100-hour field experience in a personal training environment with a certified supervisor providing on-the-job training, professional development, and networking. Students will learn how to be personal trainers in a real-world context.

Students will gain an understanding of the biopsychosocial considerations and environmental modifications required to facilitate quality physical activity participation for individuals with various physical and/or mental impairments.

Field placement in strength and conditioning within a sports setting, guided by a certified supervisor who will provide practical training, professional growth opportunities, and networking. Students will acquire skills in program planning and will be equipped to lead strength and conditioning sessions for athletes.

100-hour field experience which involves participation in a physical rehabilitative environment with a certified supervisor providing on-the-job training and professional development. Students will learn to practice physical therapy in a real-world context, learn about professional networking opportunities, and explore career possibilities.

An in-depth study of human anatomy with a focus on the appendicular and axial skeleton and upper and lower body muscle: identification, origin, insertion and function, vascular and neural supply, surface anatomy and joint structure.

The direct application of select mental skills to sport and physical activity. A strong emphasis is placed on how to apply mental skills in a variety of settings.

Provides theoretical knowledge and practical experience on assessment protocols to support exercise prescription.

The analysis and application of sport and exercise nutrition. Emphasis is placed on nutrition, coaching, diet, supplementation, and ergogenics most appropriate to health, body composition, sport and exercise performance.

Students will explore an in-depth research study of a human kinetics topic in consultation with a supervising human kinetics professor.

NB: Not offered every year. Usually offered in conjunction with attendance at Summer Olympic Games. See Dean for details.