Human Performance

A survey of the principles of nutrition and their application to normal conditions of growth and development. Includes food groups, nutrient requirements, energy metabolism, composition and safety of foods, nutritional needs for the different life stages, and application of nutrition to health care and sports. Read more »

Students will encounter the rebirth of learning and humanism from the 16th through the 17th centuries through reading works by British authors such as Spenser, Sidney, Marlowe, Donne, Ben Johnson, Herbert, Milton, and others. Prerequisite:WRTG 109 or equivalent skill Read more »

An introductory course concerned with the many factors which influence a person's health. Special consideration is afforded the subject areas of substance abuse, disease and holistic health. Consideration is also given to the functions which various health agencies serve and to the modern technological advances which have been accomplished in health. Read more »

An advanced course designed to meet the students' needs for careers related to kinesiology and exercise science. Read more »

A study of the scientific foundations of high-level performance and skill learning. Incorporates findings of exercise physiology, psychology and physical education in the area of human movement. Stresses application for the practitioner. Prerequisite: junior standing Read more »

Basic skills and understanding are developed in the art and science of fitness testing and exercise prescription. The conducting of individualized fitness programs for all age groups will be examine. Read more »

A study of all the elements of the theatre: history, acting, directing, design and production. The course is designed as a basis for intelligent theatre going. Consists of lectures, selected readings, a project and play attendance. Read more »