Department of Exercise and Sport Science

FACULTY

JOSEPH COLE, Chair, Department of Exercise and Sport Science, Professor of Physical Education, 2009-
BEd, Missouri State University, 1985; MEd, Wichita State University, 1986; PhD, Florida State University, 1994.

JAYME CROWLEY, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 2008-
BA, Augustana College, 1986; MA, Northern Arizona University, 1990.

TIMOTHY R. JOHNSON, Associate Professor of Physical Education, 2010-
BS, Olivet Nazarene University, 1985; MS, Middle Tennessee State University, 1987; DA, Middle Tennessee State University, 1991.

DANNY LEAVY, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 2009-
BA, Trinity International University, 2001; MEd, Muskingum College, 2005.

BRENDA PATTERSON, Professor of Physical Education, 2007-
BS, Trevecca Nazarene University, 1975; MEd, Middle Tennessee State University, 1978; EDS, Middle Tennessee State University, 1982; EdD, Tennessee State University, 1999.

Department of Exercise and Sport Science General Information

Department Overview

Within the Department of Exercise and Sport Science students can pursue undergraduate majors in Physical Education and Health Teaching (K-12 licensure), Sport Management, or Exercise Science. The programs offer a comprehensive array of courses and laboratory experiences designed to develop professionals for their chosen vocation or in some cases, preparation for continued education in graduate programs. The teaching major is approved by the Tennessee Board of Education and is part of the unit accredited by NCATE. The Sport Management major has a choice of six different areas of concentration and includes an internship which is designed to extend the student's learning experience by working in an organization that is appropriate for student's career interest. The Exercise Science major has a choice of seven different concentration areas, some of which are preparation for those wanting to do graduate work in a health care degree or other related areas.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at Trevecca Nazarene University is to prepare students for a career in the field of education as a physical education and health teacher, a career in the sport management or recreation related fields, or the pursuit of a graduate degree in physical therapy, exercise physiology or health care. The diverse curricular offerings of the department, integrated with several supporting courses from other disciplines, give the student a solid foundation to build a future career. All courses carry an emphasis of enhanced learning from a Christian perspective which provides our majors with a unique, complete and holistic learning opportunity.

Student Learning Outcomes

The Department of Exercise and Sport Science seeks to equip their graduates with an academic foundation that will help them to be successful in their chosen field of study. The Department also offers a minor in Physical Education/Health Education, Sport Science, and Exercise Science. All department majors and minors must obtain a grade of "C-" or above in all required courses.

Exercise Science Student Learning Outcomes:

  1. Able to demonstrate a functional use of anatomy and biomechanics of the human body.
  2. Able to implement skills for the prevention, recognition, management, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation associated with physical activity.
  3. Able to communicate and interpret the physiological effects of exercise and nutrition on the human body.
  4. Able to analyze joint actions, muscle actions, and mechanic principles which apply to the performance of a specific movement.
  5. Able to demonstrate the different methods for assessing health status of clients and evaluate the results for exercise assessment, communication of Christian principles, and programming.
  6. Attain the knowledge, skills and prerequisite standards for program admittance and/or certification.

Concentration Student Learning Outcomes for Exercise Science:

Pre-Physical Therapy

  1. Able to design and implement workout / treatment programs that enhance / regain maximal physical performance.
  2. Ability to evaluate the condition and progress of patience physical conditions and make adjustments and design changes to workout / treatment programs that will improve time to performance ratios.

Pre-Occupational Therapy / Athletic Training

  1. Able to design and implement workout / treatment programs that enhance / regain maximal physical performance.
  2. Ability to evaluate the athlete/exercisers physical conditions and make adjustments and design changes to workout / treatment programs that will improve performance/function.

Nutrition

  1. Able to design and implement workout dietary programs that enhance / regain maximal physical performance.
  2. Able to evaluate individuals' current dietary intake and activity patterns in the context of finding areas of improvement that may enhance performance and reduce the chance of declined health and mobility.

Sport Psychology

  1. Ability to develop psychological and physiological strategies to enhance athletic performance.
  2. Ability to evaluate psychological tendencies, identifying potential inhibiting mental patterns of performance.

Fitness Industry / Sales

  1. Able to develop and implement sales programs and strategies that will be effective in promoting the sale of equipment and services related to the fitness industry.
  2. Able to evaluate specific sales practices in fitness sales industry and identify areas of strengths and weaknesses for the purpose of suggested improvement.

Fitness Management

  1. Able to design and implement strategies for successful management of specific sports related organizations.
  2. Understands basic principles, strategies, and philosophies for effective communication and leadership within the fitness management industry.

Personal Training / Strength and Conditioning

  1. Able to design and implement workout programs that will enhance / maintain maximal physical performance and desired level of fitness.
  2. Able to evaluate the condition and progress of individuals engaged in conditioning programs and make adjustments to workout programs that will improve time to desired outcomes ratios.

