Health, Kinesiology, and Leisure Studies
Dr. Margaret E. Wooddy, Director
Code | Title | Hours |
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Requirements | ||
Total for Degree (minimum 124 semester hours) | (124) | |
Minimum - 36 hrs. advanced total with at least 18 hrs. in residence | ||
Minimum - 60 hrs. in residence, including the last 30 hrs | ||
Admission and Graduation Requirements – 2.0 GPA overall and in major. | ||
No course may be taken pass-fail. | ||
Basic Requirements | ||
ENG 1310 | Writing and Academic Inquiry Seminars | 3 |
ENG 2301 | British Literature | 3 |
ENG 2310 | American Literary Cultures | 3 |
ENG 2306 | World Literature | 3 |
History | 6 | |
PSY 1305 & SOC 1305 | Psychological Science: Understanding Human Behavior and Introduction to Sociology | 6 |
PSC 1387 | The U.S. Constitution, Its Interpretation, and the American Political Experience | 3 |
REL 1310 & REL 1350 | The Christian Scriptures and The Christian Heritage | 6 |
Mathematics | 3 | |
Select three semester hours from the following: | 3 | |
Introduction to Computer Science I with Laboratory | ||
Information Technology | ||
or BUS 1305 | Software Applications for Personal Productivity | |
HP 1420 | Human Anatomy (and four semester hours laboratory science course) | 8 |
Select 5-6 semester hours of Fine Arts from the following: | 5-6 | |
Fundamentals of Public Communication | ||
or CSS 1302 | Speech for Business and Professional Students | |
Art, Music, or Theatre Arts | ||
Select four semesters of Lifetime Fitness including: | 4 | |
Health and Human Behavior and Fitness Theory and Practice | ||
Chapel – two semesters | 0 | |
Major Requirements | ||
HHPR | ||
Select nine semester hours from each of the following three groups: | 27 | |
Group 1 | ||
Consumer Health | ||
Nutrition | ||
Environmental Health | ||
Mood-Modifying Substances | ||
Stress Management/Mental-Emotional Health | ||
Human Sexuality | ||
Dying and Death Education | ||
Other PUBH courses as approved by program director | ||
Group 2 | ||
Advanced First Aid | ||
Anatomical Kinesiology | ||
Exercise Physiology | ||
Adapted Human Performance | ||
Fundamentals of Human Performance | ||
Risk Management in HHPR | ||
HP 4350 | ||
Exercise and Sport Nutrition | ||
Techniques of Strength Training and Conditioning | ||
Philosophy, Principles, and Administration of Human Performance | ||
Motor Learning and Development | ||
Sports Psychology | ||
Sociology of Sport | ||
Facilities and Equipment in HHPR | ||
Other HP courses as approved by program director | ||
Group 3 | ||
Introduction to Leisure Services | ||
Camp Counseling and Administration | ||
Leisure and Lifestyle Well-Being | ||
Leadership and Facilitation in Leisure Services | ||
Theory & Practice of Outdoor Adventure Programs | ||
Program Planning in Leisure Services | ||
Risk Management in HHPR | ||
Outdoor Education | ||
Facilities and Equipment in HHPR | ||
Principles of Church Recreation | ||
Considerations for Diverse Populations in Leisure Programming | ||
Other RLS courses as approved by program director | ||
HHPR Electives | ||
Select nine semester hours from the following: | 9 | |
Selected from any professional courses within the HHPR Department. | ||
First Aid | ||
Red Cross Water Safety | ||
Dance Choreography | ||
Canoeing Instructor Certification | ||
Sailing & Canoeing Instructor | ||
Any “3000” level sports skill series course | ||
“1000” level one-hour activity courses may not be taken to meet this requirement. | ||
General Electives | ||
To be taken from any academic unit in the University, excluding HHPR. | 32 | |
Total Hours | 124-125 |