CHEM141, 142, 143General Chemistry 9
CHEM144, 145, 146General Chemistry Laboratory 3
CHEM321, 322, 323Organic Chemistry 11
CHEM325, 326Introduction to Organic Laboratory 2
HLTH110Wellness for Living 3
INFO105Personal Computing 3
MATH117Precalculus5-8
   or
MATH121, 122Fundamentals of Mathematics I, II

 

MINOR IN HEALTH

A student minoring in health must complete 27 quarter hours.
HLTH110Wellness for Living 3
HLTH205Survey of Health 2
HLTH220Human Nutrition 4
HLTH266Safety Education 2
HLTH315Etiology of Selected Diseases 3
HLTH395Methods of School Health Instruction 3
Electives (3 must be upper division) 10
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Up to 10 hours may be selected from non-HLTH courses in the major requirements or electives listed for the Health Science major with no more than six hours being selected from any one discipline.
 

Approval of health adviser required.
 

MINOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION

A student minoring in physical education must complete 30 quarter hours:
PETH214Introduction to Physical Education and Recreation 2
PETH225Prevention of Injuries 2
PETH261Officiating of Sports Activities 2
PETH278Programming Intramural and Recreational Activities 2
PETH324Adapted Physical Education and Recreation 3
PETH 325Kinesiology 3
PETH 395Methods of Teaching Secondary Physical Education 3
PETH473Physical Education in the Elementary School 4
PETH484Administration of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation 3
Electives 6
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Approval of physical education adviser required.
 


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