Sport Management Student Learning Outcomes:

  1. Able to implement management and Biblically based leadership skills relevant to a specific area of concentration.
  2. Able to analyze and evaluate legal issues and liability concerns associated with the sport management field.
  3. Able to develop strategic plans for developing, promoting, and marketing sport related venues and programs.
  4. Able to evaluate and develop improvement plans for sport management programs, their facilities, personnel, and other administrative components.
  5. Able to implement various psychological strategies and Biblical applications for improving communication, motivation, and the performance of those in sport related programs.
  6. Gain field knowledge, skill, and experience in a sport related program.

Concentration Student Learning Outcomes for Sport Management:

Business

  1. Able to design and implement strategies for successful budget management of specific sport related organizations.
  2. Able to implement basic principles, strategies, and philosophies for program development and fundraising.

Marketing

  1. Able to design and implement strategies for successful marketing of specific sport related organizations / programs.
  2. Able to evaluate and make analysis of existing sport marketing strategies and pinpoint areas of improvement.

Coaching

  1. Able to effectively plan and prepare season practice strategies and practice sessions for a specific sport.
  2. Able to teach and evaluate various sport skills and team strategies.

Broadcasting

  1. Able to implement a wide range of broadcasting platforms as they are used in the context of sports.
  2. Able to evaluate and design media outlets for sport related events.

Sport Psychology

  1. Able to develop programs and strategies to enhance athletic performance.
  2. Able to evaluate psychological tendencies, identifying potential inhibiting mental patterns of athletic performance.

Ministry

  1. Able to develop and implement strategies for using sports as a tool for ministry.
  2. Able to evaluate strategies and practices of sport ministry organizations in contrast with Biblical principles and application.

P.E. Education BS (K-12 Licensure)

The Physical Education teaching major is described in the Teacher Education Program section of this Catalog.

Exercise Science Bachelor of Science

General Education

51-54 hours

Exercise Science Core

38 hours

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR and AED

(2)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

Areas of Concentration (Choose One)

Pre-Physical Therapy

25 hours

CHE

1040

General Chemistry I

(4)

CHE

1050

General Chemistry II

(4)

PHY

1010

Basic College Physics I

(4)

 

 

or

 

PHY

2110

General Physics I

 

PHY

1020

Basic College Physics II

(4)

 

 

or

 

PHY

2120

General Physics II

 

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics (Recommended: PSY 3000 Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

3510

Therapeutic Modalities

(3)

EXS

3520

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation

(3)

Pre-Occupational Therapy / Athletic Training Concentration

24 hours

CHE

1040

General Chemistry I

(4)

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

PHY

1010

Basic College Physics I

(4)

 

 

or

 

PHY

2110

General Physics I

 

PSY

2010

General Psychology

(3)

 

 

and

 

SOC

2010

General Sociology (1 taken in Gen Ed)

 

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics (Recommended: PSY 3000 Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

3510

Therapeutic Modalities

(3)

EXS

3520

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation

(3)

AHL

3060

Medical Terminology

(1)

Nutrition Concentration

19 hours

NUR

2100

Nutrition of Health Care

(3)

 

 

or

 

BIO

3620

Immunology

 

 

 

or

 

BIO

4000

Cancer Biology

 

CHE

1040

General Chemistry I

(4)

CHE

1050

General Chemistry II

(4)

CHE

3510

Biochemistry I

(4)

CHE

3520

Biochemistry II

(4)

Sport Psychology Concentration

18 hours

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

PSY

2175

Human Growth and Development

(3)

PSY

4320

Physiological Psychology

(3)

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

PSY

4110

Theories of Personality

(3)

PSY

3120

Social Psychology

(3)

 

 

or

 

PSY

4070

Principles of Counseling

 

Fitness Industry / Sales Concentration

18 hours

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

EXS

4310

Personal Training

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

MKT

3130

Consumer Behavior

(3)

 

 

or

 

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

 

MKT

3150

Sales Fundamentals

(3)

MKT

3200

Sales Management

(3)

Fitness Management Concentration

18 hours

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

EXS

4310

Personal Training

(3)

BUS

3030

Principles of Management and Organizational Behavior

(3)

BUS

2250

Business Communication

(3)

BUS

3050

Quality Management Methods

(3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting 1

(3)

 

 

or

 

BUS

4040

Business Law I

 

Personal Training / Strength and Conditioning Concentration

19 hours

EXS

2010

Fundamentals of Strength Training

(2)

EXS

2020

Fundamentals of Aerobic Conditioning

(2)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

EXS

4310

Personal Training

(3)

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

EXS

3520

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation

(3)

Electives

3-13 hours

Total Required

120 hours

Exercise Science (Fitness Industry/Sales) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1040

