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Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department Office

201 Physical Education

Instructional Facility

Phone: 906-227-2130

Fax: 906-227-2181

hper@nmu.edu

 

Web page

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E-mail

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 2002-2003
Undergraduate Bulletin

 
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Health, Physical Education and Recreation Programs

Athletic Training Major

Health Education Major

Management of Health and Fitness

Outdoor Recreation Leadership and Management Major

Physical Education Major

Secondary Education Health Education Major

Secondary Education Physical Education Major

Sports Science Major

 

Minor Programs

Emergency Medical Services Minor

Health and Nutrition Minor

Health Education Cluster Minor

Secondary Education Health Education Minor

Interpretation and Outdoor Education Minor

Outdoor Leadership Minor

Outdoor Recreation Minor

Outdoor Recreation Leadership Management Cluster Minor

Physical Education Minor

Physical Education Coaching Emphasis Minor

Elementary Education Physical Education Minor

Secondary Education Physical Education Minor

Secondary Education Physical Education Coaching Emphasis Minor

 

Baccalaureate Degree Programs

Baccalaureate degree students meet the liberal studies requirements by completing courses in six divisional areas. Total credits range from 30 to 40 semester hours.  The majority of liberal studies courses at Northern Michigan University are four semester hours, so normally students meet divisional requirements by taking either eight or four hours of appropriate courses. Transfer students and others who complete the liberal studies divisional areas with less than 40 semester hours, take additional hours in general electives to reach the minimum number of hours required for graduation. Complete information on the liberal studies requirements and additional graduation requirements, including the health promotion requirement, is in the Liberal Studies Program and Graduation Requirements section of this bulletin.

 

Athletic Training Major

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

2

Majors must take HP 250 instead of HP 200 for part of health promotion requirement.

 

Major

59

BI 201 Human Anatomy

3

BI 202 Human Physiology

5

HL 101 Medical Terminology

1

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

HL 460 Human Disease Education

4

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 417 Biomechanics

2

PE 421 Physiological Aspects of Conditioning

3

PE 470 Psychological Aspects of Athletic Performance

2

ATR 100 Introduction to Athletic Training

1

ATR 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

2

ATR 292A Introduction to Practicum I

1

ATR 292B Introduction to Practicum II

1

ATR 320 Advanced Assessment Techniques in Athletic Training I

3

ATR 321 Advanced Assessment Techniques in Athletic Training II

3

ATR 360 Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation Techniques

2

ATR 380 Therapeutic Modalities

2

ATR 392A Intermediate Practicum I

2

ATR 392B Intermediate Practicum II

2

ATR 410 Athletic Training Policies and Procedures

2

ATR 490 Seminar in Athletic Training

2

ATR 492A Advanced Practicum I

2

ATR 292B Advanced Practicum II

2

Cognates

11-12

MGT 240 Introduction to Management Concepts and Behaviors (3 cr.)

 

CH 105 Chemical Principles (4 cr.) or

 

CH 107 Introductory Chemistry I (4 cr.) or

 

CH 111 General Chemistry I (5 cr.)

 

PY 100S or L General Psychology (4 cr.)

 

Select eight credits in one area not in the major, from health, biology or physical education.

8

General Electives

4

Total Credits Required for Degree

124

 

 

Health Education Major

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

2

Majors must take HP 250 instead of HP 200 for part of health promotion requirement.

 

Major

40

HL 101 Medical Terminology

1

HL 110 Introduction to Health and Fitness

2

HL 111 Personal Wellness

4

HL 240 Community Health

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

HL 367 Program Planning and Evaluation

4

HL 440 Critical Issues in Health Education

3

HL 460 Human Disease Education

4

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

Health Electives

14

Choose any HL or advisor approved HN courses with the exception of HL 246.

 

Other Required Courses

8-9

BI 104 Human Anatomy and Physiology (4 cr.)

 

Choose one course from the following:

 

CH 105 Chemical Principles (4 cr.)

