Consent of chair required . To be arranged Staff 524. The study of advanced topics in athletic training including rehabilitation and therapeutic techniques. This course is designed for the student who expresses interest in the field of sports medicine for the care and prevention of athletic injuries. Lecture and practical hands-on experience are used to enhance the knowledge of athletic training.
Students are responsible for twenty clinical hours per semester in the training room.
Consent of instructor required . It is the purpose of the activity program to contribute to the liberal education of students through experiences in movement and to encourage their physical and mental well-being. A broad program of aquatics, dance, sports, and body integrating experiences is offered to help the students develop skills, attitudes, and other resources that will enable them to lead an active and productive life. Members of the department welcome consultation with students regarding the selection of experiences that will best meet their needs and interests. Any course change after registration must be made through the Athletics and Physical Education Department Office.