Concepts of Mathematics

(3)

 

 

or

 

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

 

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 15

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics or Another Elective

(3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

EXS

4310

Personal Training

(3)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

MKT

3150

Sales Fundamentals

(3)

PSY

3000

Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

MKT

3200

Sales Management

(3)

MKT

3130

Consumer Behavior

(3)

 

 

or

 

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

 

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

 

Total 12-18

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Exercise Science (Fitness Management) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1040

Concepts of Mathematics

(3)

 

 

or

 

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

 

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 15

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics or Another Elective

(3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

EXS

4310

Personal Training

(3)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

BUS

3030

Principles of Management

(3)

BUS

2250

Business Communication

(3)

PSY

3000

Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

BUS

3050

Quality Management Methods

(3)

BUS

4040

Business Law I

(3)

 

 

or

 

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

 

 

 

Optional Support Course

(3)

 

Total 12-18

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Exercise Science (Personal Training/Strength and Conditioning) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

 

Total 14

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1040

Concepts of Mathematics

(3)

 

 

or

 

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

 

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 15

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy Choice

(2-3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 15-17

Semester 6

 

 

 

Optional Support Elective

(3)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

(3)

EXS

4310

Personal Training

(3)

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

 

 

Recommended Support Course Elective

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

EXS

3520

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation

(3)

 

 

Recommended Support Course Elective

(3)

 

Total 15-18

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-123

Exercise Science (Nutrition) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Abnormal Psychology

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1040

Concepts of Mathematics

(3)

 

 

or

 

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

 

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 15

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

CHE

1040

General Chemistry I

(4)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics

(3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 16

Semester 6

 

CHE

1050

General Chemistry II

(4)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

Total 16

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

CHE

3510

Biochemistry I

(4)

NUR

2100

Nutrition for Healthcare

(3)

PSY

3000

Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

 

Total 16

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

CHE

3520

Biochemistry II

(4)

 

 

Optional Support Course

(3)

 

Total 13-16

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Exercise Science (Pre-Occupational Therapy/Athletic Training) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

 

Total 17

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1310

Precalculus or MAT 1055

(3)

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 17

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

CHE

1040

General Chemistry I

(4)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics

(3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 16

Semester 6

 

SMC

4510

Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(3)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

PHY

1010

Basic College Physics I

(4)

EXS

3510

Therapeutic Modalities

(3)

PSY

3000

Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

 

Total 16

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(3)

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

SOC

2010

General Sociology

(3)

EXS

3520

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation

(3)

AHL

3060

Medical Terminology

(1)

 

 

 

 

 

Total 13

Total required

122

Total with 3 optional electives

122-128

Exercise Science (Pre-Physical Therapy) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

 

Total 17

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1310

Precalculus

(3)

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 17

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

CHE

1040

General Chemistry I

(4)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics

(3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 16

Semester 6

 

CHE

1050

General Chemistry II

(4)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

Total 16

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

PHY

1010

Basic College Physics I

(4)

EXS

3510

Therapeutic Modalities

(3)

PSY

3000

Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

 

Total 16

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

PHY

1020

Basic College Physics II

(4)

EXS

3520

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation

(3)

 

 

Optional Support Course Elective

(3)

 

Total 13-16

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

128-129

Exercise Science (Sport Psychology) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

EXS

2500

First Aid, CPR, and AED

(2)

BIO

1510

General Biology I

(4)

PSY

2010

General Psychology I

(3)

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 2

 

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

BIO

1520

General Biology II

(4)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

HPE

2040

Personal and Community Health

(3)

 

Total 16

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

BIO

2020

Anatomy and Physiology II

(4)

BIO

2700

Nutrition

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 4

 

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

MAT

1040

Concepts of Mathematics

(3)

 

 

or

 

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

 

BIO

2010

Anatomy and Physiology I

(4)

ITI

1500

Office and Internet Technologies

(2)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

Total 15

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

EXS

4100

Kinesiology

(3)

PHL

3070

Ethics

(3)

PSY

2060

Behavioral Science Statistics or Another Elective

(3)

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

PSY

2175

Human Growth and Development

(3)

EXS

4090

Physiology of Exercise

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

EXS

3500

Sport Medicine

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

PSY

4320

Physiological Psychology

(3)

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

PSY

3000

Behavioral Science Research Methods

(3)

EXS

4300

Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription

(3)

 

Total 15

Semester 8

 

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

 

 

Optional Support Course

(3)

PHY

4110

Theories of Personality

(3)

PSY

4070

Principles of Counseling

(3)

 

 

or

 

PSY

3120

Social Psychology

 

 

 

Optional Support Course

(3)

 

Total 12-18

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Sport Management Bachelor of Science

General Education

51-54 hours

Sport Management Core

35 hours

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science

(6)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

Areas of Concentration (Choose One)