 

CH 107 Introductory Chemistry I (4 cr.)

 

CH 111 General Chemistry I (5 cr.)

 

Minor

20

General Electives

13-14

Total Credits Required for Degree

124

 

 

Management of Health and Fitness Major

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

2

HP 245 Weight Training and Conditioning

1

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

Major

55

HL 101 Medical Terminology

1

HL 110 Introduction to Health and Fitness

2

HL 111 Personal Wellness

4

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

HL 215 Cardiovascular Risk Factors

1

HL 240 Community Health

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

HL 311 Health Communication

2

PE 230 Fitness Leadership

2

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

HL 367 Program Planning & Evaluation

4

HL 368 Programming in Health & Fitness

2

HN 415 Obesity and Weight Management

4

HL 440 Critical Issues in Health Education

3

HL 460 Human Disease Education

4

PE 471 Exercise Specialization

2

PE 472 Health and Exercise Leadership Skills

2

HL 491 Internship in Health and Fitness

2-4

HL/HN/PE/RE elective

0-2

Activities
Select PE, HP, and/or RE activity courses. One must be an HP outdoor activity.

4

Cognates

14

BI 104 Human Anatomy and Physiology

4

MGT 240 Introduction to Management Concepts and Behaviors

3

MKT 230 Introduction to Marketing

3

PY 100 Psychology

4

Other Required Courses

4-5

Choose one course from the following:

 

CH 105 Chemical Principles (4 cr.)

 

CH 107 Introductory Chemistry I (4 cr.)

 

CH 111 General Chemistry I (5 cr.)

 

General Electives

8-9

Total Credits Required for Degree

124

 

 

Outdoor Recreation Leadership and Management Major

Liberal Studies

40

See the course descriptions section of this bulletin for major and minor course prerequisites, particularly RE 371, RE 381 and RE 382, before selecting liberal studies and world cultures courses.

 

Health Promotion

2

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

HP 239 or HP 239A, B, C, D or E Swimming

1

Major Core

40

RE 110 Introduction to Leisure and Recreation

2

RE 155 Outdoor Living Skills

2

RE 250 Education in Outdoor Settings

3

RE 251 Adventure Activities, Facilitation and Group Behavior

3

RE 261 Leadership and Pedagogy in Leisure Services

3

RE 270 Outdoor Recreation Resources, Behavior  and Values

3

RE 356 WEA Wilderness Stewardship

2

RE 362 Program Design in Leisure Services

3

RE 371 Protected Area Management

3

RE 381 Interpretation I: Foundations and Guided Services

4

RE 382 Interpretation II: Self-Guided Media

3

RE 410 Leisure Through the Ages

2

RE 461 Management and Supervision of Leisure Services

4

RE 467 Evaluation/Research in Leisure Services

3

Professional Development Seminars

1-1.5

RE 191 Professional Development Seminar I

0.5

RE 291 Professional Development Seminar II

0.5

RE 391 Professional Development Seminar III
Students must enroll in one of the above every two semesters until graduation; RE 391 may be repeated.

0.5

Field Work/Internship/Plan of Study

15

RE 294 Field Work

3

RE 494 Internship
Or approved program of study; courses can be any prefix but must be 300 level or higher.

12

Professional Assessment Seminar

0.5

RE 491 Professional Assessment Seminar

0.5

Other Required Courses

12-13

AIS 101 Introduction to Information Resources

1

MKT 230 Introduction to Marketing

3

PY 305 Psychological Statistics or equivalent

4

Choose one course from the following:

2-3

HL 242 Emergency Health Care (2 cr.)
Certification Required

 

RE 352 Wilderness First Responder (3 cr.)
Certification Required

 

Choose one course from the following:

2

RE 357 Teaching of Canoeing

 

RE 358 Teaching of Rock Climbing

 

Two Advisor Approved HP Courses

 

General Electives

19-19.5

Total Credits Required for Degree

130

 

