PHYSICAL EDUCATION (EDPE)
EDPE 101. Tai Chi. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Tai Chi is a unique exercise system which consists of a sequence of slow, relaxed movements. Its benefits in the areas of health, fitness, relaxation, concentration and self-defense are well known. Tai Chi helps restore and maintain natural health as well as stretches, strengthens, and relaxes the entire body. Tai Chi is a gentle exercise suited to all age groups and can be used as a valuable method of stress management. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 102. Basketball and Softball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class will provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in both basketball and softball. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 103. Basketball and Flag Football. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class will provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in both basketball and flag football. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates. This class is only offered in the fall.
EDPE 104. Varsity Basketball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Basketball Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 106. Varsity Cheerleading. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Cheerleading Team only. Instructor permission required.
EDPE 108. Beginning Bowling. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Students will be provided with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to provide a basic understanding of bowling. This class will cover bowling strategies, techniques, terminology, etiquette and safety concepts. In addition, this course is designed to provide competition in a fun environment. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 170
EDPE 110. X-Biking. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This interval based cycling class will work your entire body. Classes are taught using the stationary x-bikes, which allow users to engage their upper body and core while the legs do the pedaling.
EDPE 111. Indoor Soccer. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This activity class will focus on the fundamental skills and rules of indoor soccer. This class will be held at the SYSA Indoor Soccer Center and will be taught by experienced soccer coaches. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required. Offered on sufficient demand.
Course Fee: Additional fees exist. Refer to Zagweb Course Offerings.
EDPE 112. Varsity Rowing. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Instructor Permission and Crew Team only
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 113. Cross Training. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Cross Training combines classic strength training and conditioning into a highly effective program. In each session, athletes tackle a strength component followed by a metabolic conditioning component. Strength training revolves around core lifts: squats, presses, deadlifts, and an introduction to Olympic lifts. In addition to the core lifts, athletes will also gain exposure to accessory, midline, and bodyweight strength. This class is great for any level of fitness. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 470
EDPE 114. Zumba. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International Music-dance themes creating a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system. The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba utilizes the principals of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It targets areas such as the glutes, legs, arms, abdominals and the heart. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
EDPE 115. Cardio Blast. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Geared to all who want to sweat and have fun in a group fitness class. Classes will be a combination of step and floor aerobics, aerobic kickboxing, circuit training, body toning, and general cardiovascular workouts. Classes vary by day and instructor focus.
EDPE 116. Cardio Pump. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Cardio Pump is a barbell class that will strengthen and tone your entire body. This 50-minute workout will challenge all of your major muscle groups by using exercises like squats, presses, lifts and curls in high repetition set to music. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 117. Social Dance. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Students will learn the fundamentals of swing, salsa and ballroom styles of dance. Social dancing provides an outlet for increasing an individual's social, mental, and physiological development in a fun, low pressure environment. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required. Offered on sufficient demand.
Course Fee: 85
EDPE 118. Barre. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Barre Long and Lean is a full body workout that yields powerful results quickly. Classes utilize a ballet barre to build long, lean muscles and functional body. Components of class include yoga, Pilates, strength training and stretching. No experience is necessary and all levels of fitness are welcome. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 325
EDPE 119. Roll and Recover. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
The goal of this course is to teach students how to use self-myofascial release techniques to recover, move and feel better. Each class will focus on treating different muscle groups and areas of the body by using therapy balls and other recovery tools. Students will not only get the benefit of experiencing myofascial release techniques each class from a certified instructor but will also learn how to use the therapy balls themselves to help their body recover and move better. This class is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Yoga mat is required for this class. Offered on sufficient demand.
Course Fee: 250
EDPE 120. Varsity Baseball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Baseball Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 122. Varsity Track. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Track Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 123. Varsity Cross Country. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Cross Country Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 126. Beginning Golf. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Each session will consist of a review of basic fundamentals of grip, stance, ball positioning and swing mechanics. The first session will include: course overview, safety concerns in the game of golf and putting. The second session will be chipping; the third session will consist of swings with the short irons; the fourth session will cover the full swing with mid irons; the fifth session will cover full swing with woods; the sixth and final session will go over bunker play, course review and etiquette. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 95
EDPE 127. Intermediate-Advanced Golf. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course is a continuation from EDPE 126. It is designed to provide more advanced instruction for individuals with greater than beginning skills. It will discuss and emphasize stroke refinement and special play situations. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 95
EDPE 128. Varsity Golf. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Golf Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 129. Self Defense. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Throughout this 7-week course, participants will acquire a diverse range of self-defense skills while also sharpening their situational awareness. Students will be trained to interpret typical body language cues that may indicate a potential threat and to effectively defuse confrontational situations. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 275
EDPE 130. Triathlon Training. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
The emphasis of this course will be on preparing students for triathlon events, with skill development in the areas of swimming, biking and running. This course will incorporate a variety of training methods to ensure progressive development of individual cardiovascular fitness. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 136. Scuba. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
The purpose of an Open Water Diver Scuba Diving course is to equip each student with the proper knowledge and skills to become a safe and independent diver. The goal of this class is to work towards becoming a certified, safe and educated diver that respects and enjoys the underwater world. All academics and water skills will be taught in a realistic manner with references to practical diving situations. Students must pass a swim test in order to participate. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 340
EDPE 137. Sport Performance Training. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class is designed to progressively build strength, power, speed, agility and endurance for your sport. Improving athleticism through strength & conditioning workouts will enhance your sport-specific skills on the field and court. A properly executed sports performance training plan will not only help you jump higher and run faster, but will also reduce the chance of injury. Offered on sufficient demand. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required. Offered on sufficient demand.
