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Core Courses
BIOL 108
Basic Principles of Biology
4
Fall, Spring, Summer.
BIOL 231
Human Anatomy
BIOL 335
Human Physiology
ENGL 230
Writing for Professional Settings
-Or-
MKT 201
Introduction to Marketing
3
HPE 102
Personal Health
HPE 205
Conditioning for Personal Fitness
Fall, Spring.
HPE 221
Nutrition
HPE 233
Social and Global Perspectives on Health
HPE 303
Community Health
HPE 406
Program Development in Health Promotion
Spring or as needed.
HPE 410
Stress Management
PSYC 215
Social Psychology
Note: BIOL 231, BIOL 335: Students concentrating in recreation and leisure studies do not take BIOL 231 and BIOL 335. Note: PSYC 215: Students concentrating in wellness and movement studies or women’s health may take either PSYC 215 or PSYC 110.
HPE 140
Foundations of Wellness and Health Promotion
HPE 201
Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries
Spring.
HPE 243
Motor Development and Motor Learning
HPE 278
Coaching Skills and Tactics
HPE 301
Principles of Teaching Activity
HPE 411
Kinesiology
Fall.
HPE 420
Physiological Aspects of Exercise
HPE 421
Practicum in Movement Studies and Assessment
HPE 427
Internship in Movement Studies and Recreation
10
HPE 430
Seminar in Movement Studies and Recreation
2
TWO COURSES from
HPE 151
Introduction to Recreation in Modern Society
As needed.
HPE 247
Rhythmic Movement
HPE 307
Dynamics and Determinants of Disease
HPE 308
The Science of Coaching
HPE 323
Teaching in Adventure Education
HPE 404
School Health and Physical Education Leadership
HPE 408
Coaching Applications
HPE 451
Recreation and Aging
SOC 217
Aging and Society
Total Credit Hours:
82- 84
Page last updated: September 12, 2019
