University of Nebraska at Kearney

1996-98 UNK Undergraduate Catalog

Offered by Department of Health, Phys. Ed., Recreation & Leisure Studies:

Fitness & Leisure Management Comprehensive -
Bachelor of Science

General Studies = 45

BS Science-related course requirements = 0

Major = 51-61

This minimum range depends on the selection of GS courses in the areas of specializations.

Minimum total hours required coursework = 99-106

Unrestricted elective in 125 hour program = 19-26

Minimum total hours required for BS in Fitness & Leisure Management Comprehensive125

All UNK degrees require a minimum of 125 hours. Forty (40) of the hours required for all UNK degrees must be upper division hours, which are courses numbered 300 or above taken at a 4-year college or university.

A. Fitness & Leisure Management Comprehensive Core Requirements

Take all of the following:

PE 229, Wellness Interventions - 3 hours

PE 360, Human Anatomy and Kinesiology - 4 hours

PE 461, Physiology of Exercise - 3 hours

PE 467, Fitness Testing - 3 hours

PE 468, Sport and Fitness Physiology - 3 hours

C&SP 417, Counseling Skills for Helping Professionals - 3 hours

Take 3 or 4 hours from:

BMIS 181, Business Computer Systems - 1 hour

BMIS 182, Business Computer Applications - 3 hours

CSIS 108GS, Computers in Society - 3 hours

Internship

Take 8 to 16 hours from:

REC 477, Internship - 8-16 hours

B. Fitness & Leisure Management Comprehensive Options

Take ONE of the following options in Management or Athletic Training.

1. Management Option

Take all of the following:

PE 211, Advanced Sports (Lifeguarding) - 1 hour

PE 220, Teaching Aerobic and Anaerobic Activities - 2 hours

PE 328, Swimming Pool Management and Water Safety Instructor - 3 hours (Prereq: life guarding or Red Cross Senior Life Guarding Certificate currently in force)

PE 262, Community Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - 1 hour

PE 264, Sports Injury - 2 hours

REC 353, Planning Recreation and Leisure Facilities - 3 hours

REC 354, Recreation and Leisure Programming - 3 hours

REC 458, Recreation for the Aged - 3 hours

REC 475, Volunteer Practicum - 2 hours

BACC 250, Beginning Accounting I - 3 hours

BMKT 300, Principles of Marketing - 3 hours

BMGT 301, Principles of Management - 3 hours

Take 1 course from:

SPCH 240, Public Speaking for Professions and Business - 3 hours

SPCH 299, Organizational Communication - 3 hours

2. Athletic Training Option

Take all of the following:

BIOL 215GS, Human Physiology - 4 hours

FCSC 110GS, Introduction to Nutrition - 3 hours

PE 160GS, Healthful Living - 3 hours

PE 173, Athletic Training Practicum - 8 hours

PE 262, Community Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - 1 hour

PE 362, Athletic Training I - 3 hours

PE 462, Athletic Training II - 3 hours

Take 1 course from:

BMKT 300, Principles of Marketing - 3 hours

BMGT 301, Principles of Management - 3 hours

Take 3 hours from:

BIOL 325, Medical Terminology - 1 hour

PE 211, Advanced Sports (Lifeguarding) - 1 hour

PE 261, Community First Aid and Safety Instructor - 2 hours (Prereq: Current American Red Cross Standard First Aid and Personal Safety Certificate)

PE 263, Community Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Instructor - 1 hour

PE 369, Remedial and Adaptive Physical Education - 3 hours

PE 422, Administration of Strength Programs - 2 hours

PE 460, Gross Anatomy of Movement - 3 hours (Prereq: BIOL 225 or BIOL 226 or PE 360)

REC 457, Trends and Issues in Therapeutic Recreation - 3 hours

STAT 241, Elementary Statistics - 3 hours

Take one from the following:

CHEM 145GS, Introductory Chemistry - 4 hours

CHEM 150GS, Consumer Organic Chemistry - 3 or 4 hours