The Division of Health and Physical Education offers courses that satisfy core curriculum requirements, HPE Division major and minor programs of study, requirements for other College majors, and general electives.
HPE Core Curriculum Requirements
To satisfy the health and physical education core requirement of the College, all students must complete a one-half credit computer course, HPE 110W, Personal Wellness, and complete an additional minimum of one and one-half credits from a menu of sports, fitness, recreational activity courses and/or dance technique courses from HPE 131W, 132W, 133W, 141W and/or from a menu of classroom course offerings in health and wellness as designated applicable to the HPE Core. Students may select any of the activity and technique courses offered, however, no specific activity or technique course may be repeated for credit except at a more advanced level. Students who have individual needs or are physically challenged may confer with HPE faculty to discuss selection of appropriate courses.
Note that the HPE Core requirement as outlined begins for students who enter B-W in the
2004-2005 academic year.
Among objectives for the required HPE Core courses are the following:
- The development of essential knowledge in health and wellness issues especially as it may relate to leadership and advocacy for healthy lifestyles for individuals, families, and communities now and in the future.
- The development of knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values related to achieving and maintaining optimal levels of physical fitness and personal wellness.
- The development of motor abilities that contribute to skill, proficiency, ease, and grace in the control of one's body.
- The development of worthy leisure-time recreational habits, skills, and attitudes.
- The development of an appreciation of the art and science of human movement both as a participant and as a spectator.
Diversity requirement of the Core Curriculum
HPE 423D may be applied to the core diversity requirement.
Divisional Majors and Minors
For students planning to major in any one of the majors offered by the HPE Division, the Division recognizes the preceding objectives, explores the body of knowledge, and provides a foundation for students preparing to teach, coach, manage and/or pursue graduate study in areas related to the major. Majors are offered in physical education, sport management, athletic training, pre-physical therapy, exercise science, health promotion and education. Academic minors are designed to supplement any academic major. Minors are offered in health promotion and education, child and family, athletic coaching, recreation, and personal wellness. Additional study is recommended beyond the minimum credits and required courses for each major and minor including HPE 050, 070, special topic seminars, and honors courses.
Physical Education Major |
Computer Code: HPET |
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This major is designed to focus on theoretical and practical knowledge and skills related to the planning, implementation, and evaluation of physical education programs for learners ages three through twenty-one and prekindergarten through grade twelve. Multi-age license to teach physical education is possible for students who successfully complete this major as well as applicable requirements for licensure as outlined by the Division of Education. Students are encouraged to supplement physical education licensure with a secondary teaching area such as health promotion and education. Students who desire to coach are encouraged to complete the athletic coaching minor. Students who complete this major are expected to be competent in a number of sport and fitness skills.
Minimum credits required: 47.5 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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BIO |
203L |
Human Anatomy and Physiology I |
4 credits |
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BIO |
204L |
Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
110W |
Personal Wellness |
.5 credits |
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HPE |
150W |
Lifetime Leisure Activities |
2 credits |
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HPE |
151W |
Team Games |
2 credits |
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HPE |
152W |
Fitness and Physical Activity |
2 credits |
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credits |
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HPE |
204 |
Applied Teaching in Physical Education |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid |
2 credits |
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HPE |
209 |
Research Design & Statistics |
3 credits |
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HPE |
230 |
Physical Education Methods for Early Childhood |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
232 |
Physical Education Methods for Middle School |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
302 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
311 |
Physical Education Methods for High School |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
321 |
Adapted Physical Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
347 |
Historical, Philosophical, and Curricular Foundations of Physical Education |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
352 |
Motor Learning |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
404 |
Principles of Sport & Physical Education |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
451 |
Kinesiology/Biomechanics |
3 credits* |
Sport Management Major |
Computer Code: HPEM |
The major is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in professional sports, collegiate athletics, amateur sports, collegiate recreation, youth sports, or organizations with a sport-related component such as private clubs, government agencies, and city recreation departments. Students completing this major must also complete a second major or minor in public relations or a second major or minor offered by the Division of Business Administration.
