University of Nebraska at Kearney
College of Education
1994-96 UNK Undergraduate Catalog
Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Leisure Studies
- Go to Physical Education Major,
- Fitness and Leisure Studies Major,
- Travel and Tourism Comprehensive Major,
- Sports Administration Major
- minors and supplementary endorsements or
- list of course descriptions .
Six major options are available:
I. Physical Education Option-Bachelor of Science Degree
The Bachelor of Science Degree is a nonteaching degree; students interested in pursuing
this major should contact the department chairman for specific course requirements.
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Physical Education Major - 36 hours
- C. One minor or major other than Phy Ed - 24-36 hours
- D. Electives to total - 125 hours
II. Physical Education Comprehensive Option-Bachelor of Science
Degree
The Comprehensive Option in Physical Education leads to a nonteaching degree; students
interested in pursuing this Option should contact the department chairman for specific
course requirements.
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Physical Education Comprehensive Option - 56 hours
- C. Electives to total - 125 hours
III. Physical Education Teaching (K-6) Subject Endorsement
Option-Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Professional Sequence in Education - 5-30 hours
- C. Teaching Subject Endorsement in Physical Education (K-6) (courses listed below) - 33
hours
- D. An Additional Subject Endorsement other than PE - 30 hours
- E. Electives to Total - 125 hours
Required - 26 hours
- PE 100 Principles of Physical Education - 2
- PE 110 Tumbling, Gymnastics, Soccer, Basketball, Softball,
Volleyball - 3
- PE 240 Non-rhythmic Activities - 2
- PE 241 Rhythmic Activities - 2
- PE 260 GS First Aid - 2
- PE 325 Motor Development and Learning - 3
- PE 360 Human Anatomy and Kinesiology - 4
- PE 369 Remedial and Adapted Physical Education - 3
- PE 420 Methods in Health Physical Education - 3
- PE 441 Elementary School Physical Education - 3
- PE 471, 472 Field Experience Elementary PE - 2
Electives:
- Select a minimum of 4 hours from the following:
- PE 261 First Aid Instructor - 2
- PE 262 CPR or
- PE 263 CPRI - 1
- PE 461 Physiology of Exercise - 3
- PE 463 Elementary School Health - 3
- *(Elementary Education Majors desiring a minor instead of an endorsement are not
required to take PE 100 and 420 .)
IV. Physical Education Teaching (7-12) Subject Endorsement
Option-Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Professional Sequence in Education - 25-30 hours
- C. Teaching Subject Endorsement in PE (7-12) (courses listed below) - 30 hours
- D. An Additional Subject Endorsement other than PE - 30 hours
- E. Electives to total - 125 hours
Required - 30 hours
- PE 100 Principles of Phy Ed - 2
- PE 110 Tumbling or Gymnastics, Badminton or Tennis, Track,
Dance, Soccer, Swimming.
- One additional course from Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Team Handball, Racquetball,
Tennis, Badminton, Archery, Golf, Skiing.