Business Concentration

24 hours

ECO

2010

Principles of Microeconomics

(3)

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

(3)

 

 

Choose 1 MKT Course

(3)

 

 

Choose 3 BUS Courses

(9)

 

 

Choose 2 ITI or ECO Courses

(6)

Marketing Concentration

24 hours

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

(3)

BUS

3020

Statistics for Business and Economics

(3)

BUS

2250

Business Communication

(3)

 

 

Choose 1 ITI Course

(3)

 

 

Choose 4 MKT Courses

(12)

Coaching / Recreation Concentration

23 hours

SMC

300B-S

Choose 4 of Coaching and Officiating Sports

(8)

SMC

300B

Coaching and Officiating Baseball (2)

 

SMC

300C

Coaching and Officiating Basketball (2)

 

SMC

300E

Coaching and Officiating Volleyball (2)

 

SMC

300F

Coaching and Officiating Softball (2)

 

SMC

300G

Coaching and Officiating Golf (2)

 

SMC

300S

Coaching and Officiating Soccer (2)

 

HPE

2600

Teaching Team Sports

(3)

HPE

2700

Teaching Racquet Sports

(3)

HPE

3020

Teaching Lifetime Sports

(3)

CHM

3010

Counseling and Caring for Children and their Families

(3)

SMC

2030

Introduction to Sport Ministry

(3)

Broadcasting Concentration

24 hours

COM

2210

Introduction to Mass Media

(3)

COM

2620

Writing for Mass Media

(3)

COM

2220

Audio Production

(3)

COM

2215

Videography

(3)

 

 

Choose 4 COM Courses

(12)

Sport Psychology Concentration

24 hours

PSY

3020

Drugs and Behavior

(3)

PSY

2175

Human Growth and Development

(3)

PSY

4320

Physiological Psychology

(3)

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

PSY

3120

Social Psychology

(3)

PSY

4110

Theories of Personality

(3)

PSY

4070

Principles of Counseling

(3)

SWK

3200

Working with Groups

(3)

Ministry Concentration

22-23 hours

SMC

2030

Introduction to Sport Ministry

(3)

SMC

3030

Methods of Sport Ministry

(3)

SMC

4030

Development and Administration of Sport Ministry

(3)

 

 

Choose 1 CHM, CED, CHI, THE, YMN or PRA

(3)

MIS

3600

Foundations of Christian Mission

(3)

MIS

3700

Religion and Culture

(3)

CHM

3010

Counseling and Caring for Children and their Families

(2)

COM

2450

Drama as a Ministry

(3)

 

 

or

 

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

Electives

7-11 hours

Total Required

120 hours

Sport Management (Broadcasting) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

(3)

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

 

Total 14

Semester 2

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy

(2-3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

 

Total 14-15

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

COM

1010

Speech Communications

(3)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

COM

 

Communication Class Choice One

(3)

COM

2620

Writing for Mass Media

(3)

 

Total 17

Semester 4

 

 

 

Behavioral Choice

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

COM

2210

Introduction to Mass Media

(3)

 

 

Lab Science (Choose one)

(3-4)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

Total 15-16

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

COM

2220

Audio Production

(3)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (First)

(3)

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

COM

2215

Videography

(3)

COM

 

Communication Class Choice Two

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (Second)-Two required

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

 

Total 14

Semester 8

 

COM

 

Communication Class Choice Three

(3)

COM

 

Communication Class Choice Four

(3)

 

 

Elective

(3)

PHL

2010

Introduction to Philosophy

(3)

 

 

or

 

PHL

3070

Ethics

 

 

Total 12

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Sport Management (Business) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

 

 

Elective

(2)

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

(3)

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 2

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy

(2-3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

 

Total 14-15

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

ECO

2010

Principles of Microeconomics

(3)

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

(3)

 

Total 17

Semester 4

 

 

 

Behavioral Choice

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

BUS

 

Business Class Choice One

(3)

 

 

Lab Science (Choose one)

(3-4)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

Total 15-16

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

BUS

 

Business Class Choice Two

(3)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (First)

(3)

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

 

 

ECO or ITI Course

(3)

BUS

 

Business Class Choice Three

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (Second)-Two required

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

 

Total 14

Semester 8

 

MKT

 

Marketing Course

(3)

 

 

ITI or ECO Course

(3)

 

 

Elective

(3)

PHL

2010

Introduction to Philosophy

(3)

 

 

or

 

PHL

3070

Ethics

 

 

Total 12

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Sport Management (Coaching/Recreation) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

 

 

Elective

(2)

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

(3)

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 2

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy

(2-3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

 

Total 14-15

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

COM

1010

Speech Communication

(3)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

SMC

300B-S

Coaching and Officiating Choice One

(2)

HPE

2600

Teaching Team Sports

(2)

 

Total 15

Semester 4

 