Minimum credits required: 46-52 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credits |
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HPE |
223 |
History of Sport |
2 credits |
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HPE |
233 |
Sport in Society |
3 credits |
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HPE |
243 |
Introduction to Sport Management |
3 credits |
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HPE |
250 |
Sport Management Explorations |
1 credit |
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HPE |
340 |
Program Organization & Administration |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
343 |
Legal Issues in Sport Management |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
344 |
Sport Management & Media Relations |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
346 |
Sport Marketing |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
348 |
Ethics in Sport Management |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
349 |
The Industry of Sport |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
450 |
Facility/Event Management |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
452 |
Sport Management Capstone |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
070 |
Sport Management Internship |
6-12 credits* |
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HPE |
227 |
Principles of Coaching |
2 credits |
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HPE |
323 |
Outdoor Recreation & Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
324 |
Community Recreation |
2 credits |
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HPE |
350 |
Professional Sport Industry |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
351 |
Collegiate Athletics |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
353 |
Sales and Sponsorship |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
406 |
Psychology of Coaching |
2 credits* |
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Athletic Training Major |
Computer Code: HPEA |
This CAATE (Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education) accredited major is designed to prepare students to become skilled allied health care practitioners capable of working in the athletic training field as well as a multitude of other settings. Upon completion, students are eligible and expected to sit for the BOC (Board of Certification) examination in order to become a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC). Major emphasis is placed on the development of cognitive knowledge and psychomotor skills and is accomplished by the integration of didactic coursework with laboratory, practicum, clinical and internship experiences. Students must be selected into the clinical experience component of the major and must pass eligibility standards to continue in the program. Admission is based on, but not limited to: documented clinical observation hours, prerequisite course grades, overall grade point average, evaluations, proficiency exam, and letters of recommendation. Details of program accreditation and selection standards are available from the Athletic Training Education Program Director as well as accessible on the Baldwin-Wallace College Athletic Training Education Program website. http://www.bw.edu/academics/hpe/programs/at/
Minimum credits required: 61 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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Required courses: |
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credits |
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HPE |
202 |
Athletic Training I |
3 credits |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid |
2 credits |
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HPE |
206 |
Medical Terminology |
2 credits |
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HPE |
208 |
Emergency Care Techniques |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
209 |
Research Design and Statistics |
3 credits |
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HPE |
211W |
Nutrition for the Athlete |
3 credits |
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HPE |
281 |
Practicum in Athletic Training I |
1 credit |
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HPE |
282 |
Practicum in Athletic Training II |
1 credit |
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HPE |
302 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
303 |
Health & Physical Fitness Assessment |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
305 |
Lower Extremity Evaluation |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
306 |
Therapeutic Modalities |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
306L |
Therapeutic Modalities Lab |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
307 |
Upper Extremity Evaluation |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
308 |
Athletic Training Administration |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
309 |
Therapeutic Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
381 |
Practicum in Athletic Training III |
1 credit |
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HPE |
382 |
Practicum in Athletic Training IV |
1 credit |
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HPE |
423D |
Exercise Prescription for Special Populations |
3 credits |
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HPE |
445 |
Theory and Practice of Strength and Conditioning |
3 credits |
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HPE |
451 |
Kinesiology/Biomechanics |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
481 |
Practicum in Athletic Training V |
1 credit |
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HPE |
482 |
Practicum in Athletic Training VI |
1 credit |
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BIO |
203L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology I |
4 credits |
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BIO |
204L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology II |
3 credits* |
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PSY |
100 |
Principles of Psychological Science |
3 credits |
Athletic Training Education coursework that have accompanying psychomotor competencies must be completed at B-W unless otherwise determined by the Program Director: HPE 201, 202, 208, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 281, 282, 381, 382, 481, and 482. Transfer students should expect to be actively enrolled in B-W’s Athletic Training Education Program for a minimum of three years.
Recommended: CSC 121 or computer competency, CHM 111, 111L, PSY 205, HPE 221W, HPE 225, HPE 312W, HPE 321, and HPE 424.
