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Physical Education, Health & Recreation
Our mission is accomplished by educating students who are professionally and academically prepared and dedicated to addressing the wellness of a diverse society in a variety of environments. We are commited to enhancing quality of life through the promotion of wellness.
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Physical Education, Health and Recreation
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Athletic Training Education Program
Community Health
Exercise Science
Health and Fitness
Outdoor Recreation
Recreation Management
Therapeutic Recreation
Therapeutic Recreation Distance and Extended Learning
Aquatics Minor
Minor in Challenge Course Management and Leadership
Coaching Minor
Community Health Minor
Recreation Minor
Master of Science Degree
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Wafa Alkurdi
Garth Babcock
Susan Beam
Barb Brock
Matt Chase
Christopher Cindric
Alan Coelho
John Cogley
Melissa Elfering
Paul Green
Jon Hammermeister
Chadron Hazelbaker
Jeffrey Kawaguchi
Carri Kreider
Nate Lawton
Colleen Mastel
Jeni McNeal
Scott Melville
Emily Messina
Laurie Morley
Robin Pickering
Wendy Repovich
Penny Rose
Diana Thew
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Cheney, WA 99004
Health and Fitness
The BAE in health education prepares the student to enter the world of teaching on either a primary and/or secondary education level. When finished, the student will be certified/endorsed to teach health and physical education in the state of Washington. In addition to taking content-oriented classes, students also take education classes in order to better understand the methods, theories and strategies involved in teaching children.
What will I study?
The program prepares graduates in teaching K-12 children in the performance and understanding of basic motor skills, games and lifelong fitness activities, wellness, nutrition, decision-making, as well as the social and personal skills related to participating in physical activities.
Interesting courses I might take:
- Applied Nutrition/Fitness
- Sex Education
- Physiological Kinesiology
- Sport and Culture
- Adapted Physical Education
What could I do with my degree?
- health and/or PE teacher - elementary, middle or secondary school
- strength coach, coaching, officiating
- fitness instructor - corporate or club
- public health settings
- athletic director
- Opportunities also exist in colleges and universities for those who elect to continue beyond the bachelor's degree level of education.
