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Applied Health & Fitness
A growing demand in the field of health, wellness, and fitness is creating a need for qualified professionals. The applied health and fitness degree prepares students for careers in areas such as corporate fitness, personal training, strength and conditioning, and related fields. Students will also be prepared to sit for certification exams from organizations such as the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), and the American Council on Exercise (ACE).
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Course Requirements
| BIO 112 |
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Anatomy and Physiology II |
| PHE 170 |
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Introduction to Exercise Science |
| PHE 225 |
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Psychology of Sport and Exercise |
| PHE 229 |
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Community CPR |
| PHE 230 |
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First Aid: Responding to Emergencies |
| PHE 235 |
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Professional Experience I |
| PHE 264 |
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Principles of Strength & Conditioning or |
| PHE 265 |
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Personal Training and |
| PHE 236 |
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Professional Experience II |
| PHE 286 |
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Kinesiology |
| PHE 362 |
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Nutrition and Health |
| PHE 365 |
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Public and Community Health |
| PHE 366 |
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Alcohol and Drug Education |
| PHE 370 |
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Biomechanics |
| PHE 374 |
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Physiology of Exercise |
| PHE 375 |
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Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription |
| PHE 410 |
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Wellness Internship |
| PHE 413 |
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Health Promotion and Wellness Management |
| PHE 485 |
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Senior Seminar I |
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Faculty
Aly Williams
Melissa Cook
Dawn Castro
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