SCHOOL OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY

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1 SCHOOL OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY FACULTY Vicki Hatton, Chair Health and Physical Education Building, Room HPE 10 Phone: (580) C. Anderson... PEC (580) W. Anderson... HPE (580) B. Battisti... PEC (580) D. Cocannouer... HPE (580) J. Collins... PEC (580) B. Fleetwood... HPE (580) D. Hada... HPE (580) K. Musick... PEC (580) B. Pagliasotti... HPE (580) M. Persson... Complex... (580) Z. Saunders... Complex... (580) A. Sturgeon... HPE (580) M. Visnieski... HPE (580) DEPARTMENTAL GOALS The Kinesiology department has the following objectives: 1. To provide the future health and physical education teacher and coach with skills necessary to develop exceptional programs in the public and private school. 2. To offer a four-year course of study leading to the Bachelor of Science in Education for the Health and Physical Education track student. 3. To offer specialized coursework, which includes health, physical education sciences, physical education programs, and athletic coaching theory. 4. To provide for all students a variety of programs and courses designed to aid the student in making proper choices involving healthy living styles, lifetime sports, leisure skills, and fitness skills. 5. To provide and assist the public and private schools with expertise and information in health and physical educations. 6. Prepare the future exercise science professional with skills necessary in preventive health services in a corporate or community setting or to provide rehabilitative health services in a clinical setting. 7. To offer a four-year course of study leading to the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. 8. To offer specialized course work, which includes applied sciences in exercise physiology, exercise testing and prescription, motor control, kinesiology and anatomy, and the sociology of exercise behavior. 9. To provide students the most contemporary issues and trends in the application of exercise for weight management, cardiopulmonary health, maintenance of functional movement throughout the lifespan, and the application of exercise science to athletic performance. Major: Minor: Master: PROGRAMS OF STUDY B.S. Exercise Science B.S.Ed. Health and Physical Education Sports Management M.Ed. Health and Physical Education M.Ed. Sports Management (See Graduate Catalog for more information.)

2 GENERAL INFORMATION Southwestern Oklahoma State University has one of the largest and most respected Kinesiology departments in the state. The degrees offered are the Bachelor of Science in Education in Health and Physical Education and the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. The Bachelor of Science in Education degree in Health and Physical Education is a teaching degree accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. The Health and Physical Education degree prepares the student for teaching and coaching positions in public and private schools. Graduates will be able to pursue employment as: Kindergarten through 12th grade physical education teachers Kindergarten through 12th grade health teachers Middle school, junior high, and high school coaches Summer camps for children and youth Specialized sports camps The Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science degree is a nonteaching degree. The degree prepares graduates for a broad range of health and fitness related professions. Graduates will be able to pursue employment as: Preventative health services in a corporate or community setting Rehabilitative health services in a clinic Preparation for other career endeavors: Personal Trainer; Strength and Conditioning Specialist; Pre-Physical Therapy; Sport Nutrition; Cardiac Rehabilitation; Fitness and Wellness Management; and others All courses offered are taught in small classes by professors holding a Master s degree or higher. Presently there are two doctorate faculty in the department. The Kinesiology faculty hold positions and are active in state and national organizations. For more information, visit our web site at:

