All students completing the upper division Kinesiology degree program should:
apply critical thinking, writing, reading, oral communication, quantitative and qualitative analysis and information management skills to movement-related questions.
Objectives |
Outcomes | ||
| Example | 1 | Complete course work in written and oral communication skills. | Scholarly papers requiring analysis, interpretation, and synthesis, Oral presentations. |
| Example | 2 | Apply quantitative and qualitative skills in an applied laboratory experience. | Prepare and complete lab reports. |
| Example | 3 | Create scholarly papers that require analysis, interpretation, and synthesis. | Scholarly papers requiring analysis, interpretation, and synthesis, Oral presentations. |
Ideas from Previous Conferences
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Outcomes | ||
| 1 | First Aid/CPR certification | Course work; agency | |
| 2 | Appropriate initial response to injury | Performance in mock scenario | |
| 3 | Application of knowledge base that informs safe practice to minimize risk in movement activities across lifespan. | Field work, practicum, lesson plan, exercise prescription | |
| 4 | Plan, modify and implement activities in diverse populations (e.g., age, ability) and diverse environments (I.e., labs, gym, playground, field work, fitness settings) | Field work, practicum, lesson plan, treatment plan | |
| 5 | Students learn ethical and legal considerations relating to injury prevention, proper use of equipment, principles of safe exercising (positions, duration's, etc), mechanics in sport/movement technique, and supervision of students in exercise and movement Injury prevention; anatomical function, structure and movement (movement mechanics). | Course work, case studies, lab-related field projects | |
| 6 | Injury prevention; anatomical function, structure and movement (movement mechanics) | Course work, Lab related, Field work projects | |
| 7 | Students basic principles related to injury prevention, safe exercising (positions, durations, etc), mechanics in sport/movement technique, and supervision of persons in exercise and movement activities |