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Kinesiology

""This course of study is designed to prepare students for careers as athletic trainers, physical therapists, recreational directors, coaches, and teachers of physical education in elementary and secondary schools. The program leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree. The student selects a degree without teacher certification, or has the option for an area of specialization in all level (K-12) education. Consult the information for teacher education in the 2005-2006 Bulletin for complete information on areas of specialization in all-level physical education.

Major in Kinesiology

Major in Kinesiology wtih an Emphasis in Athletic Training

Major in Kinesiology with an Emphasis in Pre-Physical Therapy

Major in Kinesiology EC-12 Teacher Certification

Kinesiology Minor

Kinesiology Minor (Coaching Emphasis)

 

 

Major in Kinesiology

COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
KINE 1120-1124
Instructional Topics (four courses)
4 hrs
KINE 1311
Introduction to Kinesiology & Sport Sciences
3 hrs
KINE 2324
Physical Activity, Recreation, and Sports for Special Populations
3 hrs
KINE 2335
Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 2344
Concepts of Physical Fitness and Wellness
3 hrs
KINE 3333
Management of Kinesiology and Sports Programs
3 hrs
KINE 3334
Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Biomechanics
3 hrs
KINE 3346
Measurement and Evaluation in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE 4337
Exercise Physiology
3 hrs
KINE 4345
Legal and Ethical Issues in Sport and Kinesiology
3 hrs
KINE 4350
Internship in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE
Electives (Upper-Division (3330+))
6 hrs
* BIOL 1306
Biology Principles
3 hrs
* BIOL 2404
Human Anatomy and Physiology
4 hrs
* Required support courses cannot be taken Pass/No Pass.
In addition to the major program requirements, all students must
satisfy the General Education Requirements and complete unrestricted electives
to have a total of at least 120 hours for graduation.
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Major in Kinesiology wtih an Emphasis in Athletic Training

COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
KINE 1311
Introduction to Kinesiology & Sport Sciences
3 hrs
KINE 1320
Safety and First Aid
3 hrs
KINE 2324
Physical Activity, Recreation, and Sports for Special Populations
3 hrs
KINE 2335
Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 2344
Concepts of Physical Fitness and Wellness
3 hrs
KINE 3333
Management of Kinesiology and Sports Programs
3 hrs
KINE 3334
Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Biomechanics
3 hrs
KINE 3346
Measurement and Evaluation in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE 3347
Evaluation of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 3348
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Modalities
3 hrs
KINE 4337
Exercise Physiology
3 hrs
KINE 4340
Coaching Theory and Practice
3 hrs
KINE 4345
Legal and Ethical Issues in Sport and Kinesiology
3 hrs
KINE 1151-4157
Practica in Athletic Training (6 times)
6 hrs
Supporting Required Courses:
* BIOL 1306
Biology Principles
3 hrs
* BIOL 2404
Human Anatomy and Physiology
4 hrs
* CHEM 1305
Introduction to Chemistry
3 hrs
* Required support courses cannot be taken Pass/No Pass.
In addition to the major program requirements, all students must
satisfy the General Education Requirements and complete unrestricted electives
to have a total of at least 120 hours for graduation.
Athletic Training Concentration
St. Edward's University offers an academic program by which an individual can qualify
to sit for the licensure test administered by the Board of Athletic Trainers for the State of Texas. The board is responsible for granting approval based upon performace on the appropriate examination.

State of Texas Athletic Trainers License
To be licensed as an athletic trainer in Texas , an individual must meet the following university and general requirements:

1. Complete the following courses at St. Edward's:

BIOL 2404
Biology Principles
KINE 1320
Human Anatomy and Physiology
KINE 2335
Introduction to Chemistry
KINE 2344
Biology Principles
KINE 3334
Human Anatomy and Physiology
KINE 3347
Introduction to Chemistry
KINE 3348
Biology Principles
KINE 4337
Human Anatomy and Physiology

2. Hold valid standard First Aid and adult CPR certifications.

3. Perform and document 1,800 clock hours of field experience under the direct supervision of a statelicensed athletic trainer. Experience must be completed in five fall and/or spring semesters, with no less than 600 clock hours completed within each academic year. (KINE 1151-4157 Practica in Athletic Training)

4. Earn a baccalaureate degree.

5. Complete successfully the Texas Athletic Trainer Written Examination and the Texas Athletic Trainer Practical Examination, and receive subsequent approval of the Board of Athletic Trainers for the state of Texas.

For more information, refer to the Texas Department of Health Athletic Trainer Licensing web site.

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Major in Kinesiology with an Emphasis in Pre-Physical Therapy

Physical therapy is a health profession whose primary purpose is the promotion of optimal human health and function through the application of scientific principles to identify, prevent, assess, correct or alleviate acute or prolonged movement dysfunction. Employment opportunities include hospitals, rehabilitation centers, school systems, nursing homes, public health services, home health agencies, sports clinics, athletic teams, research facilities, private offices and the military.

