BCAcademicCatalog2016

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. 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) ESS 1361 Racquet Sports This course provides students with experiences in acquiring the fundamental skills to par- ticipate in and instruct racquetball, tennis, table tennis, & badminton. (On Demand) ESS 2003 Intro to Sport Management This course is an analysis of effective management strategies and the body of knowledge associated with pursuing a career in sport management. The course introduces the stu- dent to sport management career opportunities in the sport industry and to sport principles as they apply to management, leadership style, communication, and motivation. (3 credit course offered every Fall) ESS 2071, 2072, 2073 Exercise and Sports Science Internship Where opportunities are available, the student might help teach courses from the basic ac- tivity program, work within some phase of the intercollegiate Athletic program, or assume a position of leadership within an agency. Prerequisites: SO standing and GPA of 2.0. See The administration, supervision, and practical educational application of all facets of the intramural-recreational sports program at the College. For information and application see the Director of Intramural/Recreational sports. See Criteria for Internships on p. 70. (On Demand) ESS 2203 Contemporary Issues in Sport Management This course examines contemporary issues and controversies in the world of sports today. This includes topics such as violence in sports, race and ethnicity in sports, economic is- sues related to sports, youth sports, sports and the media, sports and politics, performance- COURSES OF INSTRUCTION Criteria for Internships on p. 70. (On Demand) ESS 2081, 2082, 2083 Intramural Internship

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