School of Health and Kinesiology Kuali PDF Assoc Prog

Catalog 2023 - 2024     Discontinued (2023-01-01)     Academic Level: Undergraduate

Personnel

Dean: Judy Sloan

Faculty: Mike Boyd, Rod Bussey, Bonny Musgrave, Judy Sloan, Troy Walker

Adjunct Faculty: Robert Benge, Darin Bissell, Monica Coulter, Jay Dedeker, Leslie Evenson, Deborah Fager, Phil Garver, Mike Harris, Tara Hills, James Quick Jr., Josh Rhodes, Dorothea Sarli, Scott Spicer, Alicia Trott, Eddy Wietzel

Program Coordinators:

  • Health and Wellness: Heather Neal
  • Health Science: Rod Bussey
  • Health, P.E. and Recreation: Teacher Certification, Judy Sloan
  • Kinesiology: Mike Boyd
  • Outdoor Emergency Services: Judy Sloan
  • Outdoor Leadership:
  • Vegetarian Culinary Arts: Bonny Musgrave


Mission Statement

The mission of the School of Health and Kinesiology is to 1) develop effective activity courses and academic degree programs, 2) provide recreation opportunities for the University family, 3) promote wellness through evaluation, education and motivation, and 4) serve the community with opportunities for healthy living.



Degrees Offered

The courses in Health and Kinesiology propose to: acquaint students with principles of healthful living, develop physical efficiency, develop life-long fitness and recreational habits, and/or prepare students for careers in physical education, health, wellness management, or related professions.


Health Science is an excellent degree for pre-Medicine, pre-Dental, pre-Physical Therapy, pre-Occupational Therapy, pre-Physician Assistant, and other medical related graduate programs.


No grade lower than a C- will be accepted in cognate courses for degrees in the School of Physical Education, Health and Wellness.


To receive a B.S. degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation, students must successfully complete ALL Teacher Education requirements including student teaching. Note: Professional Education major and cognate courses with grades lower than a C have to be repeated.



Assessment

To help the graduates in Health and Kinesiology evaluate their academic progress and to aid the school in evaluating teaching effectiveness, each senior is required, during their final semester, to take an exit exam. The results of the assessments are used to evaluate the school programs.



Accreditation

  • The Bachelor of Science in Physical Education is approved by the Tennessee Board of Education and accredited through the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) as well as the Accrediting Association of Seventh-day Adventist Schools, Colleges and Universities.



Associated Programs


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (45 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • BIOL101 - Anatomy and Physiology (IN-7) (4)
    • BIOL102 - Anatomy and Physiology (4)
    • CHEM120 - Survey of Health Chemistry (3)
    • HLED129 - Introduction to Wellness (2)
    • HLED173 - Health for Life (2)
    • HLED210 - Medical Terminology (1)
    • HLED229 - Wellness Applications (2)
    • HLED250 - Corporate Wellness Environments (2)
    • HLED345 - Wellness Coaching (3)
    • HLED356 - Drugs and Society (2)
    • HLED373 - Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries (2)
    • HLED470 - Current Issues in Health (SERV-2) (2)
    • HLED491 - Wellness Capstone (2)
    • PEAC125 - Fitness for Collegiate Life (P-1a) (1)
    • PETH314 - Biomechanics (3)
    • PETH364 - Administration of Health, Physical Education and Recreational Therapy (W) (SERV-2) (3)
    • PETH315 - Physiology of Exercise (W) (4)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HLNT135 - Nutrition (3)
    • NRNT125 - Nutrition (3)
REQUIRED COGNATES (26 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • ACCT221 - Principles of Financial Accounting (3)
    • BMKT326 - Principles of Marketing (3)
    • CPTE105 - Introduction to Word Processing (1)
    • ECON213 - Survey of Economics (IN-9) (3)
    • JOUR105 - Writing for the Media (3)
    • MGNT334 - Principles of Management (3)
    • PSYC128 - Developmental Psychology (IN-8) (3)
    • PSYC377 - Fundamentals of Counseling (3)
    • VGCA190 - Health Benefits of Vegetarian Diets (1)
  • Select 3 credit(s):
    • BUAD358 - Ethical, Social, and Legal Environment of Business (3)
    • BUAD458 - Ethical, Social, and Legal Environment of Business (W) (3)
  • C- is the minimum grade accepted for cognate courses.
GENERAL EDUCATION (35 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES TO = 124 (18 Total Credits)
  • Minimum 18 credits
Grand Total Credits: 124


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
Grand Total Credits: 124


Program Specific Info

Leading to Licensure K-12


Skill deficiencies in each PETH activity unit, PETH 114 through PETH 119 and PETH 214 through PETH 219, will be indicated by grade of C- or less. Deficiencies for these units must be met by taking for no credit the corresponding general education activity course, when available.


