College of Health and Human Performance
Overview
Established: 1947
Departments: Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology,
Department of Health Education and Behavior,
and
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management
Programs: Undergraduate and combined bachelor’s and master’s degree programs
Degrees:
| Majors – 120 hours |
Specialization Options |
Minor |
|---|
| Applied Physiology and Kinesiology |
|---|
| Bachelor of Science in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology |
Exercise Physiology
Fitness/Wellness
|
No |
| Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training |
|
No |
| Health Education and Behavior |
|---|
| Bachelor of Science in Health Education |
|
No |
| Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management |
|---|
| Bachelor of Science in Recreation, Parks and Tourism |
Recreation and Event Management;
Natural Resource Recreation Management;
Recreation Programming;
Tourism and Hospitality Management |
No |
| Bachelor of Science in Sport Management |
|
No |
Academic Advising: Each academic department has its own academic adviser. Schedule an appointment. It is a college policy that each student discusses his/her academic plan with an academic adviser before each registration and at any time regarding academic and/or career counseling matters.
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Scholarships: General financial aid information can be obtained from the Office of Student Financial Affairs. In addition, the college offers annual merit-based scholarships.
Internships and Career Guidance: During the semester of expected graduation, all students - except athletic training students - must complete an internship. All course work must be completed successfully prior to the internship.
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