Kinesiology Curriculum

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1 Kinesiology Curriculum Science Core (19 units) BIOL 204 / 204L General Biology I / Lab 4 HESC 210 / 210L Human Anatomy / Lab 4 BIOL 211/211L Principles of Physiology / Lab 4 CHEM 140/140L General Chemistry I / Lab 4 FSN 200 Human Nutrition 3 Applied Core (32 units) KINE 160 Health Education 3 KINE 192 Intro to Athletic Training & Sports Medicine 3 KINE 250 Fundamentals of Kinesiology 3 KINE 301/302 Applied Biomechanics / Lab 4 KINE 340 Science of Obesity 3 KINE 345 Diet, Disease & Exercise 3 HESC 350 Applied Exercise Physiology 4 KINE 435 Motor Control and Learning 3 KINE 490 Independent Internship 3 KINE 498 Capstone Seminar in Kinesiology 3 Skill Core (4 units) KINE* 162 First Aid & CPR 2 AND Activity/Team Courses from the following list: 2 Any Physical Activity or Team Course (PA ); DANC 130, DANC 132, DANC 134, DANC 136, DANC 139, DANC 230, DANC 239, DANC 260, DANC 267 Emphasis Requirements (15 credits) Complete 15 credits within one of the following emphasis areas: athletic training; interdisciplinary health care; nutrition; dance; coaching and sport performance. ATHLETIC TRAINING EMPHASIS Athletic Trainers (ATs) are health care professionals who collaborate with physicians. The services provided by ATs comprise prevention, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions. The Master of Science in Athletic Training (MS.AT) will begin in summer 2015 and will be a full-time, cohort-model program leading to a career as an athletic trainer. As a cohort-model program, admission into the MS.AT program

2 is highly competitive and limited. A 3+2 accelerated route for admission to the MS.AT allows the undergraduate Kinesiology major to apply to the MS.AT in the fall semester of their Junior year. If accepted, students would begin the MS.AT program at the conclusion of their junior year. Students accepted into the MS.AT will utilize credits from the graduate program as their area of emphasis and would receive their undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at the conclusion of their first year of the graduate program. Specific admission requirements, retention policy, program standards and program handbook can all be found on the MS.AT website. Students interested in this 3+2 program are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic advisor as soon as possible in order to meet the admission requirements of the graduate program. AT 510 Emergency Management and Standards of 2 Care in Athletic Training AT 515 Introduction to Patient Care and Clinical Skills 1 AT 520 Therapeutic Interventions I: Modalities 3 AT 530 Clinical Examination and Diagnosis I: 3 Lower Extremity AT 540 Clinical Examination and Diagnosis II: 3 Upper Extremity AT 610 Therapeutic Interventions III: 3 Rehabilitative Exercise INTERDISCIPLINARY HEALTH CARE EMPHASIS The Kinesiology program and the department of physical therapy collaborate to determine that, through appropriate advising, the bachelor of science degree in kinesiology and the interdisciplinary health care emphasis provides the prerequisite course work for admission into the doctor of physical therapy degree at Chapman University. Graduates from the kinesiology program will be given careful consideration along with other qualified applicants for admission to the program, which is the oldest, ongoing physical therapy education program in the United States. Prerequisites required by many Physician Assistant graduate programs are also utilized in this emphasis area. BIOL 205 / 205L From Molecules to Cells: Evolution 4 of Life on Earth (Gen BIOL II) / Lab BIOL 417 / 417L Microbiology / Lab 4 CHEM 150 / 150L General Chemistry II / Lab 4 CHEM 230 / 230L Organic Chemistry I / Lab 4 PHYS 107 / 107L General Physics for the Life Sciences I 4 PHYS 108 / 108L General Physics for the Life Sciences II 4 PSY 328 Abnormal Psychology 3 PSY 345 Sports Psychology 3 PSY 436 Health Psychology 3

3 NUTRITION EMPHASIS The Kinesiology program and the Food Science Nutrition program collaborate to determine that the nutrition emphasis, through appropriate advisement, meets the prerequisites for the 4+1 accelerated program that allows undergraduate students to begin taking MS coursework in their junior or senior year and receive a Masters degree in Food Science within one year of finishing their undergraduate degree. FSN 338 Nutrition and Human Performance 3 FSN 339 Lifecycle and Clinical Nutrition 3 FSN 443 Medical Nutrition Therapy 3 CHEM 150 / 150L General Chemistry II / Lab 4 CHEM 230 / 230L Organic Chemistry I / Lab 4 CHEM 331 / 331L Organic Chemistry II / Lab 4 BIOL 417 / 417L Microbiology / Lab 4 DANCE EMPHASIS The Dance emphasis is a unique emphasis within Kinesiology programs in the United States and allows students to combine the study of exercise along with courses from the Dance department within the College of Performing Arts. DANC 261 Somatics: An Expoloration of the 3 Mind/Body Experience DANC 329 Pilates Certification 3 DANC 360 Movement Anatomy and Exercise Physiology 3 DANC 361 Dance Kinesiology and Injury Prevention 3 PSY 345 Sports Psychology 3 COACHING & SPORT PERFORMANCE EMPHASIS The emphasis area within Coaching & Sport Performance enables students to be eligible for certification in strength and conditioning (CSCS) from the National Strength and Conditioning Association. In addition, this track prepares students who wish to explore coaching as a career goal. KINE 306 Intro. to Performance Training for Athletes 3 KINE 324 Theory of Coaching 3 KINE 386 Leadership in a Team Setting 3 KINE 406 Advanced Performance Training for Athletes 3 FSN 338 Nutrition and Human Performance 3 PSY 345 Sports Psychology 3 Total Credits: 70