Courses required for the major do not necessarily need to be taken in the sequence listed unless as specified by course prerequisites. For prerequisite details, see Course Descriptions.
Pre-Physical Therapy Major |
Computer Code: HPEP |
The major in Pre-Physical Therapy is designed to provide a strong foundation in the fundamental principles of science and exercise science. The major offers the preparation necessary for the student to continue study toward a degree in physical therapy or a related health profession. Students who complete this program can pursue further education in Physical or Occupational Therapy, Physician Assistance, Chiropractics, Podiatry and Nursing.
Minimum credits required: 62 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credits |
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HPE |
203 |
Essentials of Athletic Training |
2 credits |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid |
2 credits |
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HPE |
206 |
Medical Terminology |
2 credits |
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HPE |
209 |
Research Design & Statistics |
3 credits |
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HPE |
302 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
303 |
Health/Physical Fitness Assessment |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
306 |
Therapeutic Modalities |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
306L |
Therapeutic Modalities Lab |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
321 |
Adapted Physical Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
451 |
Kinesiology/Biomechanics |
3 credits* |
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BIO |
121L |
Principles of Biology I |
4 credits |
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BIO |
122L |
Principles of Biology II |
4 credits |
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BIO |
203L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology I |
4 credits |
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BIO |
204L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology II |
3 credits* |
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CHM |
111 |
General Chemistry I |
4 credits |
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CHM |
111L |
General Chemistry I Lab |
.5 credits |
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CHM |
112 |
General Chemistry II |
4 credits* |
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CHM |
112L |
General Chemistry II Lab |
.5 credits |
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PHY |
131&151L |
General Physics I with Lab OR |
5 credits |
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PHY |
145L |
Applied College Physics I |
5 credits |
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PHY |
132&152L |
General Physics II with Lab OR |
5 credits* |
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PHY |
146L |
Applied College Physics II |
5 credits |
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Students should select the additional BIO courses based on graduate school prerequisite requirements. Although the additional two courses in upper level BIO are elective, the following are suggested for consideration: |
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BIO |
211 |
Genetics |
4 credits |
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BIO |
212 |
Microbiology |
4 credits |
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BIO |
221 |
Zoology |
4 credits |
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BIO |
330 |
Gross Anatomy |
4 credits |
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BIO |
331 |
Developmental Biology |
4 credits |
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BIO |
332 |
Histology |
3 credits |
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BIO |
333 |
Human Physiology |
4 credits |
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BIO/PSY |
250 |
Neuroscience |
3 credits |
Students planning to pursue a graduate degree in physical therapy should also take PSY 100, PSY 205, SOC 100D, MTH 141. All pre-physical therapy students should also complete internship(s) in a variety of physical therapy settings (HPE 070, 2-4 credits).
Courses required for the major do not necessarily need to be taken in the sequence listed unless as specified by course prerequisites. For prerequisite details, see Course Descriptions.
Exercise Science Major |
Computer Code: HPES |
This major is designed to provide an opportunity for students to acquire theoretical and practical knowledge and develop skills related to exercise science, fitness management and strength and conditioning as they pertain to management and organization of corporate, community, or commercial fitness and health promotion and/or rehabilitation programs. Students successfully completing this major will be able to conduct fitness testing and implement exercise programs for low- to moderate-risk clients and for individuals with controlled diseases. In addition, development of strength and conditioning programs for clients and athletes is also a focus for the major.
Minimum credits required: 45 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credits |
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HPE |
203 |
Essentials of Athletic Training |
2 credits |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid |
2 credits |
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HPE |
207W |
Nutrition for Daily Living OR |
3 credits |
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HPE |
211W |
Nutrition for the Athlete |
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HPE |
209 |
Research Design & Statistics |
3 credits |
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HPE |
245 |
Health Behavior Management |
3 credits |
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HPE |
302 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
303 |
Health/Physical Fitness Assessment |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
304 |
Health and Fitness Assessment Practicum |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
345 |
Fitness & Health Promotion Program Management |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
352 |
Motor Learning |
3 credits |
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HPE |
423D |
Exercise Prescription for Special Populations |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
445 |
Theory & Practice of Strength & Conditioning |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
451 |
Kinesiology/Biomechanics |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
070 |
Exercise Science Internship |
3 credits* |
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BIO |
203L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology I |
4 credits |
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BIO |
204L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology II |
3 credits* |
The following Exercise Science coursework must be completed at B-W unless otherwise approved by the Academic Coordinator: HPE 201, 209, 245, 302, 303, 423D, 445
Courses required for the major do not necessarily need to be taken in the sequence listed unless as specified by course prerequisites. For prerequisite details, see Course Descriptions.