Intramural participation is recommended for all majors and minors.


Students who desire teacher certification must meet the State of Tennessee certification requirements set forth by the School of Education and Psychology.


The student must apply for Initial Admission to the Teacher Education Program (usually by the end of the sophomore year) after completing all requirements as outlined under ADMISSION PROCEDURES in the School of Education and Psychology section of the Catalog. Requirements for admission are met in the course EDUC 201. Initial admission is required before the student can enroll in upper division education courses.


The student must also complete an application and all other requirements for Admission to Student Teaching. Prior to the professional semester, the student must take and pass the PRAXIS II licensure exam in Physical Education. Teaching endorsement in Health Education K-12 is available by taking an additional Praxis exam.


Teacher candidates must pass the Student Teaching Educational Teacher Performance Assessment (edTPA) with a minimum score of 42.


In the Professional Core, the following courses are substituted:

  • PETH 363 in place of EDUC 347 - Assessment and Differentiation (2)
  • PETH 438 in place of EDUC 253 - Responsive Teaching (1)
  • PETH 441 in place of EDUC 348 - Secondary Instructional Methods (2)


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (39 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • ADAC200 - Gym Climbing (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC212 - Backpacking (P-1b) (1)
  • Course(s):
    • ADTH350 - Adventure Activity Curriculum Applications (2)
    • PETH114 - ProAct - Softball (1)
    • PETH116 - ProAct - Volleyball (1)
    • PETH119 - ProAct - Soccer (1)
    • PETH216 - ProAct - Fitness for Life (1)
    • PETH217 - ProAct - Badminton (1)
    • PETH314 - Biomechanics (3)
    • PETH315 - Physiology of Exercise (W) (4)
    • PETH363 - Tests and Measurements in Health and Kinesiology (3)
    • PETH364 - Administration of Health, Physical Education and Recreational Therapy (W) (SERV-2) (3)
    • PETH375 - Motor Learning and Development (3)
    • PETH463 - Elementary School Physical Education Methods (2)
    • RECR268 - Officiating Sports Analysis (2)
    • RECR269 - Officiating Sports Analysis (2)
    • PETH117 - ProAct - Basketball (1)
    • PETH214 - ProAct - Tennis (1)
    • PETH219 - ProAct - Gymnastics (1)
    • PETH475 - Psychosocio Aspects of Sport and Coaching (W) (3)
  • Select ADAC (Adventure Activity) Electives (2 credits)
REQUIRED COGNATES (15 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • BIOL101 - Anatomy and Physiology (IN-7) (4)
    • BIOL102 - Anatomy and Physiology (4)
    • HLED173 - Health for Life (2)
    • HLED373 - Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries (2)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HLNT135 - Nutrition (3)
    • NRNT125 - Nutrition (3)
  • C is the minimum grade accepted.
TEACHER LICENSURE (35 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • EDUC201 - Teacher Education Candidacy (0)
    • EDUC317 - Teaching with Technology (2)
    • EDUC345 - Learning Theory and Classroom Management (2)
    • EDUC419 - Philosophy and Leadership in Christian Education (SERV-2) (W) (3)
    • EDUC434 - Reading and Writing in the Content Areas (2)
    • EDUC473 - Enhanced Student Teaching P-12 or K-12 (SERV-2) (10)
    • HLED473 - Health Education Methods (2)
    • PETH441 - Secondary Physical Education Methods (2)
    • PSYC128 - Developmental Psychology (IN-8) (3)
    • EDUC464 - Teaching Seminar (2)
    • EDUC252 - Praxis Preparation--Secondary (0)
    • PETH438 - Adaptive Physical Education and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • EDUC129 - Introduction to and Foundations of Elementary Education (3)
    • EDUC138 - Introduction to and Foundations of Secondary Education (3)
  • Select 1 credit(s): EDUC346 - Field Experience in Secondary Education (1 - 2)
GENERAL EDUCATION (37 Total Credits)
Grand Total Credits: 126