4 Kinesiology Major Plan of Study Athletic Training Emphasis (3+2 KINE/AT Program*) Year 1 Fall Interterm Spring BIOL lab (4) GE (3) HESC lab (4) KINE 192 or KINE 160 (3) KINE 192 or KINE 160 (3) GE - FFC 100 (3) GE [recommend PSY 101] (3) GE [recommend language] (3) KINE 250 (3) Subtotal: 13 units FSN 200 (3) Year 2 BIOL lab (4) GE (3) KINE 340 (3) CHEM lab (4) Skill Core HESC lab (4) (0.5) GE (3) Skill Core (0.5) GE (3) Subtotal: 14 units Year 3 KINE 301/302(4) GE (3) KINE 435 (3) KINE 345 (3) Skill Core KINE 498 (3) (0.5) KINE 490 (3) Elective (3) Skill Core (0.5) Year Total: 32 Subtotal: 16.5 units Year Total: 34 Subtotal: 15.5 units Year Total: 34 Year 4 & 5 Graduate Program in Athletic Training # Admission into graduate program is competitive and requires application/interview * Completion of the following are required for early entry into the MS.AT program (3+2): Minimum of 100 university credits; General Education requirements, Kinesiology major (all requirements with the exception of Athletic Training emphasis) Athletic Training Program Prerequisites in Bold

5 Kinesiology Major Plan of Study Interdisciplinary Health Care (with Physical Therapy prerequisites) Year 1 Fall Interterm Spring BIOL lab (4) GE (3) BIOL lab (4) KINE 192 or KINE 160 (3) KINE 192 or KINE 160 (3) GE - FFC 100 (3) GE [recommend PSY 101] (3) GE [recommend language] (3) KINE 250 (3) GE (3) Subtotal: 13 units Year Total: 32 Year 2 BIOL lab (4) KINE 340 (3) FSN 200 (3) BIOL lab (4) CHEM lab (4) CHEM 150 (4) GE (3) GE (recommend PSY 328)* (3) GE (3) Skill Core (0.5) Year 3 KINE 301/302(4) GE (3) KINE 490 (3) KINE 345 (3) MATH 110 (3) GE (3) HESC lab (4) Skill Core (0.5) Skill Core (0.5) Year 4 PHYS 107 (4) GE (3) KINE 498 (3) MATH 111 (3) PHYS 108 (4) GE (3) KINE 435 (3) Skill Core (0.5) Elective (3) Subtotal: 13.5 units Year Total: 30.5 Subtotal: 13.5 units Year Total: 31 Year Total: 32.5 *PSY 328 may be substituted with other PSY course based on PT school requirements *PSY 328 can also double-count with GE ^ Students should meet with a Kinesiology advisor by end of 3 rd semester Physical Therapy Prerequisites in Bold

6 Kinesiology Major Plan of Study Interdisciplinary Health Care (with Physician Assistant prerequisites) Year 1 Fall Interterm Spring BIOL lab (4) GE (3) BIOL lab (4) KINE 192 or KINE 160 (3) KINE 192 or KINE 160 (3) GE - FFC 100 (3) KINE 250 (3) GE [recommend language] (3) GE PSY 101 (3) GE (3) Subtotal: 13 units Year Total: 32 Year 2 BIOL lab (4) KINE 340 (3) FSN 200 (3) BIOL lab (4) CHEM lab (4) CHEM 150 (4) GE (3) GE (recommend PSY 328)* (3) GE (3) Skill Core (0.5) Year 3 KINE 301/302(4) GE (3) KINE 490 (3) KINE 345 (3) MATH 203 (3) GE (3) HESC lab (4) Skill Core (0.5) Skill Core (0.5) Year 4 CHEM 230 (4) GE (3) KINE 498 (3) Elective* (3) BIOL (4) GE (3) KINE 435 (3) Skill Core (0.5) Elective* (3) Subtotal: 16.5 units *Elective based on requirements of specific Physician Assistant Programs ^ Students should meet with a Kinesiology advisor by end of 3 rd semester Physician Assistant Prerequisites in Bold Year Total: 30.5 Subtotal: 13.5 units Year Total: 31 Year Total: 32.5