Health Promotion and Education Major |
Computer Code: HPEH |
This major is designed to prepare the undergraduate student for competency in health promotion and disease prevention as these programs may be implemented in schools or in public and private agencies, at the worksite, or in specialized and clinical settings. This major leads to teaching certification if requirements of the Division of Education are also completed.
Minimum credits required: 47 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credit |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid |
2 credits |
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HPE |
207W |
Nutrition in Daily Living |
3 credits |
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HPE |
218W |
Consumer Issues |
2 credits |
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HPE |
221W |
Personal Health |
4 credits |
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HPE |
222W |
Community Health |
3 credits |
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HPE |
312W |
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency |
2 credits |
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HPE |
315 |
Principles of Health Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
316 |
Health Services |
2 credits |
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HPE |
318 |
Teaching Health Education |
3 credits |
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HPE |
345 |
Fitness & Heath Promotion Program Management |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
424 |
Human Sexuality Education |
3 credits* |
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BIO |
203L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology I |
4 credits |
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BIO |
204L |
Human Anatomy & Physiology II |
3 credits* |
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PSY |
302 |
Abnormal Psychology |
4 credits* |
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PSY |
304 |
Personality Psychology |
4 credits* |
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SOC |
201D |
Social Problems |
4 credits |
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HPE |
216W |
Family Relations |
3 credits |
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HPE |
245 |
Health Behavior Management |
3 credits |
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HPE |
263 |
Special Topic Seminar approved for Health Promotion/Education |
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HPE |
463 |
Advanced Special Topic Seminar approved for Health Promotion/Education |
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HPE |
302 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
303 |
Health & Physical Fitness Assessment |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
320W |
Parenting |
3 credits* |
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SOC |
344 |
Aging OR |
3 credits* |
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SOC |
345 |
Medical Sociology |
3 credits* |
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PSY |
315 |
Child Development OR |
4 credits* |
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PSY |
325 |
Adolescent Psychology |
4 credits* |
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BIO |
212 |
Microbiology |
4 credits* |
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PSY 302, PSY 304, SOC 201D |
4 credits |
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Courses required for the major do not necessarily need to be taken in the sequence listed unless as specified by prerequisites. For prerequisite details, see Course Descriptions.
Public Health Major |
Computer Code: HPEL |
Minimum credits required: 46 (* plus prerequisites as indicated)
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HPE |
170 |
Introduction to Public Health |
3 credits |
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HPE |
173 |
Global Health |
3 credits |
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HPE |
175 |
Epidemiology: Measure Health & Disease |
3 credits |
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HPE |
201 |
Orientation to HPE |
1 credit |
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HPE |
270 |
Principles of Health Promotion |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
271 |
Public Health Colloquium I |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
274 |
Environmental Health |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
275 |
Infectious Disease & Epidemics |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
370 |
Health Policy |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
371 |
Public Health Colloquium II |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
375 |
Health and Social Justice |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
470 |
Senior Field Experience in Public Health |
6 credits* |
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HPE |
471 |
Public Health Colloquium III |
1 credit* |
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HPE |
475 |
Professional Seminar |
3 credits* |
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MTH |
138 |
Biostatistics |
3 credits* |
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6 credits* |
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Courses required for the major do not necessarily need to be taken in the sequence listed unless as specified by prerequisites. For prerequisite details, see Course Descriptions.
