Academic Catalog 2018-2019

II. Sport Science: Teacher Licensure Concentration See Teacher Education Handbook III. Sport and Recreation Management Concentration A. General Education & Degree Requirements (see p. 48) The following must be included in the General Education requirements: BIO 1034, BIO 1114 or 2014 B. Concentration Courses ESS 2003, 2203, 2303, 3053, 3623, 3633, 4013, 4023, 4033, 4213, 4216, BUS 2533, 3013, 3903 C. Minor/Electives

51 SH

45 SH

30 SH

TOTAL

126 SH

Certification ESS majors concentrating in Sports Medicine will complete academic courses and in- ternships which will prepare them for certification such as the American College of Sports Medicine Health Fitness Specialist or the Certified Exercise Physiologist. Exercise and Sports Science Minor Students desiring a minor in Exercise and Sports Science must first consult with the ESS Department Chair to develop a proposed plan of course work. This plan shall include a minimum of 18 SH of course work with at least 9 SH of classes at the 3000 or 4000 level. Off-campus Facilities Several off-campus facilities are used for the physical activities. These include Moun- taineer Bowling Lanes, Winterplace Ski Resort, the Greater Bluefield Community Center swimming pool, and physiological equipment at the Bluefield Regional Wellness Center. COURSES OF INSTRUCTION ESS 1101 Outdoor Living This course develops student proficiency in outdoor recreational activities such as com- pass reading, camping, and hiking. Classroom and wilderness settings are utilized. (On Demand) ESS 1121 Folk and Square Dance This course will include a variety of dance styles which may include but not limited to: American Square Dancing, Line Dancing, Folk Dances, Ballroom and Latin dance. (On Demand) ESS 1291 Tumbling and Gymnastics Students will acquire basic knowledge of tumbling and gymnastics with regards to its his- tory, general safety, biomechanics, teaching tactics, equipment, and skills. (On Demand) ESS 1131 Exercise Leadership Is a course designed to instruct students of exercise and sport science practical skills nec- essary to teach group exercise classes. The course focuses on the specific exercises and techniques needed for moving to music, designing choreography, and cueing. Students are also provided the opportunity to explore the most popular varieties of group exercise classes. (Spring)

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