PHED 6050 Materials and Methods in Physical Education (3 hours)
The study of the administrative processes and methodology needed to develop a thorough understanding of desirable standards and program implementation in physical education.
PHED 6100 21st-Century Health (3 hours)
A comprehensive analysis as to how current and past health issues/practices will impact upon society in the future.
PHED 6200 Elementary and Secondary School Physical Ed (3 hours)
A study and practicum in the objectives, needs, methods, and materials of elementary and secondary school children involved in a modern-day physical education program.
PHED 6500 Exercise Physiology (3 hours)
A study of the function of the human body as it relates to physical performance. Lecture and laboratory experiences.
PHED 6600 Kinesiology (3 hours)
A study of the basic mechanics of human motion, including action of the joints and muscles, and the application of kinesiology to physical education and sport activities.
PHED 6900 Health Education (3 hours)
A study of the current issues in the dynamics of health including but not limited to mental health, nutritional health, exercise and weight control, drugs and health, human sexuality, etc.
PHED 6950 Wellness (3 hours)
This is a lifestyle course covering the many facets of wellness and its relationship to improving both the quantity and quality of life. Topics include, but are not limited to, self-responsibility, nutritional awareness, environmental sensitivity, stress management, and personal fitness.
PHED 7000 Curriculum Planning in Physical Ed (3 hours)
A study of the process of curriculum development in a modern-day physical education program. Areas of concentration deal with the planning, construction, content, and administration of a responsible physical education curriculum.
PHED 7040 Scientific Aspects of Exercise (3 hours)
A consideration of the effect of exercise on the functions of the organic systems of the body with particular emphasis on the physiological changes occurring from sports and physical activities.
PHED 7050 Prevention & Treatment of Athletic Injuries (3 hours)
This course deals specifically with the immediate care and long- term prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries occurring from sports and physical activities.
PHED 7060 Analysis of Motor Skills (3 hours)
Analysis of motor skills based on laws and principles of mechanics.
PHED 7130 Administration of PE in the School Program (3 hours)
A study of the administrative and management processes of physical education, interscholastic and intercollegiate athletic programs.
PHED 7140 Current Problems in Health, PE & Recreation (3 hours)
A study of the problems encountered in a comprehensive health and physical education program, as well as school and community recreation. Special emphasis is given to problems in areas of student’s interest.
PHED 7150 History of Physical Education (3 hours)
A study of the historical background of physical education, including the Greek, Roman, Renaissance, and Reformation periods. While emphasizing current principles of European and American physical education, special emphasis will be given to the importance of physical education in all aspects of American life.
PHED 7170 Case Studies in PE, Athletics and Wellness (3 hours)
A study of the problems associated with the administration and teaching of physical education, athletics and wellness. Employing the case study method, this course emphasizes problem-solving in a practical, realistic mode.
PHED 7200 Movement Education (3 hours)
A study of how the body moves and how one learns to move. Special emphasis is placed on movement exploration and discovery which provides a basic understanding of the evolution, nature, and purpose of movement. Various teaching methods are examined in order to enhance one’s ability to provide positive movement experiences for children.
PHED 7220 Aspects of Sports in American Culture (3 hours)
An analysis of the place of sport in American culture. A study of the historical influences of sport on economics, politics, nationalism, curriculum and methods of instruction, professional preparation, dance, leisure; and amateur and professional status.
PHED 7230 Theories of Coaching (3 hours)
A focus on why athletes and spectators behave the way they do in various athletic and physical activity settings and how said scope encompasses the major psychological dimensions underlying such behavior.
PHED 7250 Public Relations in HPED & Wellness (3 hours)
An advanced study of the importance of public relations and its relationship in successful program development in health, physical education, wellness and athletics.
PHED 7700 Contemporary Issues & Concerns in Health, Physical Education, Athletics, & Wellness (3 hours)
This course is designed to show practitioners that an action research approach to teaching can be used to improve teaching and learning practice within their classrooms, schools, or other physical education settings. The course is designed as a capstone experience in which practitioners will demonstrate advanced knowledge and skill in the following areas: (a) physical education curriculum development, (b) instructional pedagogy, on-site research and (c) reflective practice. The final product for this experience is an action research project that integrates these aspects of the master's program.
PHED 7800 Independent Study in Physical Education (3 hours)
The study of a topic or problems in Physical Education significantly related to the student’s interest. (By approval of student’s advisor.)
PHED 7950 Independent Study (3 hours)
The study of a topic or problems in Physical Education significantly related to the student’s interest. (By approval of student’s advisor.)
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