Course Fee: 235
EDPE 138. Skiing. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course is open to both non-skiers and skiers of various abilities. You'll have fun while learning or improving your ski skills and get credit at the same time. Students have the option of enrolling in classes at 49 Degrees North or Mt. Spokane. The course runs for six consecutive weeks. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required. This class is only offered in the spring.
EDPE 140. Snowboarding. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course is open to snowboarders of all abilities. You'll have fun while learning or improving your snowboarding skills and get credit at the same time. Students have the option of enrolling in classes at 49 Degrees North or Mt. Spokane. The course runs for six consecutive Saturdays. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required. This class is only offered in the spring.
Course Fee: Additional fees exist. Refer to Zagweb Course Offerings.
EDPE 144. Shoot 360 Basketball Training. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class takes place in a state-of-the-art basketball training facility where students will work on passing, ballhandling, and shooting. Passing and ballhandling skill development will take place on interactive skill courts with virtual trainers and passing screens. Students will then move onto shooting courts where they will get instant feedback with the newest technology in basketball training. Students will be required to attend 2 classes a week. All levels of basketball players are welcome and encouraged. Off-Campus course. Additional lab fee required.
Course Fee: 450
EDPE 145. Varsity Soccer. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Soccer Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 146. Soccer and Volleyball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class will provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in both soccer and volleyball. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates.
EDPE 147. Softball and Volleyball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class is designed to provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in both softball and volleyball. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates.
EDPE 148. Varsity Tennis. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Tennis Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 149. Varsity Tennis Conditioning. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Tennis Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 150. Varsity Weight Training. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of Gonzaga University Varsity Athletic Teams only. Permission required
EDPE 151. The Union Spin and Yoga. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
The Union is an off-campus fitness studio that specializes in both spin and yoga classes. The hour long yoga class and fifty minute spin class focus on powerful, athletic and high energy components. Students will be required to attend 2 classes a week and can pick either yoga and/or spin. All levels of fitness are welcome and encouraged. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 375
EDPE 152. Racquet Sports. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class will provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in racquetball, pickle ball, badminton and tennis. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates.
EDPE 153. Tennis. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class will provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in both tennis and badminton. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 154. Varsity Volleyball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Members of the Varsity Volleyball Team only. Instructor permission required.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 155. Soccer and Basketball. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class will provide students with a progressive sequence of skills and activities designed to offer a basic understanding in both soccer and basketball. Game strategies, techniques, terminology, rules and safety will be covered in this class. Students will participate in organized games and skill competitions against classmates.
EDPE 156. Pilates. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This Pilates class is designed to strengthen and lengthen the muscles of the body. Using a combination of mat-work exercises, yoga-like postures, and strength conditioning skills, this Pilates class will focus on abdominal muscles, the muscles of the upper and lower back, including the shoulders, and the muscles surrounding the pelvis and glutes. This class will include beginner through intermediate level Pilates exercises and is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels.
EDPE 157. Yoga. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class is designed to promote individual fitness for total mind/body health. The primary emphasis will focus on strength and stretching movements, incorporating breathing and relaxation techniques. Students will benefit from greater body awareness, increased strength, flexibility, and an overall feeling of well-being. This class is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Classes vary by day and by instructor focus.
EDPE 158. Fitness and Conditioning. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Fitness and Conditioning is a great class for both the beginning exerciser and the fitness enthusiast. This course is designed to help increase individuals' cardiovascular endurance, speed and agility, and upper body, lower body, and core strength. This class will introduce individuals to a variety of activities that will lead to an overall improvement of body conditioning: weight training, running/walking, calisthenics, and plyometrics.
EDPE 160. Weight Training. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course is designed for students with all levels of weight training experience. Students will be supervised and instructed in the proper lifting techniques. This class gives instruction and practice in the use of resistance exercise for increasing muscular strength and endurance. The course will emphasize different effects from different workout types and proper lifting technique to help individuals meet their goals. Additionally, students will learn general weight room safety, spotting techniques and weight room etiquette.