 

 

Behavioral Choice

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

SMC

300B-S

Coaching and Officiating Choice Two

(2)

HPE

2700

Teaching Racquet Sports

(2)

 

 

Lab Science (Choose one)

(3-4)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

Total 16-17

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

SMC

300B-S

Coaching and Officiating Choice Three

(2)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

 

Total 14

Semester 6

 

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (First)

(3)

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

SMC

300B-S

Coaching and Officiating Choice Four

(2)

HPE

3020

Teaching Lifetime Sports

(3)

Total 14

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (Second) -Two required

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

 

Total 14

Semester 8

 

SMC

2030

Introduction to Sport Ministry

(3)

CHM

3010

Counseling and Caring for Children and their Families

(3)

 

 

Elective

(3)

PHL

2010

Introduction to Philosophy

(3)

 

 

or

 

PHL

3070

Ethics

 

 

Total 12

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Sport Management (Marketing) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

 

 

Elective

(2)

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

(3)

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 2

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy

(2-3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

 

Total 14-15

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

COM

1010

Speech Communications

(3)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

BUS

2250

Business Communication

(3)

MKT

3100

Principles of Marketing

(3)

 

Total 17

Semester 4

 

 

 

Behavioral Choice

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

MKT

 

Marketing Class Choice One

(3)

 

 

Lab Science (Choose one)

(3-4)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

Total 15-16

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

MKT

 

Marketing Class Choice Two

(3)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (First)

(3)

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

ITI

 

ITI Course

(3)

MKT

 

Marketing Class Choice Three

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (Second)-Two required

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

 

Total 14

Semester 8

 

MKT

 

Marketing Course Choice Four

(3)

BUS

3020

Statistics for Business and Economics I

(3)

 

 

Elective

(3)

PHL

2010

Introduction to Philosophy

(3)

 

 

or

 

PHL

3070

Ethics

 

 

Total 12

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Sport Management (Ministry) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

 

 

Elective

(2)

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

(3)

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 2

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy

(2-3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

 

Total 14-15

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

COM

1010

Speech Communications

(3)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

COM

2450

Drama as Ministry

(3)

 

 

or

 

COM

2020

Principles of Intercultural Communication

(2)

CHM

3010

Counseling and Caring for Children and their Families

(3)

 

Total 16-17

Semester 4

 

 

 

Behavioral Science Choice

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

SMC

2030

Introduction to Sport Ministry

(3)

 

 

Lab Science (Choose one)

(3-4)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

Total 15-16

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

SMC

3030

Methods of Sport Ministry

(3)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (First)

(3)

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

MIS

3700

Religion and Culture

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (Second)-Two required

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

MIS

3600

Foundations of Christian Mission

(3)

 

Total 14

Semester 8

 

 

 

Elective: CHM, CED, CHI, THE, YMN or PRA

(3)

SMC

4030

Development and Administration of Sport Ministry

(3)

 

 

Elective

(3)

PHL

2010

Introduction to Philosophy

(3)

 

 

or

 

PHL

3070

Ethics

 

 

Total 12

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Sport Management (Sport Psychology) Four-Year Plan

Freshman Year

Semester 1

ENG

1020

English Composition

(3)

 

 

Elective

(2)

MAT

1044

Applied Mathematics for Business

(3)

HPE

2000

Foundations Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

INT

1100

Life Calling and Purpose

(3)

PEA

1500

Introduction to Health and Wellness

(2)

 

Total 16

Semester 2

 

SCI

2600

Issues in Science

(3)

ENG

1080

Critical Reading Writing Thinking

(3)

 

 

Institutional Choice

(3)

 

 

Intercultural Literacy

(2-3)

ACT

2210

Principles of Accounting I

(3)

 

Total 14-15

Sophomore Year

Semester 3

 

REL

2000

Introduction to Biblical Faith

(3)

COM

1010

Speech Communications

(3)

BUS

2010

Financial Stewardship

(2)

SMC

2100

Sport in Society

(3)

PSY

2175

Human Growth and Development

(3)

SWK

3200

Working with Groups

(3)

 

Total 17

Semester 4

 

 

 

Optional Support Course

(3)

SMC

3400

Sport Marketing

(3)

PSY

3020

Drugs and Behavior

(3)

 

 

Lab Science (Choose one)

(3-4)

SMC

3700

Sport Psychology

(3)

Total 15-16

Junior Year

Semester 5

 

MUS

1500

Fine Arts

(3)

REL

3000

Christian Tradition

(3)

SMC

3650

Sport Law

(3)

PSY

4070

Principles of Counseling

(3)

HIS

1400

World Civilization I

(3)

 

 

or

 

HIS

1450

World Civilization II

 

 

Total 15

Semester 6

 

SMC

3600

Sport Facility Planning and Management

(3)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (First)

(3)

