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Aug 02, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Academic Catalog
Kinesiology: Health Promotion, BA
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This emphasis prepares students with interests in the field of public health, health education and promotion, and wellness. Course work has been designed to meet the four Critical Component Elements for undergraduate health education programs.
Learning Outcomes
All Department of Kinesiology undergraduates will be able to:
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DESCRIBE the relationship between physical activity/sport and health, wellness, and quality of life.
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DEVELOP and DELIVER multi-mode communications to diverse audiences that convey a clear understanding of relevant disciplinary information.
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ANALYZE scholarly material and DEMONSTRATE critical and reflective thinking to bridge theory with practice.
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EXAMINE how sociocultural, historical, and philosophical factors influence attitudes about and engagement in physical activity, sport, and health-oriented behavior.
HEALTH PROMOTION undergraduate majors will additionally be able to:
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DESCRIBE ecological factors influencing the multi-dimensional aspects of health.
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ANALYZE the concepts of health disparity and social inequality that lead to differences in health outcomes across diverse populations.
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CREATE and EVALUATE health promotion programs through a lens of sociocultural, historical, and ethical considerations.
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APPLY knowledge and skills learned throughout the curriculum to experiential learning opportunities.
Students in the Health Promotion track are required to complete the following coursework:
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Required Courses
Take the following required courses: Kinesiology Elective
Take one course from this Kinesiology category Environmental Health Elective
Take one course from this Environmental Health category Health and Human Diversity Elective
Take one course from this Health and Human Diversity category Health Communication and Advocacy
Take one course from this Health Communication and Advocacy category |
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