The baccalaureate degree in kinesiology with a preprofessional program for physical therapy provides students with the appropriate academic prerequisites to apply for entrance into graduate physical therapy programs in the state of Texas and nationwide. Since schools vary in entrance requirements, students should become familiar with the specific requirements of each program of interest and complete the recommended support courses as electives.

COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
KINE 1311
Introduction to Kinesiology & Sport Sciences
3 hrs
KINE 1320
Safety and First Aid
3 hrs
KINE 2324
Physical Activity, Recreation, and Sports for Special Populations
3 hrs
KINE 2335
Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 2344
Concepts of Physical Fitness and Wellness
3 hrs
KINE 3334
Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Biomechanics
3 hrs
KINE 3346
Measurement and Evaluation in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE 3347
Evaluation of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 3348
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Modalities
3 hrs
KINE 4337
Exercise Psysiology
3 hrs
KINE 4345
Legal and Ethical Issues in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE 4350
Internship in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs

Supporting Required Courses:
COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
BIOL 1307, 1107
Cells & Organ Systems Lab
4 hrs
BIOL 1308, 1108
Genes, Organisms & Populations, Lab
4 hrs
BIOL 2404
Human Anatomy and Physiology
4 hrs
CHEM 1340, 1140
General Chemistry, Lab
4 hrs
CHEM 2320, 2120
Analytical Chemistry, Lab
4 hrs
-OR-
 
CHEM 2323, 2123
Organic Chemistry I, Lab
4 hrs
PHYS 2320, 2125
Mechanics and Waves, Lab
4 hrs
PHYS 2321, 2126
Electricity, Magnetism and Optics, Lab
4 hrs
PSYC 2301
General Psychology
3 hrs
PSYC 2317
Statistics
3 hrs
Required major and support courses cannot be taken pass/no pass.

Recommended Support Electives
Check the specific requirements for the Physical Therapy program(s) of interest.
COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
BIOL 2435
Physiology
4 hrs
BIOL 3433
Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
4 hrs
BIOL 4146
Independent Study: Medical Terminology
1 hr
ENGW 3335
Technical and Business Writing
3 hrs
MATH 2313
Calculus I
3 hrs
MGMT 2301
Principles of Management
3 hrs
PSY 1653 (ACC)
Developmental Psychology
3 hrs
PSYC 4341
Abnormal Psychology
3 hrs
SOCI 1301
Principles of Sociology
3 hrs
In addition to the major program requirements, all students must
satisfy the General Education Requirements and complete unrestricted electives
to have a total of at least 120 hours for graduation.
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Major in Kinesiology EC-12 Teacher Certification

Requirements for Early Childhood-Grade 12 Kinesiology (Physical Education) (47 hrs)
COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT
HOURS
KINE 1120-1125
Instructional Topics (Four 1 hr courses)
4 hrs
KINE 1311
Introduction to Kinesiology & Sport Sciences
3 hrs
KINE 2324
Physical Activity, Recreation and Sports for Special Populations
3 hrs
KINE 2335
Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 2344
Concepts of Physical and Wellness
3 hrs
KINE 3331
Health and Physical Education for Children
3 hrs
KINE 3333
Management of Kinesiology and Sports Programs
3 hrs
KINE 3334
Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Biomechanics
3 hrs
KINE 3336
Recreation and Sport for the Adolescent
3 hrs
KINE 3346
Measurement and Evaluation in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE 4337
Exercise Physiology
3 hrs
KINE 4340
Coaching Theory and Practice
3 hrs
KINE 4345
Legal and Ethical Issues in Sport and Kinesiology
3 hrs
KINE (3000+)
Upper-Level KINE Electives
3 hrs
*BIOL 1306
Biology Principals
3 hrs
*BIOL 2404
Human Anatomy and Physiology
4 hrs
* Required support courses cannot be taken Pass/No Pass
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Kinesiology Minor

COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
KINE 1311
Introduction to Kinesiology & Sport Sciences
3 hrs
KINE 2335
Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 2344
Concepts of Physical Fitness and Wellness
3 hrs
KINE 3334
Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Biomechanics
3 hrs
KINE 3346
Measurement and Evaluation in Kinesiology and Sports
3 hrs
KINE
ELECTIVES
9 hrs
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Kinesiology Minor (Coaching Emphasis)

COURSE NUMBER
COURSE TITLE
CREDIT HOURS
KINE 1122
Instructional Topics: Strength Training & Cardiovascular Conditioning
1 hr
KINE 1320
Safety and First Aid
3 hrs
KINE 2335
Prevention & Treatment of Athletic Injuries
3 hrs
KINE 4337
Exercise Physiology
3 hrs
KINE 4340
Coaching Theory and Practice
3 hrs
KINE 4345
Legal & Ethical Issues in Sport and Kinesiology
3 hrs
KINE 4350
Internship in Kinesiology & Sports
3 hrs
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