- One additional course from Dance, Wrestling, Strength Training, Tumbling, Gymnastics,
Yoga, Personal Defense - 4
- PE 220 Teaching Aerobic and Anaerobic Activities - 1
- PE 221 Teaching Sport & Leisure Activities - 2
- PE 260 GS First Aid - 2
- PE 324 Curriculum and Administration of PE - 3
- PE 325 Motor Development and Learning - 3
- PE 360 Anatomy-Kinesiology - 4
- PE 369 Remedial and Adapted Physical Education - 3
- PE 420 Methods in Health Physical Education - 3
- PE 461 Exercise Physiology - 3
Electives:
- Select hours from the following:
- PE 229 Wellness Interventions - 3
- PE 261 First Aid Instructor - 2
- PE 262 CPR or
- PE 263 CPRI - 1
- PE 373 Field Experience in Secondary School Physical
Education - 2
- PE 374 Field Experience in College PE - 1
- PE 380 Diagnostic Prescriptive Techniques for Adapted
Physical Education - 3
- PE 426 Instructional Strategies in Adapted Physical Education
- 3
- PE 467 Fitness Testing - 3
V. Health Education Teaching (7-12) Subject Endorsement
Option-Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Professional Sequence in Education - 25-30 hours
- C. Teaching Subject Endorsement in Health Education (7-12) (courses listed below) - 35
hours
- D. An Additional Subject Endorsement, other than PE - 30 hours
- E.Electives to total - 125 hours
Required - 23 hours
- C&SP 302 Mental Health or
- C&SP 417 Counseling Skills - 3
- FCSC 110 GS Intro to Nutrition - 3
- FCSC 340 Family Life Education - 3
- PE 160 GS Healthful Living - 3
- PE 260 GS First Aid - 2
- PE 420 Methods in Health, Physical Education - 3
- PE 463 Elementary School Health - 3
- PE 464 Secondary School Health - 3
Electives: - 12 hours
- Select 12 hours from the following, with one course from each area required.
- Biological Sciences
- BIOL 103 GS General Biology - 4
- BIOL 107 GS General Zoology - 4
- BIOL 215 GS Human Physiology - 4
- BIOL 225 Anatomy and Physiology - 4
- BIOL 315 GSHuman Ecology - 3
- BIOL 400 Microbiology - 5
- PE 360 Human Anatomy and Kinesiology - 4
- Natural Sciences
- CHEM 145GS Introductory Chemistry - 4
- CHEM 160GS General Chemistry - 4
- PHYS 205GS General Physics - 5
- PHYS 206GS General Physics - 5
- Behavioral Sciences
- FCSC 351 GS Marriage & Family Relationships - 3
- PSY 313 Physiological Psychology - 3
- PSY 453 Developmental Psychology - 3
- PSY 455 Seminar in Adolescence - 3
- SOC 200GS Intro to Sociology - 3
- SOC 224GS Social Problems - 3
- SOC 250GS Anthropology - 3
- SOC 430 Family Life & Functions - 3
VI. Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree Health and Physical
Education Teaching (K-12) Field Endorsement Option
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Professional Sequence in Education - 25-30 hours
- C. Teaching Field Endorsement in Health and Phy Ed (K-12) (courses listed below) - 60
hours
- D. Electives to total - 125 hours
Required - 60 hours
- PE 100 Principles of Physical Education - 2
- PE 110 Tumbling or Gymnastics, Badminton or Tennis, Track,
Dance, Soccer, Swimming.
- One additional course from Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Team Handball, Racquetball,
Tennis, Badminton, Archery, Golf, Skiing.
- One additional course from Swimming, Dance, Wrestling, Strength Training, Tumbling,
Gymnastics, Yoga, Personal Defense - 4
- PE 220 Teaching Aerobic and Anaerobic Act - 1
- PE 221 Teaching Sport and Leisure Activities - 2
- PE 240 Non-rhythmic Activities - 2
- PE 241 Rhythmic Activities - 2
- PE 260 GS First Aid - 2
- PE 261 First Aid Instructor - 2
- PE 324 Curriculum and Administration of PE - 3
- PE 325 Motor Development and Learning - 3
- PE 360 Human Anatomy and Kinesiology - 4
- PE 369 Remedial and Adapted Physical Ed - 3
- PE 420 Methods in Health Physical Education - 3
- PE 441 Elementary School Physical Education - 3
- PE 461 Physiology of Exercise - 3
- PE 463 Elementary School Health - 3
- PE 464 Secondary School Health - 3
- PE 471 Field Experience in Elem Phy Ed or
- PE 472 Field Experience in Elem Phy Ed - 2
- BIOL 215 Human Physiology - 4
- C&SP 302 Mental Health or
- C&SP 417 Counseling Skills - 3
- FCSC 110 GS Intro to Nutrition - 3
- FCSC 340 Family Life Education - 3
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