 

Physical Education Major

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

4

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

HP Elective

1

HP Electives

Choose two courses from the following:

2

HP 206 Backpacking

 

HP 209 Bicycling/Mountain Biking

 

HP 216 or HP 216B Skating

 

HP 217 Fly and Bait Casting

 

HP 222 Hiking

 

HP 228 Power Skating and Hockey

 

HP 230 Rock Climbing

 

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

 

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

 

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

 

HP 233 Snowshoeing

 

HP 238 Winter Camping

 

HP 253 Adventure Based Learning

 

Major

32

Theory Courses

27

PE 110 Introduction to Physical Education

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School Physical Education

3

PE 230 Fitness Leadership

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care or

2

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

 

PE 310 Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education

3

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School Physical Education

3

PE 346 Adapted Physical Education

2

PE 411 Organization and Administration of PE and Athletics

2

Physical Education Elective 300 level or above

2

Activity Courses

5

PE 100 Rhythmic Movement Fundamentals

1/2

PE 101 Volleyball

1/2

PE 103 Tumbling Activities

1/2

PE 199 Team Sports

1/2

PE 200 Track and Field

1/2

PE 201 Strength Training and Conditioning

1/2

PE 205 Tennis

1/2

PE 207 Badminton

1/2

PE 211 Dance Survey

1

Minor

20

Cognates

16

PY 100 Psychology

4

HL 111 Personal Wellness

4

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries or

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

 

HPER cognates

Any six credits at the 200 level or above offered in academic majors in the department. Exception to 200 level requirement: HL 110 and RE 110.  Choose in consultation with advisor.

6

General Electives

12

Total Credits Required for Degree

124

 

 

Secondary Education Health Education Major

See Teacher Selection and Retention Standards in the School of Education section of this bulletin.

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

2

Majors must take HP 250 instead of HP 200 for part of health promotion requirement.

 

Major

32

HL 101 Medical Terminology

1

HL 111 Personal Wellness

4

HL 240 Community Health

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

HL 315 Consumer Health and Quackery

3

HL 340 School Health Program

3

HL 450 Human Sexuality: Educational Issues

3

HL 485 Drug Use and Abuse

3

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

HL Electives

7

Choose any advisor approved HL or HN courses, with the exception of HL 245 and HL 246.

 

Minor, minimum

20-24

Professional Education

32

ED 201 Introduction to Education

2

ED 231 Teaching and Learning in the Secondary Classroom

4

ED 301 Dimensions of American Education

2

ED 319 Teaching of Reading for Secondary Teachers

3

ED 349 Teaching for Diversity, Equity and Social Justice in the Secondary School Community

2

HL 350 Methods and Materials in Teaching Health Education

3

ED 361 Special Education and the General Classroom Teacher

2

ED 483 Educational Media Technology

2

ED 430 Teaching in the Secondary School

11

ED 450 Seminar in Teaching

1

Total Credits Required for Degree

130

 

 

Secondary Education Physical Education Major

See Teacher Selection and Retention Standards in the School of Education section of this bulletin.

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

4

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

HP elective

1

HP Electives

Choose two courses from the following:

2

HP 206 Backpacking

 

HP 209 Bicycling/Mountain Biking

 

HP 216, HP 216A or HP 216B Skating

 

HP 217 Fly and Bait Casting

 

HP 222 Hiking

 

HP 228 Power Skating and Hockey

 

HP 230 Rock Climbing

 

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

 

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

 

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

 

HP 233 Snowshoeing

 

HP 238 Winter Camping

 

HP 253 Adventure Based Learning

 

Major

33

Theory Courses

27

PE 110 Introduction to Physical Education

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School Physical Education

3

PE 230 Fitness Leadership

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care or

2

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

 

PE 310 Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education

3

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 316 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School Physical Education

3

PE 346 Adapted Physical Education

2

PE 411 Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Athletics

2

Physical Education Electives (300 level or above)