ENG

2000

World Literature

(3)

PSY

3120

Social Psychology

(3)

 

 

Elective

(3)

Total 15

Senior Year

Semester 7

 

PSY

4110

Theories of Personality

(3)

SMC

4500

Senior Seminar in Sport Management

(2)

SMC

4510

Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (Second)-Two required

(3)

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

REL

4000

Christian Life and Ministry

(3)

 

Total 14

Semester 8

 

PSY

4320

Physiological Psychology

(3)

PSY

4150

Abnormal Psychology

(3)

ITI

2020

Computer Applications Using Spreadsheets and Databases

(3)

PHL

2010

Introduction to Philosophy

(3)

 

 

or

 

PHL

3070

Ethics

 

 

Total 12

Total required

120

Total with 3 optional electives

120-126

Exercise and Sport Science Minors

Minor in Physical / Health Education

18 hours

HPE

2000

Foundations of Health, Physical Education and Fitness

(3)

Choose 9 Hours from HPE

Choose 6 Hours from EXS, SMC or HPE

Minor in Exercise Science

18 hours

EXS

3500

Sports Medicine

(3)

Choose 9 Hours from EXS

Choose 6 Hours from EXS, SMC or HPE

Minor in Sport Science

18 hours

SMC

3900

Administration and Supervision of Sport

(3)

Choose 9 Hours from SMC

Choose 6 Hours from EXS, SMC or HPE

Exercise and Sport Science Course Descriptions

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITY COURSES

PEA 1020—Racquetball (1)

Instruction and participation involving the basic skills, strategy, and rules.

PEA 1040—Golf (1)

Basic skills of proper golf technique: grip, stance, swing, and the use of various clubs. Fee charged.

PEA 1080—Badminton (1)

Basic strokes, rules and strategy of badminton as well as a brief history of the game.

PEA 1100—Volleyball (1)

The basic skills, rules, and history of volleyball.

PEA 1130—Aerobic Walking (1)

For students desiring to keep physically fit through the exercise of aerobic walking. Students will study the value of aerobic walking in producing cardiovascular fitness as well as expending calories.

PEA 1150—Adaptive Physical Education (1)

The participation in an activity by a person with unusual physical conditions. Usually an activity is "adapted" so that such a person may participate. By arrangement only.

PEA 1200—Swimming (1)

Instruction in adjustment to water, buoyancy, balance, relaxation, propulsive movement and coordinate stroking.

PEA 1300—Tennis (1)

The history, strategy and fundamental skills of tennis.

PEA 1240—Lifeguard Training (2)

Designed for the competent swimmer to learn and develop the techniques and methods necessary for the survival of a drowning individual. Fee charged. Prerequisite PEA 1200 or proficiency testing.

PEA 1500—Introduction to Health and Wellness (2)

The course is designed to assist the student in their understanding and development of a healthy lifestyle. Emphasis is placed on the components and behaviors that promote lifelong, positive outcomes in the five dimensions of wellness: physical, emotional, intellectual, social, and spiritual. Includes a fitness laboratory component.

PEA 2920—Varsity Golf (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2930—Varsity Cheerleading (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2940—Varsity Volleyball (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2960—Varsity Softball (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2970—Varsity Soccer (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2980—Varsity Basketball (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2990—Varsity Baseball (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

PEA 2995—Varsity Cross Country (1)

A credit of 1 hour is earned by intercollegiate participants at the completion of each season. A maximum of 1 credit hour awarded per year. Graded S/U.

EXERCISE SCIENCE COURSES

EXS 2010—Fundamentals of Strength Training (2)

Content and activity course that covers current strength training techniques and methods. Students will participate in a specific weight training program during the semester while learning a variety of strength training techniques.

EXS 2020—Fundamentals of Aerobic Conditioning (2)

Content and activity that covers current aerobic conditioning techniques and methods. Students will participate in a specific aerobic training program during the semester while learning a variety of aerobic training methods.

EXS 2300—Concepts of Anatomy and Physiology (4)

A study of human anatomy and physiology. It is organized around the systems and emphasizes the structure and functions of the organs composing each system as well as the overall functions of each system. Major interactions of the various systems are also considered. Prerequisite BIO 1510 or permission of the professor. Lecture and lab. (Fall, even numbered years). Fee charged.

EXS 2500—First Aid, CPR, and AED (2)

Vital and practical applications and procedures in caring for an injured person, including safety, Heimlich method in choking, splinting, and bandaging. CPR, First Aid, and AED certifications may be achieved upon satisfactory completion of this course.

EXS 3500—Sport Medicine (3)

A study of conditioning and the care and prevention of athletic injuries. Prerequisite: BIO 2010, BIO 2020.