3 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EXERCISE SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION Courses that are required are in bold type. Courses that are recommended are in italics. TOTAL HOURS Composition... 6 ENGL 1113 English Composition I ENGL 1213 English Composition II Mathematics... 3 MATH 1143 Math Concepts MATH 1513 College Algebra OR higher numbered math course Computer Applications... 2 COMSC 1022 Computer & Information Access Natural Sciences... 8 BIOL 1004 Biological Concepts (required) SCI 1514 Concepts of Physical Science ASTRO 1904 Astronomy GEOL 1934 Physical Geology CHEM 1004 General Chemistry OR higher numbered chemistry course Humanities & Fine Arts... 6 ART 1223 Art Survey LIT 2413 Intro to Literature MUSIC 1013 Intro to Music PHILO 1453 Intro to Philosophy COMM 1313 Intro to Public Speaking U.S. History & Government... 6 POLSC 1103 American Government & Politics HIST 1063 U.S. History Economic & International Studies... 6 HIST 1033 World History GEOG 1103 World Cultural Geography ECONO 2263 Intro to Macroeconomics OR ECONO 2363 Intro to Microeconomics Behavioral, Social, & Cultural Studies PSYCH 1003 General Psychology SOCIO 1003 Intro to Sociology 4 World Languages TECH 1223 Technology and Society KINES 1133 Wellness Concepts & Exercise Appl Exercise Science Major Code No. 170 Required Courses KINES 1153 Nutrition KINES 2212 First Aid KINES 2222 Introduction to Kinesiology KINES 2502 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries KINES 3353 Health & Aging KINES 3443 Kinesiology and Anatomy KINES 3662 Exercise Prog for Special Populations KINES 4012 Weight and Circuit Training App KINES 4063 Legal Aspects in PE, Rec, & Athletics KINES 4234 Exercise Physiology Lecture and Lab KINES 4262 Motor Learning KINES 4383 Development of Programs, Facilities & Mngmt OR SPRTM 4573 Fitness Program Management KINES 4533 Consumer Health Education KINES 4883 Exercise Prescription & Testing KINES 4995 Practicum in Exercise Science KINES 4997 Practicum in Exercise Science SPRTM 4163 Sports Nutrition Free Electives... 7 No more than two activity courses Minor Exercise Science Exit Exam required during the final semester of coursework. Total hours for degree *ALL COURSE WORK MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE EXERCISE PRACTICUM CAN BE DONE. REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO GRADUATION Minimum credit hours for graduation Minimum credit hours in the liberal arts & sciences Minimum credit hours in upper-division (3000/4000 courses) Minimum credit hours (3000/4000 courses) in major completed at SWOSU... 8 Minimum credit hours at SWOSU (15 of the last 30) Minimum Grade Point Average in all coursework Minimum Grade Point Average in major FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Dr. Vicki Hatton, Chair Department of Kinesiology Phone: (580) vicki.hatton@swosu.edu

4 EXERCISE SCIENCE (CODE 170) Suggested Course Sequence FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR 1001 Freshman Orient* Gen Psychology Biological Conc... 4 Gen Educ Crse Comp Info Access World History American Govt... 3 Gen Educ Crse US History English Comp II Intro to Kinesiology World Cultural Geo English Comp I First Aid Nutrition Kines & Anat Wellness Concept Intro Public Speak Care and Prev Athl Inj Wgt & Cir Tr College Algebra Sports Nutrition... 3 Total: Total: Total: Total: THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR 4063 Legal Aspects Motor Learning Health & Aging Practicum in Ex Sci Exercise Physiology Dev Prog/Facility/Mgmt 3662 Exerc Prog Sp Pop Practicum in Ex Sci... 7 Free Electives... 4 OR 4573 Fit Prog Mngmt... 3 Minor... 9 Minor Consumer Health Exer Presc & Test... 3 Free Electives... 3 Minor... 3 Total: Total: Total: Total: * First time entering Freshmen need to take 1001 Freshman Orientation ** If applicable. See English Proficiency Program under the General Academic Information Section.