2

Activity Courses

5

PE 100 Rhythmic Movement Fundamentals

.5

PE 101 Volleyball

.5

PE 103 Tumbling Activities

.5

PE 199 Team Sports

.5

PE 200 Track and Field

.5

PE 201 Strength Training and Conditioning

.5

PE 205 Tennis

.5

PE 207 Badminton

.5

PE 211 Dance Survey

1

Practicum

1

PE 407 Apprentice Teaching

1

Minor, minimum

24

Professional Education

32

ED 201 Introduction to Education

2

ED 231 Teaching and Learning in the Secondary Classroom

4

ED 301 Dimensions in American Education

2

ED 319 Teaching of Reading for Secondary Teachers

3

ED 349 Teaching for Diversity, Equity and Social Justice in the Secondary School Community

2

PE 350 Methods and Materials in Teaching Physical Education

3

ED 361 Special Education and the General Classroom Teacher

2

ED 483 Educational Media and Technology

2

ED 430 Teaching in the Secondary School

11

ED 450 Seminar in Teaching

1

Total Credits Required for Degree

133

 

 

Sports Science Major

Liberal Studies

40

Health Promotion

4

Majors must take HP 250 instead of HP 200 for part of health promotion requirement.

 

Major

53

PE 111 Introduction to Sports Science

1

CH 111 General Chemistry I

5

CH 112 General Chemistry II

5

BI 201 Human Anatomy

3

BI 202 Human Physiology

5

PH 201 College Physics I

5

CIS 110 Principles of Computer Information Systems

4

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

MA 171 Introduction to Probability and Statistics or

4

PY 305 Psychological Statistics

 

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 417 Biomechanics

2

PE 421 Physiological Training for Sport

3

PE 422 Sport Biomechanics

2

PE 470 Psychological Aspects of Athletic Performance

2

Sports Science Electives

20

Choose 20 credits from the following:
(or substituted electives approved by a sports science advisor)

 

BI 206 Human Genetics

3

BI 313 Cell Biology

4

BI 425 Endocrinology

3

BI 426 Human Histology

4

CH 220 Introduction to Organic Chemistry

5

CH 450 Introduction to Biochemistry

4

CH 452 Intermediary Metabolism

4

HL 485 Drug Use and Abuse

3

HN 415 Obesity and Weight Management

4

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

2

PE 498 Directed Study

1-4

PH 393 Experimental Instrumentation and Analysis

4

PY 204 Physiological Psychology

4

General Electives

7

Total Credits Required for Degree

124

 

 

Minor Programs

Emergency Medical Services Minor

A minor in emergency medical services is designed to give the student an opportunity to apply for a license in the State of Michigan as a basic-emergency medical technician.  Students in the emergency medical services minor should choose BI 104 as their liberal studies laboratory course.

Minor

20

HL 101 Medical Terminology

1

HL 111 Personal Wellness

4

HL 245 Basic-EMT I

4

HL 246 Basic-EMT II

4

ATR 241 Prevention & Care of Athletic Injuries

2

Electives (HL, ATR, or RE 352)

5

 

 

Health and Nutrition Minor

Minor

20

 

Only courses with an HL or HN prefix are allowed in the minor.  Students should develop their program of minor studies during the sophomore year.  After the minor program is developed and approved by a health education division advisor, a statement is submitted to the Degree Audits Office.  Modifications in the program may be made only with the approval of both major and minor advisers.

 

 

Health Education Cluster Minor

Minor

24

 

The health education cluster minor is designed for health education and management of health and fitness majors only.  Students with departmental approval may select a cluster of cognate courses from two or more departments totaling 24 credit hours.  A list of courses comprising the cluster must be submitted to the Degree Audits Office before the second semester of the student’s junior year.  This option is not available to those in secondary education.