EXS 3510—Therapeutic Modalities (3)

Presents the physical agents used in treating athletic injuries. Emphasis will be given to each modality's theoretical and physiological effects on the healing process and presents the indications and contraindications for use. The course includes two lecture periods and one laboratory period. Prerequisite: EXS 3500.

EXS 3520—Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation (3)

Principles and goals of common rehabilitative procedures for athletic injuries in which learning the use of contemporary manual therapy and rehabilitative exercises in a comprehensive rehabilitation program are emphasized. Laboratory experiences will emphasize the proper rehabilitative techniques of common athletic injuries. The course includes two lecture periods and one laboratory period. Prerequisites: BIO 2010, BIO 2020, EXS 4090 and EXS 4100.

EXS 4090—Physiology of Exercise (3)

The study of the physiological effects of exercise on the human body. Special emphasis is given to factors which affect performance whether in a competitive situation or in one's personal fitness lifestyle. Prerequisite: BIO 2010.

EXS 4100—Kinesiology (3)

Examines the knowledge necessary for successful analysis of human motion. Successful application of the course content will give all human performance workers a greater understanding of how the various body parts react to human movement. Prerequisite: BIO 2010.

EXS 4300—Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription (3)

Study of the process and procedures of physical fitness evaluation and prescription. Emphasis will be placed on prescribing individual and group exercise programs. Prerequisites: EXS 4090 and EXS 4100.

EXS 4310—Personal Training (3)

Bridges the gap between exercise-science related course work and the practical application skills of personal training. Students learn how to properly screen and evaluate clients; design and implement exercise prescription; and how to manage personal training services. Upon completion of course, students can sit for the National Council of Strength and Fitness (NCSF) Personal Trainer Certification Exam. Includes a laboratory experience. Prerequisite: EXS 4300.

EXS 433C—Directed Study in Exercise Science (1-3)

Includes special projects and specialized research in exercise science. Requires department chair approval.

EXS 43RC—Readings in Exercise Science (1-3)

Planned readings in specialized areas of professional interest to be conducted under the direction of a member of the faculty. Enrollment is limited to seniors or advanced juniors who are majors in the department. Readings proposal must be approved in advance.

SPORT MANAGEMENT AND COACHING COURSES

SMC 2030—Introduction to Sport Ministry (3)

An overview of all sports and sport-related activities that are being implemented as a tool and strategy for ministry. This will include full time ministries using designated sports as well as other ministries that use sports under the umbrella of their organizations. A full range of examples will be presented to give students a complete understanding of the current and potential uses of sports in ministry. Specific attention will be given to show how sport ministry can be used in discipleship and evangelism. The course will give specific suggestions to those with a career calling in sports and sport-related ministries.

SMC 2100—Sport in Society (3)

An examination and analysis of the athlete, team, coach, and fans in sport. Included is a study of this relationship between sport and the larger society.

SMC 300B-S—Coaching and Officiating Sports (2)

B-Baseball, C-Basketball, E-Volleyball, F-Softball. G-Golf, S-Soccer. Instruction in team organization, team offense and defense development, and the teaching of basic skills. The duties and philosophy of coaching are emphasized as well as an understanding of the rules in each sport.

SMC 3030—Methods of Sport Ministry (3)

A strategic look at sport ministry and the most effective methods for preparation, execution, and follow-up in conducting clinics, camps, mission trips and events. This course will present, in context, various potential techniques and currently used methods for using sport as a discipleship and evangelism tool. (Recommended Prerequisite): SMC 2030

SMC 3400—Sport Marketing (3)

A study of basic marketing concepts with applications to sport organizations, both amateur and professional. Topics include promotions and public relation, sport consumer behavior, strategic market planning, technology application and sponsorship. Prerequisite: MKT 3100; SMC 2100, ITI 2800.

SMC 3600—Sport Facility Planning and Management (3)

Provides the student with basic information on critical planning components, event operations, programming, scheduling and budgeting. Through the application of theories and principles studied, the student will develop an event management plan for a sports facility. The student will make a practical application to course content by working with community-sponsored recreational events as well as campus-sponsored intercollegiate athletic events. Prerequisites: SMC 2100; Junior standing.

SMC 3650—Sport Law (3)

Introduction of basic law terminology with a more extensive study in contract law, tort, liability, negligence, gender issues, sports violence, ADA implications and risk management. Students will apply critical thinking skills to various case studies and scenarios for decision-making applications to the various laws and court cases. Prerequisite: BUS 4040; Junior Standing.

SMC 3700—Sport Psychology (3)

A study of the interaction between sport and psychology with a focus on psychological skills training for athletes and coaches. Includes topics such as motivation, imagery, anxiety, stress, attention, confidence, leadership, and communication. Prerequisite: Junior Standing.

SMC 3900—Administration and Supervision of Sport (3)

Provides the student with the nature and scope of sport administration, including finance management, legal issues and responsibilities, leadership styles, scheduling, facility and personnel management, purchasing, public relations, marketing, and tournament organization.