HPE Minors
The Division offers the following academic minors:
(*) denotes prerequisite
Athletic Coaching Minor (21 credit hours)
Required courses:
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HPE |
203 |
Essentials of Athletic Training |
2 credits |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid and Safety Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
207W |
Nutrition for Daily Living |
3 credits |
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HPE |
211W |
Nutrition for Athlete |
3 credits |
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HPE |
227 |
Principles of Coaching |
2 credits |
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HPE |
340 |
Program Organization and Administration |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
406 |
Psychology of Coaching |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
301W |
Sport Exercise Conditioning/Program Design |
3 credits |
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HPE |
445 |
Theory and Practice of Strength & Conditioning |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
070 |
Internship |
0 credits |
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HPE |
327 |
Coaching |
2 credits |
Child in the Family Minor (17 credit hours)
Required courses:
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HPE |
216W |
Family Relations |
3 credits |
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HPE |
319W |
Child in the Family |
3 credits |
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HPE |
320W |
Parenting |
3 credits* |
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PSY |
205 |
Developmental Psychology |
3 credits* |
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PSY |
315 |
Child Development |
4 credits* |
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HPE |
070 |
Internship |
1 credits* |
Health Promotion and Education Minor (24 credit hours)
Required courses:
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid and Safety Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
221W |
Personal Health |
4 credits |
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HPE |
222W |
Community Health |
2 credits |
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HPE |
312 |
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency |
2 credits |
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HPE |
315 |
Principles of Health Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
424 |
Human Sexuality Education |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
207W |
Nutrition for Daily Living |
3 credits |
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HPE |
216W |
Family Relations |
3 credits |
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HPE |
218W |
Consumer Issues |
2 credits |
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HPE |
245 |
Health Behavior Management |
3 credits |
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HPE |
302 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
303 |
Health & Physical Fitness Assessment |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
316 |
Health Services |
2 credits |
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HPE |
318 |
Teaching of Health Education |
3 credits |
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HPE |
320W |
Parenting |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
345 |
Fitness & Health Promotion Programming |
3 credits |
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Personal Wellness Minor (18 credit hours)
Required courses:
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HPE |
110W |
Personal Wellness |
.5 credit |
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid and Safety Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
207W |
Nutrition for Daily Living |
3 credits |
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HPE |
218W |
Consumer Issues |
2 credits |
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HPE |
221W |
Personal Health |
4 credits |
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HPE 131W, 132W, 133W which must include at least one course from yoga, Pilates, techniques of relaxation; at least two courses from weight training, water aerobics, swim conditioning, aerobics, fitness, spinning; at least two courses from golf, tennis, canoeing, camping, basic swimming, fly fishing, ice skating, cycling, racquetball. No more than a total of 5 credits toward the minimum of 18 credits may come from HPE 131W, 132W, 133W, 141W (activity/technique courses). |
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Additional courses and/or seminars designated as applicable to the HPE Core. |
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Recreation Minor (18 credit hours)
Required courses:
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HPE |
205 |
First Aid and Safety Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
323 |
Outdoor Recreation & Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
324 |
Community Recreation |
2 credits |
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HPE |
340 |
Program Organization and Administration |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
450 |
Facility/ Event Management |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
215 |
Dance Forms |
2 credits |
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HPE |
230 |
Physical Education & Rhythmics for Children |
3 credits* |
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OR |
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HPE |
232 |
Physical Education for Middle Grades |
2 credits* |
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HPE |
250 |
Sport Management Explorations |
1 credit |
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HPE |
263W |
Sustainable Living in N.E. Ohio |
2 credits |
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HPE |
321 |
Adapted Physical Education |
2 credits |
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HPE |
345 |
Fitness & Health Promotion Programming |
3 credits* |
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HPE |
423D |
Exercise Prescription for Special Populations |
3 credits* |
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BUS |
305 |
Introduction to Management |
3 credits* |
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SOC |
303I |
Urban Community Life |
4 credits* |
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BIO |
111L |
Field Biology |
4 credits |
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CAS |
207 |
Group Communication & Leadership |
3 credits* |
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Up to but no more than three credits in HPE 070, approved internship in recreation, may be applied to the minimum credits required for the minor. |
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