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An on-site experience in a health club, clinic, sports center, wellness center, hospital, industry, or university. Any institution where a Wellness Program exists or is being developed will suffice if a leadership experience is available.

A comprehensive course that addresses the planning, implementation, and evaluation of health promotion and wellness programs based on various wellness components including life-style, spirituality, nutrition, cardiovascular health, exercise fitness, stress, emotions, substance abuse, sexuality, health care, and mental wholeness.

Application of sports nutrition concepts to those involved in sport and fitness activities. Nutritional demands of various types of physical activity will be discussed as well as the use of nutritional supplements and ergogenic aids for performance enhancement. Prerequisite: PHE-374.

The application of fundamental marketing concepts to the sport industry will be presented. Sport will be discussed as a product and as a market. A second component of the course will provide basic techniques for program promotion. A comprehensive Public Relations plan will be developed. A final aspect of the course will be to present sound and positive practices leading to successful fund raising.

An in-depth leadership experience related to the sports management field and/or industry. Field placement will be coordinated in cooperation of the instructor.

Programs and prescription for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities in a physical activity setting will be discussed in relation to methods and activity needs.

An in depth experience of leadership, observation, and contribution in a Sports Ministry setting. Placement will be coordinated and arranged in cooperation with the instructor.

Individually arranged reading, problem solving, or research in physical education.

A capstone course focusing on current issues, trends, topics, professional entry, and professional opportunities. Major specific.

An on site experience, with an organization/association, that offers the student an in-depth exposure to several facets of exercise science. It is anticipated that the student will experience first-hand activities related to exercise prescription, fitness parameters, cardiac education, and other related human performance components. Placement will be coordinated with the course instructor. Additional fees may apply dependent upon placement

A course designed to provide the student with more advanced topics in the field of Exercise Science including an introduction to research and preparation for his/her career. Students must be in their senior year. Prerequisite: Students must have completed 9 new (nontransferrred or substituted) credits in the major.

A course designed to provide the student with more advanced topics in the field of Exercise Science including an emphasis on research. Students must be in their senior year. Prerequisite: PHE-485.

In this course, students continue to prepare for post-graduation plans in the field of exercise science and the transition to life after undergraduate studies. This course is reserved for students in his/her final semester before graduating. Fees associated with exams or applications are the burden of the student.