Course Listings
Recreation and Sport
Minor in Recreation and Sport
21 credit hours
- KIN 206 Badminton1
- KIN 216 Cycling1
- KIN 218 Golf1
- KIN 224 International Folk Dance1
- KIN 230 Racquetball1
- KIN 232 Beginning Swimming1
- KIN 250 Introduction to Kinesiology3
- KIN 255 Camping and Recreation3
- KIN 308 Teaching Sport Skills & Strategies3
- KIN 310 Introduction to Sport Management3
- KIN 320 Adaptive Physical Activity & Sport3
Student learning outcomes
In addition to general student learning outcomes described in the physical education catalog section, graduates in Recreation and Sport will:
- Describe historical, sociological, psychological theories and concepts of kinesiology.
- Demonstrate competency or proficiency in a variety of recreational physical activities (cycling, dance, golf, racquet sports, swimming, canoeing, etc.).
- Demonstrate the ability to lead physical activities in the recreational context.
- Employ critical thinking strategies, creativity and reflection in solving a problem.
Advising note
The recreation and sport minor is not available to students with a major in physical education or exercise science.
KIN 206 Badminton
Badminton
KIN 216 Cycling
Students must provide a working bicycle for this class as they will build from 5 miles rides to 15-20 mile rides.
KIN 218 Golf
Golf
KIN 224 International Folk Dance
International Folk Dance
KIN 230 Racquetball
Racquetball
KIN 232 Beginning Swimming
Beginning Swimming
KIN 250 Introduction to Kinesiology
This course provides an introduction to kinesiology and sub-disciplinary areas of study in the field. An overview and history of kinesiology, physical education, sport and exercise science is included as is a review of various careers in the majors offered.
KIN 255 Camping and Recreation
Students will have hands-on experience in an outdoor recreational setting. They will learn a variety of skills including: trip planning, map and compass reading, environmental care and study, spiritual growth and leadership skills. Other skills will be related specifically to...
KIN 308 Teaching Sport Skills & Strategies
This is an applied course focusing on teaching skill techniques and strategies in a variety of sports. Content includes theory, best practice in secondary level pedagogy and skill content. There is a special focus on organization and management for teaching,...
KIN 310 Introduction to Sport Management
This course provides an introduction to sport management and administration focusing on areas of legal responsibility, personnel, finance, public relations, equipment, facilities, intramurals and athletics.
KIN 320 Adaptive Physical Activity & Sport
This course, required for all physical education teacher licensure and general physical education majors, will examine attitudes, methods, techniques, and special considerations important in addressing physical activity needs and interests of children and adolescents with disabilities. Critical aspects of motor...