Kinesiology

Department Chairperson: Dr. Kendall L. Selsky
Kinesiology Faculty

Mission Statement

The Kinesiology Department prepares students to serve as leaders and scholars who combine scientific evidence with person-centered factors in their professional practice to improve health related quality of life through movement.

Degrees offered: B.S.

All students taking KINE coursework:

A maximum of eight credit hours may be earned in KINE activity courses.

Programs

• Exercise Science, B.S.

• Strength and Conditioning, Minor

• Exercise Science, B.S./M.A.T.

Courses

• EXSC 101 - Foundations of Exercise Science
• EXSC 295 - Research Practicum
• EXSC 345 - Training Techniques
• EXSC 347 - Physiology of Exercise
• EXSC 354 - Applied Performance Nutrition
• EXSC 390 - Special Topics
• EXSC 410 - Fitness Evaluation
• EXSC 420 - Exercise Program Design
• EXSC 440 - Athletic Testing and Program Design II
• EXSC 447 - Exercise Medicine
• EXSC 450 - Exercise in Extreme Environments
• EXSC 471 - Fieldwork in Strength and Conditioning
• EXSC 490 - Internship Seminar
• EXSC 497 - Internship

• KINE 110 - Cardiovascular Training
• KINE 113 - Resistance Training
• KINE 121 - Exercise and the Brain
• KINE 122 - Lifetime Movement
• KINE 123 - Sport for Fitness
• KINE 247 - Functional Anatomy
• KINE 280 - Human Pathophysiology
• KINE 297 - Internship
• KINE 299 - Independent Study
• KINE 317 - Kinesiology
• KINE 397 - Internship
• KINE 399 - Independent Study
• KINE 497 - Internship in Strength and Conditioning
• KINE 499 - Independent Study