 

Secondary Education Health Education Minor

Minor

27

HL 111 Personal Wellness

4

HL 240 Community Health

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

HL 315 Consumer Health and Quackery

3

HL 340 School Health Program

3

HL 350 Methods and Materials in Teaching Health Education

3

HL 450 Human Sexuality

3

HL 485 Drug Use and Abuse

3

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

 

 

Interpretation and Outdoor Education Minor

Minor

23.5

RE 110 Introduction to Leisure and Recreation

2

RE 155 Outdoor Living Skills

2

RE 250 Education in Outdoor Settings

3

RE 261 Leadership and Pedagogy in Leisure Services

3

RE 270 Outdoor Recreation Resources, Behavior and Values

3

RE 371 Protected Area Management*

3

RE 381 Interpretation I: Foundations and Guided Services*

4

RE 382 Interpretation II: Self-Guided Media*

3

RE 191 Professional Development Seminar I

0.5

 

*Check course descriptions for prerequisites and consult an ORLM advisor.

 

 

Outdoor Leadership Minor

Minor

26.5-27.5

RE 110 Introduction to Leisure and Recreation

2

RE 155 Outdoor Living Skills

2

RE 250 Education in Outdoor Settings

3

RE 251 Adventure Activities, Facilitation and Group Behavior

3

RE 261 Leadership and Pedagogy in Leisure Services

3

RE 270 Outdoor Recreation Resources, Behavior and Values

3

RE 356 WEA Wilderness Stewardship

2

RE 455 WEA National Standard Program I

2

RE 456 WEA National Standard Program II

2

RE 457 WEA National Standard Program III

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care (2 cr.)
Certification Required or

2-3

RE 352 Wilderness First Responder (3 cr.)
Certification Required

 

RE 191 Professional Development Seminar I

0.5

 

 

Outdoor Recreation Minor

Minor

20.5

RE 110 Introduction to Leisure and Recreation

2

RE 155 Outdoor Living Skills

2

RE 191 Professional Development Seminar I

0.5

RE 250 Education in Outdoor Settings

3

RE 270 Outdoor Recreation Resources, Behavior and Values

3

Recreation Electives

All courses must have an RE prefix. At least one course must be at the 300-400 level.

10

 

 

Outdoor Recreation Leadership Management Cluster Minor

Minor

20-24

 

The outdoor recreation leadership management cluster minor is designed for outdoor recreation leadership and management majors only.  Students may elect a cluster of courses from two or more departments, one of which may be the HPER Department, in lieu of a regular minor or electives. Courses must be approved by the department's outdoor recreation division faculty.  A list of courses in the cluster must be submitted by the student to the registrar before the first semester of the student’s senior year.  An appropriate representative of any department contributing eight or more credits to the cluster must sign off on the list.

 

 

Physical Education Minor

Students who minor in physical education may count up to 10 credits of HP courses toward graduation.

Health Promotion

4

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

HP Elective

1

HP Electives

2

Choose two from the following:

 

HP 206 Backpacking

1

HP 209 Bicycling/Mountain Biking

1

HP 212 Flatwater Canoeing

1

HP 216, HP 216A or HP 216B Skating

1

HP 217 Fly and Bait Casting

1

HP 222 Hiking

1

HP 228 Power Skating and Hockey

1

HP 230 Rock Climbing

1

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

1

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

1

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

1

HP 233 Snowshoeing

1

HP 238 Winter Camping

1

HP 253 Adventure Based Learning

1

Minor

23-27

Theory Courses

19-20

PE 110 Introduction to Physical Education

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School PE or

3

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School PE

 

PE 310 Measurement and Evaluation in PE

3

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

HL/PE Electives

4-5

Choose two courses from the following:

 

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School Physical Education

3

PE 230 Fitness Leadership

2

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

2

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School Physical Education

3

PE 346 Adapted Physical Education

2

PE 411 Organization and Administration in Physical Education

2

Activity Courses

5

Choose five credits from the following:

 