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
Grand Total Credits: 126


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (37 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • BIOL101 - Anatomy and Physiology (IN-7) (4)
    • BIOL102 - Anatomy and Physiology (4)
    • MATH215 - Statistics (IN-4) (3)
    • HLED173 - Health for Life (2)
    • HLED373 - Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries (2)
    • PETH314 - Biomechanics (3)
    • PETH315 - Physiology of Exercise (W) (4)
    • PETH364 - Administration of Health, Physical Education and Recreational Therapy (W) (SERV-2) (3)
    • PETH375 - Motor Learning and Development (3)
    • PETH475 - Psychosocio Aspects of Sport and Coaching (W) (3)
    • PETH326 - Personal Trainer (3)
    • PETH363 - Tests and Measurements in Health and Kinesiology (3)
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (8 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • PETH114 - ProAct - Softball (1)
    • PETH116 - ProAct - Volleyball (1)
    • PETH117 - ProAct - Basketball (1)
    • PETH119 - ProAct - Soccer (1)
    • PETH214 - ProAct - Tennis (1)
    • PETH216 - ProAct - Fitness for Life (1)
    • PETH217 - ProAct - Badminton (1)
    • PETH219 - ProAct - Gymnastics (1)
GENERAL EDUCATION (39 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES TO = 124 (40 Total Credits)
  • Minimum 40 credits
Grand Total Credits: 124


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
Grand Total Credits: 124


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (44 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • OUTL301 - Outdoor Ministries and Therapeutic Recreation (SERV-2) (3)
    • OUTL345 - Environmental Education (SERV-2) (2)
    • OUTL136 - Introduction to Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL218 - Fundamentals of Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL391 - Leadership Seminar (W) (1)
    • OUTL425 - Wilderness Interpretation (W) (3)
    • OUTL430 - Adventure Trip Leadership and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
    • OUTL492 - Outdoor Leadership Internship (10)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • OUTL221 - Challenge Course Facilitation and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
    • PSYC221 - Challenge Course Facilitation and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
  • Select ADAC (Adventure Activity), OUTL (Outdoor Leadership) Electives (10 credits)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • OUTL318 - Wilderness First Responder (3)
    • OUTL330 - Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician (3)
REQUIRED COGNATES (9 Total Credits)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • PSYC122 - General Psychology (IN-8) (3)
    • PSYC128 - Developmental Psychology (IN-8) (3)
  • Select 3 credit(s):
    • PHYS317 - Issues in Physical Science and Religion (3)
    • RELT317 - Issues in Physical Science and Religion (R-4) (3)
    • BIOL421 - Issues in Science and Society (W) (3)
    • RELT421 - Issues in Science and Society (R-4) (W) (3)
  • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: General Education Area IN-7 (ERSC 105 recommended)
GENERAL EDUCATION (39 - 45 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES TO = 124 (32 - 26 Total Credits)
  • Complete at least 32-26 credits in this area
Grand Total Credits: 124


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
Grand Total Credits: 124


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (33 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • OUTL136 - Introduction to Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL218 - Fundamentals of Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL318 - Wilderness First Responder (3)
    • OUTL356 - Outdoor Leadership-Field Experience (3)
    • OUTL301 - Outdoor Ministries and Therapeutic Recreation (SERV-2) (3)
    • PETH364 - Administration of Health, Physical Education and Recreational Therapy (W) (SERV-2) (3)
  • Select 15 credit(s):
    • ADAC141 - Fly-Fishing (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC142 - Canoeing (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC145 - Basic Rock Climbing (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC146 - Whitewater Rafting Guide (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC148 - Horsemanship (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC151 - Scuba Diving (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC152 - Caving (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC155 - Basic Kayaking (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC151 - Scuba Diving (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC160 - Snow Skiing/Boarding (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC161 - Whitewater Kayaking (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC200 - Gym Climbing (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC214 - Mountain Biking (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC251 - Advanced Scuba (P-1b) (1)
    • ADAC262 - Introduction to Camping (P-1b) (1)
    • OUTL221 - Challenge Course Facilitation and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
    • OUTL234 - Emergency Medical Responder I (3)
    • OUTL235 - Emergency Medical Responder II (3)
    • OUTL320 - Intermediate/Advanced Rock Climbing (2)
    • OUTL335 - Challenge Course Management (3)
    • OUTL346 - Swift Water/Advanced Swift Water Rescue (2)
    • OUTL348 - AMGA Single Pitch Instructor Course (2)
    • OUTL349 - AMGA Single Pitch Instructor Assessment (1)
    • OUTL353 - Vertical Caving (2)
    • PEAC153 - Basic Swimming (P-1b) (1)
    • PEAC241 - Triathlon (P-1b) (1)
    • PEAC254 - Lifeguarding (P-1b) (1)
    • PETH255 - Water Safety Instructor (1)
    • PETH270 - Certified Pool Operator (1)
    • PETH354 - Lifeguard Instructor (1)
GENERAL EDUCATION (21 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES (10 Total Credits)
  • Minimum 10 credits
Grand Total Credits: 64