SMC 4030—Development and Administration of Sport Ministry (3)

The study of manager duties and practices used in the management and operation of sport ministry programs. Specific administrative techniques in the context of various sport ministry programs will be studied and compared. This will include various types of sport ministry programs with both church and para-church based strategies. In addition to the administrative responsibilities of operating sport ministry programs, the course will also present strategies for the development and creation of new sport ministry opportunities. (Recommended Prerequisites): SMC 2030 and SMC 3030.

SMC 433D—Directed Study in Sport Management (1-3)

Includes special projects and specialized research in sports management. Requires department chair approval.

SMC 4500—Senior Seminar in Sport Management (2)

Students examine contemporary issues in sports. Case studies, guest speakers, field trips, and reading will be included. Prerequisite: Senior standing

SMC 4510—Career Internship in Sport and Exercise Science (1-6)

Designed to have the students apply what they have learned through their course work and extend that learning by completing an intensive internship in an organizational setting that is appropriate for their career interest. Internships will be arranged in conjunction with the student's major. Supervision is coordinated with the Office of Career Services. Prerequisite: Senior standing. Graded S/U.

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSES

HPE 1400—Self Defense (1)

To teach the art of defending oneself in dangerous situations. The course will include some defensive moves in karate, judo and boxing, as well as other techniques that can be used for personal defense.

HPE 2000—Foundations Health, Physical Education, and Fitness (3)

An introduction to the historical, philosophical, physiological, and sociological areas of physical education. Emphasis is placed upon qualifications and opportunities in the area of physical education. Fee charged. Fall. The successful completion of Physical Education 2000 is a prerequisite to all upper division physical education courses.

HPE 2040—Personal and Community Health (3)

Concerned primarily with those health matters involving virtually all citizens. Course attempts to focus attention on health problems amenable to community action, the benefits of which are channeled to individual citizens. The course is designed to promote and encourage wholesome personal health habits.

HPE 2400—Teaching Restrictive and Corrective Physical Education (3)

Designed for physical education teachers. Includes instruction in special activities for students who cannot take regular physical education activities. Teaching majors only. Prerequisite: HPE 2000.

HPE 2600—Teaching Team Sports (2)

To develop the pre-service physical education teacher's sport skill competencies, content knowledge, and pedagogic techniques for team sports including basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, and volleyball.

HPE 2700—Teaching Racquet Sports (2)

To develop the pre-service physical education teacher's sport skill competencies, content knowledge, and pedagogic techniques for the following specific racquet sports: badminton, pickle ball, racquetball, and tennis.

HPE 3020—Teaching Lifetime Sports (3)

To develop the pre-service physical education teacher's sport skill competencies, content knowledge, and pedagogic techniques for lifetime sports of golf, bowling, and the following outdoor education activities: orienteering, camping, hiking, kayaking, and team building.

HPE 3240—Materials and Methods in Elementary Physical Education (3)

Pedagogical skills and strategies for successfully teaching students to plan, organize, and conduct a physical education program for children in grades K-5. Students will be provided background knowledge about physical education content, how to teach skill themes and movement concepts, and fitness concepts to elementary aged students. Prerequisite: admission to Teacher Education Program.

HPE 3250—Materials and Methods in Secondary Physical Education (3)

Enables students to design and implement an effective physical education program for students in grades 6-12. Students will be expected to transfer knowledge learned in class to their teaching experiences in secondary schools. Prerequisite: HPE 2600, HPE 2700, and HPE 3020; admission to Teacher Education Program.

HPE 3260—Materials and Methods in Secondary Health Education (3)

Emphasis is placed on the presentation and preparation of health topics along with the recommended resources and materials available. The teaching method is emphasized and student participation is stressed. Students will develop a curriculum guide for use in secondary school health education programs. Prerequisite: admission to Teacher Education Program.

HPE 3300—Tests and Measurements in Physical Education (3)

The fundamental principles of evaluation in health and physical education including tests for classification; neuromuscular achievement, capacity and knowledge. A survey of available tests in physical education and their uses at various grade levels.

HPE 433A—Directed Study in Physical Education (1-3)

Includes special projects and specialized research in physical education. Requires department chair approval.

HPE 433B—Directed Study in Health (1-3)

Includes special projects and specialized research in health. Requires department chair approval.

HPE 43RB—Readings in Health (1-3)

Planned readings in specialized areas of professional interest to be conducted under the direction of a member of the faculty. Enrollment is limited to seniors or advanced juniors who are majors in the department. Readings proposal must be approved in advance.

HPE 43RA—Readings in Physical Education (1-3)

Planned readings in specialized areas of professional interest to be conducted under the direction of a member of the faculty. Enrollment is limited to seniors or advanced juniors who must be approved in advance.