Every student is assigned a faculty advisor after declaring a major within the Department of Kinesiology, Sport Studies, and Physical Education. You will meet with your advisor each semester until graduation to help discuss your curriculum and create a plan to graduate on time while achieving all of your degree requirements.

For more information on advisement, reach out to your advisor or Susan Wielgosz.

Students Admitted Fall 2017 and Later

Pre-Requisite

Course Credits
BIO 221 Survey of ANAT/PHYS OR BIO 321 (Fall only) & 322 (Spring only) (PR= BIO 110, 201, or 221) 4

Required Core

Course Credits
PES 300 Introduction to Kinesiology 3
PES 325 Kinesiological Bases for Exercise and Sport (PR=BIO 221 or both BIO 321 & 322) 4
PES 335 Physiological Baes for Exercise and Sport (PR=BIO 221 or both BIO 321 & 322) 4
PES 420 Biomechanical Skill Analyses (CR=PES 325) 3
PES 430 Foundations of Sport and Exercise Psychology 3
PES 439 Motor Learning 3
PES 305 Significance of Physical Activity 3
PES 441 Sport in Society 3
PES 460 Ethics of Sport 3
HLS 311/PES415*** Nutrition OR Sports Nutrition (PR=PES 335) 3
PES 401/405*** Physical Activity in Adulthoood OR Obesity in Society 3
PES 315 Fitness for Healthful Living 3
PES 3XX Advanced Performance (Choose one from the list of PES 3XX) 3
*PES 479/480 Kinesiology Practicum (PR=all required PES classes) 0-3

Electives

Course Credits
**PES 3XX Advanced Performance 3
PES 350 History of Sport 3
PES 360 Philosophy of Sport 3
PES 396 Women in Sport 3
PES 401 Physical Activity in Adulthood 3
PES 405 Obesity in Society 3
PES 413 Motor Development 3
PES 415

Sports Nutrition (PR=PES 335)

3
PES 445 Social Psychology of Sport 3
PES 446 Sport Spectating in the United States 3
PES 451 The Modern Olympic Games 3
PES 499 Independent Study 1-6
PSH 202 Introduction to Statistics 3
PBH 488 Applied Biostatistics & Epidemiology 3
MTH 243 Elementary Statistics 3

* Students who fulfill a practicum experience in another major in the Department of Kinesiology, Sport Studies, and Physical Education do not have to take PES 480.

** Students have the option of taking a second Advanced Performance course for 3 elective credits

*** Courses chosen in each of these pools will not also count towards elective credit.

**** Students who wish to pursue further education in a clinical field, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, or physician assistant, should take BIO 321 and BIO 322 rather than BIO 221.

PR=Pr-Requisite class

CR=Co-Requisite class