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
Grand Total Credits: 64


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (32 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • VGCA101 - Professional Cooking: Vegetarian Main Dishes and Entrees I (1)
    • VGCA103 - Introduction to Culinary Fundamentals (2)
    • VGCA109 - Professional Cooking: Soups, Sandwiches and Salads I (1)
    • VGCA113 - Professional Cooking: Desserts (1)
    • VGCA117 - Professional Cooking: Vegetables, Grains and Side Dishes I (1)
    • VGCA125 - International Ethnic Cuisines: The Americas I (1)
    • VGCA135 - Professional Cooking: Baking (1)
    • VGCA151 - Food Safety and Sanitation (2)
    • VGCA173 - Introduction to Menu Development and Operational Procedures (3)
    • VGCA175 - Introduction to Culinary Supervision and Management (2)
    • VGCA181 - Introduction to Marketing for Culinary Professionals (1)
    • VGCA190 - Health Benefits of Vegetarian Diets (1)
    • VGCA202 - Professional Cooking: Main Dishes and Entrees II (1)
    • VGCA218 - Professional Cooking: Vegetables, Grains and Side Dishes II (1)
    • VGCA226 - International and Ethnic Cuisines: Europe and Asia I (1)
    • VGCA235 - Professional Cooking: Pastry and Pies (1)
    • VGCA237 - Professional Cooking: Cake Production and Presentation (1)
    • VGCA269 - Cooking for Special Diets (1)
  • Select 4 credit(s): VGCA293 - Vegetarian Culinary Arts Internship (1 - 4)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HLNT135 - Nutrition (3)
    • NRNT125 - Nutrition (3)
  • Select 2 credit(s):
    • VGCA121 - Professional Cooking: Fresh and Raw I (1)
    • VGCA140 - Professional Cooking: Beverages I (Elective) (1)
    • VGCA142 - Professional Cooking: Fish and Poultry (Elective) (1)
    • VGCA144 - Professional Cooking: Beef (Elective) (1)
    • VGCA146 - Professional Cooking: Appetizers I (Elective) (1)
GENERAL EDUCATION (21 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES (11 Total Credits)
  • Minimum 11 credits
Grand Total Credits: 64


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
NOTES
  • COMM 135 and ENGL 102 are General Education courses for a 4-year degree and not required for graduation with an AS degree.
Grand Total Credits: 64


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (19 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • OUTL136 - Introduction to Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL301 - Outdoor Ministries and Therapeutic Recreation (SERV-2) (3)
    • OUTL345 - Environmental Education (SERV-2) (2)
    • OUTL356 - Outdoor Leadership-Field Experience (3)
  • Select OUTL (Outdoor Leadership) Electives (8 credits)
Grand Total Credits: 19


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 19


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • OUTL136 - Introduction to Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL218 - Fundamentals of Experiential Leadership and Outdoor Therapy (3)
    • OUTL350 - Assessment and Applied Recreation Therapy (3)
    • OUTL430 - Adventure Trip Leadership and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
    • PETH438 - Adaptive Physical Education and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
  • Select 3 credit(s):
    • OUTL221 - Challenge Course Facilitation and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
    • PSYC221 - Challenge Course Facilitation and Therapeutic Recreation (3)
Grand Total Credits: 18


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18