5 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION GENERAL EDUCATION Courses that are required are in bold type. Courses that are recommended are in italics. TOTAL HOURS Composition... 6 ENGL 1113 English Composition I ENGL 1213 English Composition II Mathematics... 3 MATH 1143 Math Concepts MATH 1513 College Algebra OR higher numbered math course Computer Applications... 2 COMSC 1022 Computer & Information Access Natural Sciences... 8 BIOL 1004 Biological Concepts (required) SCI 1514 Concepts of Physical Science ASTRO 1904 Astronomy GEOL 1934 Physical Geology CHEM 1004 General Chemistry OR higher numbered chemistry course Humanities & Fine Arts... 6 ART 1223 Art Survey LIT 2413 Intro to Literature MUSIC 1013 Intro to Music PHILO 1453 Intro to Philosophy COMM 1313 Intro to Public Speaking U.S. History & Government... 6 POLSC 1103 American Government & Politics HIST 1063 U.S. History Economic & International Studies... 6 HIST 1033 World History GEOG 1103 World Cultural Geography ECONO 2263 Intro to Macroeconomics OR ECONO 2363 Intro to Microeconomics Behavioral, Social, & Cultural Studies PSYCH 1003 General Psychology SOCIO 1003 Intro to Sociology 4 World Languages TECH 1223 Technology and Society KINES 1133 Wellness Concepts & Exercise Appl FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Dr. Vicki Hatton, Chair Department of Kinesiology Phone: (580) vicki.hatton@swosu.edu REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO GRADUATION Minimum credit hours for graduation Minimum credit hours in the liberal arts & sciences Minimum credit hours in upper-division (3000/4000 courses) Minimum credit hours (3000/4000 courses) in major completed at SWOSU... 8 Minimum credit hours at SWOSU (15 of the last 30) Minimum Grade Point Average in all coursework Health and Physical Education Major Code No. 709 Required Courses KINES 1932 Tech as Appl to Gym, Fitness, & Aqua KINES 1942 Tech as Applied to Individual Sports KINES 1952 Techniques as Applied to Team Sports KINES 2222 Introduction to Kinesiology KINES 2212 First Aid KINES 2502 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries KINES 3133 Teaching Health in the Public Schools KINES 3443 Kinesiology and Anatomy KINES 4234 Exercise Physiology Lecture and Lab KINES 4243 Therapeutic & Prescriptive Phys Educ KINES 4262 Motor Learning Electives (Selected courses from those listed below) KINES 1153 Nutrition KINES 2242 Sports Officiating KINES 4052 Sociology of Sports KINES 4063 Legal Aspects in PE, Rec, & Athletics KINES 4073 Evaluation in Physical Education KINES 4113 Organization & Admin of HPER KINES 4122 Organization & Admin of Athletics KINES 4333 Principles and History of H & PE KINES 4353 Motor Development KINES Theory of Coaching KINES 4802 Football, KINES 4832 Basketball, KINES 4842 Women's Basketball, KINES 4862 Baseball, KINES 4892 Track and Minor Sports KINES 4873 Curriculum Construction in HPER PRM 4163 Community Recreation Activity Electives... 2 Professional Education Requirements Certificate/Foundations Courses EDUC 2113 Foundations of Education *PSYCH 3213 Developmental Psychology *SPCED 3132 Exceptional Children Foreign Language Proficiency (Required) Pre-Professional Semester EDPSY 3453 Educ Psychology (Elem) OR EDPSY 3653 Educ Psychology (Sec) ELEM 4613 Educ Tests & Measure (Elem) OR SECED 4813 Educ Tests & Measurements (Sec) ELEM 4833 Prin of Teaching Elementary OR SECED 4823 Prin of Teaching Secondary KINES 3553 Methods & Materials Elem HPER KINES 4553 Teacher's Course in H&PE KINES 4541 Capstone Experience HPE LIBED 3423 Media & Technology Professional Semester EDUC 3321 Multicultural/Special Populations EDUC 4021 Contemporary Issues in Education EDUC 4041 Classroom Management ELEM 4765 Student Teach in the Elem Schl SECED 4965 Student Teach in the Sec Schl Total hours for degree * SDE Guidelines and Procedures Handbook for Certification, page 3, and OK Regents for Higher Education Rule state that courses classified as professional teacher education must be acquired from a four-year accredited program.

6 HPE EDUCATION (CODE 709) Suggested Course Sequence FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR 1001 Freshman Orient* Gen Psychology Biological Conc Tch Ap Gym, Ft Aq Comp Info Access World History American Govt Tech App to Ind Spts US History English Comp II Intro to Kinesiology... 2 Gen Educ Crse English Comp I First Aid Intro to Lit... 3 Gen Educ Crse Wellness Concept... 3 Gen Educ Crse... 3 Major Elective... 3 Major Elective... 5 Gen Educ Crse... 3 P. E. Activity... 2 English Proficiency Exam** Total: Total: Total: Total: THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR 1952 Tch Ap to Team Spt Tching Hlth Pub Sch or 3653 Edu Psych Multi/Spec Pop Foundations of Educ Develop Psych*** M & M Elem PE Contemp Issues in Ed Care & Prev Ath Inj Media & Tech Capstone Classroom Mgmt Excep Children*** Exer Physiology 4553 Tchrs Crse H&PE St Teaching in Elem Exercise Physiology or 3443 Kines & Antmy or 4813 Ed Test/Meas St Teaching in Sec... 5 or 3443 Kines & Antmy Motor Learning Pr Tch El 4243 Ther/Prec Phys Ed... 3 Major Elective... 2 or 4823 Pr Tch Sec... 3 Major Elective... 2 Total: Total: Total: Total: * First time entering Freshmen need to take 1001 Freshman Orientation ** If applicable. See English Proficiency Program under the General Academic Information Section. *** SDE Guidelines and Procedures Handbook for Certification, page 3, and OK Regents for Higher Education Rule state that courses classified as professional teacher education must be acquired from a four-year accredited program.