PE 101 Volleyball

.5

PE 103 Tumbling Activities

.5

PE 199 Team Sports

.5

PE 200 Track and Field

.5

PE 201 Strength Training & Conditioning

.5

PE 205 Tennis

.5

HP 245 Weight Training & Conditioning

1

HP 245A Weight Training Intermediate

1

HP 226C Aerobic Dance

1

HP 247 Yoga

1

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

1

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

1

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

1

Physical Education Electives

300-400 level or above

2

 

 

Physical Education Coaching Emphasis Minor

This is not a coaching minor, but physical education minor with a coaching emphasis.  Students who minor in physical education coaching emphasis minor may count up to 10 credits of HP courses toward graduation.

Health Promotion

4

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

HP Elective

1

HP Electives

Choose two courses from the following:

2

HP 206 Backpacking

1

HP 209 Bicycling/Mountain Biking

1

HP 216, HP 216A or HP 216B Skating

1

HP 217 Fly and Bait Casting

1

HP 222 Hiking

1

HP 228 Power Skating and Hockey

1

HP 230 Rock Climbing

1

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

1

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

1

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

1

HP 233 Snowshoeing

1

HP 238 Winter Camping

1

HP 253 Adventure Based Learning

1

Minor

23-24

PE 110 Introduction to Physical Education

2

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

2

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 340 Principles of Coaching

2

PE 411 Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Athletics

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

PE Theory Elective
Choose one course from the following:

2

PE 322 Theory of Basketball

2

PE 323 Theory of Football

2

PE 325 Theory of Swimming

2

PE 335 Theory of Volleyball

2

PE Elective
Choose one course from the following:

2-3

PE 230 Fitness Leadership

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School Physical Education

3

PE 310 Measurement and Evaluation in PE

3

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School PE

3

PE 321 Athletic - Officiating

2

PE 346 Adapted Physical Education

2

PE 470 Psychology Aspects of Athletic Performance

2

PE 417 Biomechanics

2

Activity Courses
Choose from the following:

3

PE 101 Volleyball

.5

PE 103 Tumbling Activities

.5

PE 199 Team Sports

.5

PE 200 Track and Field

.5

PE 201 Strength Training & Conditioning

.5

PE 205 Tennis

.5

HP 245 Weight Training and  Conditioning

1

HP 245A Weight Training Intermediate

1

HP 247 Yoga

1

HP 226C Aerobic Dance

1

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

1

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

1

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

1

 

*Noncredit Practicum Requirement—Students pursuing this minor are required to complete one of the following practicum options:

 

1. Assisting a head coach in a sport during the student teaching assignment.

2. Participating on a college varsity athletic team for a minimum of two competitive seasons.

3. Assisting a Northern Michigan University head coach for a minimum of one competitive season.

4. Coaching experience in a public/private school or summer camp.

 

 

Elementary Education Physical Education Minor

See the School of Education section of this bulletin.

 

 

Secondary Education Physical Education Minor

Students who minor in physical education secondary education may count up to 10 credits of HP courses toward graduation.

Health Promotion

4

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

HP Elective

1

HP Electives

2

Choose two from the following:

 

HP 206 Backpacking

1

HP 209 Bicycling/Mountain Biking

1

HP 212 Flatwater Canoeing

1

HP 216, HP 216A, or HP 216B Skating

1

HP 217 Fly & Bait Casting

1

HP 222 Hiking

1

HP 228 Power Skating & Hockey

1

HP 230 Rock Climbing

1

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

1

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

1

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

1

HP 233 Snowshoeing

1

HP 238 Winter Camping

1

HP 253 Adventure Based Learning

1

Minor

23-24

Theory Courses

16-17

PE 110 Introduction to Physical Education

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School PE or

3

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School PE

 

PE 310 Measurement and Evaluation in PE

3

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

HL/PE Electives

4-5

Choose two courses from the following:

 

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School Physical Education

3

PE 230 Fitness Leadership

2

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

2

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School Physical Education

3

PE 346 Adapted Physical Education

2

PE 411 Organization and Administration in Physical Education

2

Activity Courses

5

Choose from the following:

