Applied Kinesiology
Applied Sociology
Contemporary American Experience
Cross Cultural Leadership
Environmental Studies
Families, Gender & Society
Geographic Information Science
Health Care Administration
Information Technology Strategy for Organizations
Organizational Leadership
Personal Community Health Perspectives
Understanding Media and Visual Culture
Self-Designed Concentration
Concentration: Applied Kinesiology, Understanding and Planning Active Lifestyles
This concentration is designed for students who are interested in working in a number of settings related to instructing and planning programs that contribute to an active lifestyle for children, youth, and adults. These settings include recreational facilities, youth camps, social service agencies and coaching.
Coursework provides students with knowledge related to understanding, developing, and administering programs. This program offers multifaceted educational opportunities to become a well-versed professional.
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* Denotes courses that are offered primarily or only on the Oxford campus.
** Denotes courses that are currently not offered.
| Course |
Title |
Credit Hours |
| Take one (1) of the following: |
| ZOO 161 |
Human Physiology |
4 |
KNH 184 and
KNH 184L |
Motor Skill Learning and Performance |
3, 1 |
| Take one (1) of the following: |
| KNH 293 |
Fitness and Conditioning |
3 |
| KNH 294 |
Games and Sport |
3 |
| Take one (1) of the following: |
| COM 336 |
Advanced Interpersonal Communication |
3 |
| COM 339 |
Introduction to Organizational Communication |
3 |
| PSY 231 |
Developmental Psychology |
3 |
| FSW 281 |
Child Development in Diverse Families |
4 |
| SOC/FSW 363 (formerly SOC 361) |
Sociology of Families |
3 |
| Take both of the following: |
| KNH 392 |
Lifetime and Adventure Activities |
3 |
| KNH 473 |
Children and Youth in Sport |
3 |
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