 

PE 101 Volleyball

.5

PE 103 Tumbling Activities

.5

PE 199 Team Sports

.5

PE 200 Track and Field

.5

PE 201 Strength Training & Conditioning

.5

PE 205 Tennis

.5

HP 245 Weight Training and Conditioning

1

HP 245A Weight Training Intermediate

1

HP 226C Aerobic Dance

1

HP 247 Yoga

1

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

1

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

1

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

1

Physical Education Electives

300-400 level or above

2

 

 

Secondary Education Physical Education Coaching Emphasis Minor

This is not a coaching minor, but physical education secondary education minor with a coaching emphasis.  Students who minor in physical education coaching emphasis minor may count up to 10 credits of HP courses toward graduation.

Health Promotion

4

HP 250 Physical Fitness

1

HP Elective

1

HP Electives
Choose two courses from the following:

2

HP 206 Backpacking

 

HP 209 Bicycling/Mountain Biking

 

HP 216, HP 216A or HP 216B Skating

 

HP 217 Fly and Bait Casting

 

HP 222 Hiking

 

HP 228 Power Skating and Hockey

 

HP 230 Rock Climbing

 

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine

 

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine

 

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country

 

HP 233 Snowshoeing

 

HP 238 Winter Camping

 

HP 253 Adventure Based Learning

 

Minor

26-27

PE 110 Introduction to Physical Education

2

PE 241 Prevention and Care of Injuries

2

PE 315 Physiology of Exercise

4

PE 317 Anatomical Kinesiology

2

PE 340 Principles of Coaching

2

PE 350 Methods and Materials in Teaching Physical Education

3

PE 411 Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Athletics

2

HL 242 Emergency Health Care

2

PE Theory Elective

Choose one course from the following:

2

PE 322 Theory of Basketball

 

PE 323 Theory of Football

 

PE 325 Theory of Swimming

 

PE 335 Theory of Volleyball

 

PE Elective

Choose one course from the following:

2-3

PE 230 Fitness Leadership (2 cr.)

 

PE 217 Motor Development and Elementary School Physical Education (3 cr.)

 

PE 310 Measurement and Evaluation in PE (3 cr.)

 

PE 318 Motor Learning and Secondary School PE (3 cr.)

 

PE 321 Athletic - Officiatin  (2 cr.)

 

PE 346 Adapted Physical Education (2 cr.)

 

PE 470 Psychology Aspects of Athletic Performance (2 cr.)

 

PE 417 Biomechanics (2 cr.)

 

Activity Courses
Choose from the following:

3

PE 101 Volleyball  (.5 cr.)

 

PE 103 Tumbling Activities  (.5 cr.)

 

PE 199 Team Sports  (.5 cr.)

 

PE 200 Track and Field  (.5 cr.)

 

PE 201 Strength Training and Conditioning  (.5 cr.)

 

PE 205 Tennis  (.5 cr.)

 

HP 245 Weight Training and  Conditioning  (1 cr.)

 

HP 245A Weight Training Intermediate  (1 cr.)

 

HP 247 Yoga  (1 cr.)

 

HP 226C Aerobic Dance  (1 cr.)

 

HP 231 Skiing-Alpine  (1 cr.)

 

HP 231A Skiing-Intermediate Alpine  (1 cr.)

 

HP 231B Skiing-Cross Country  (1 cr.)

 

 

*Noncredit Practicum Requirement—Students pursuing this minor are required to complete one of the following practicum options:

 

1. Assisting a head coach in a sport during the student teaching assignment.

2. Participating on a college varsity athletic team for a minimum of two competitive seasons.

3. Assisting a Northern Michigan University head coach for a minimum of one competitive season.

4. Coaching experience in a public/private school or summer camp.

2002-2003
Northern Michigan University
Undergraduate Bulletin

 

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