EDPE 161. Studio Yoga. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Experience yoga off-campus in a warm studio exclusively dedicated to the practice of yoga, meditation and study. At Spokane Yoga Shala, several different styles of yoga are taught. Students are able to pick classes and times that work best you’re your schedule. Students are expected to attend two classes a week. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 330
EDPE 164. Beginning Fly Fishing. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
The purpose of this class is to provide beginning fly fishers, or those who need some basic assistance, with a comprehensive course on the essentials of fly fishing. Intermediate students can also enroll in this class to enrich their technical skills. The class will cover equipment; casting; basic entomology (fish food sources); water reading; fly selection and knot tying; safety; fishing strategies in both still and moving water; and if time allows an introduction to fly tying. Lab fee required. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 168. EF: Tread, Yoga and EMP. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Empire focuses on whole body health and wellness with an emphasis on functional movement, recovery and sustainable fitness. Class options are listed and described below. Students will be required to attend 2 classes a week and can choose Yoga, EMP or Treads. Classes are available for all levels and can always be tailored to individual fitness needs. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 300
EDPE 169. Restorative Yoga. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course is designed to support optimal wellness mind, body, and spirit. Class sessions will focus on seated and reclined postures to release stress, breathing techniques to ease anxiety and restore energy, and guided meditation to integrate a relaxed, restful state of being. The practices are appropriate for all ages and ability levels. Each class will include a combination of breath work, gentle stretching, restorative postures, and meditation. Students are required to bring a yoga mat.
EDPE 175. Beginning Gymclimbing. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course teaches students the basic climbing skills. The emphasis of this course will be on climbing technique and physical training through climbing in the gym. This course is held at Wild Walls Climbing Gym which is a state of the art 40 foot high monolith with over 6000 square feet of climbing terrain. There are over 35 ropes for top roping, a bouldering cave and 50 routes that are changed on a continual basis. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 275
EDPE 176. Intermediate Gym Climbing. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This course is geared toward students who already have the basic climbing skills. Knowledge needed for this class is: be an experienced belayer, tie a figure eight follow through knot and understand the basic terminology associated with climbing. The emphasis of this course will be on climbing technique and physical training through climbing in the gym. This course is held at Wild Walls Climbing Gym which is a state of the art 40-foot-high monolith with over 6000 square feet of climbing terrain. There are over 35 ropes for top roping, a bouldering cave and 50 routes that are changed on a continual basis. This is an off-campus course. Lab fee required.
Course Fee: 275
EDPE 186. GU out of Bounds Rafting. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
A basic introduction to river rafting, campsite preparation, and organization. Students must participate in the Gonzaga sponsored "Out of Bounds" adventure orientation to be eligible for this activity class.
EDPE 188. PiYo. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This class is designed to promote individual fitness for total mind/body health through a combination of mat Pilates and yoga. The primary emphasis will be on strengthening and stretching movements, from each tradition, along with the varied breathing techniques associated with each. Appropriate for all ages and fitness levels, the students will benefit from greater body awareness, increased strength, flexibility, and an overall feeling of well-being.
EDPE 191. Special Topics. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Topic to be decided by faculty.
EDPE 195. New Athlete Orientation. (1 Credit)
This course is designed to support the student athlete with academics and Division I regulations. Permission only.
EDPE 201. Team Sports Methods. (2 Credits)
Students are exposed to the concepts, terminology, skill development, and methods necessary to instruct a variety of team sports. Emphasis is placed on designing and delivering instructional and assessment techniques for fundamental movement patterns and tactical principles in team sports commonly taught in public schools and recreational settings.
EDPE 223. Lifeguard Training. (3 Credits)
Prepares individuals to assume the duties and responsibilities of lifeguards at swimming pools and at protected (non-surf) open water beaches. Prerequisite: Successful completion of pre-course skill test. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 290. Directed Study. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Topic to be decided by faculty.
EDPE 291. Special Topics. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
EDPE 307. Foundations in Sports Outreach. (3 Credits)
This course will investigate the historical foundations and the current development, planning, implementation, evaluation and
biblical justifications for sport ministry programs (also known as sports outreach) within faith communities. The student who
successfully completes this course will be able to relate biblical concepts to sport and recreational ministries from a written and
practical format to provide a social contribution to the communities in which they reside. This course will equip the student to
handle decision-making, organizational strategies, staffing, training, and various roles of leadership as they pertain to the broad
faith community program.
Equivalent: SPMT 287
Enrollment limited to students with a semester level of Fourth Year (90+ credits), Second Year (30 - <60 credits) or Third Year (60 - <90 credits).
EDPE 311. Exercise and Sport Instructional Methods. (3 Credits)
The study of how to design and deliver effective instruction in exercise and sport contexts. An introduction to curriculum development, instructional methods, and management strategies used within the field. This course utilizes an experiential approach to apply evidence-based practices in creating and leading exercise and sport sessions for diverse groups.
EDPE 312. Health Methods in Diverse Populations. (3 Credits)
This course prepares future health, fitness and physical educators to develop and implement health programs that will meet the needs of all their students. Introduction and application of a variety of teaching styles and strategies, classroom/group management skills, assessment protocol, and program activities appropriate for health will be covered. It will also allow students to observe, review, plan, and deliver instruction, evaluate instruction and provide meaningful learning experiences to a diverse population in school and community educational programs. Particular attention will be given to K-12 national and state health standards.
Enrollment is limited to students with a program in Kinesiology.
EDPE 313. Elementary Phys Educ Methods. (3 Credits)
This course introduces the knowledge and skills necessary to instruct a variety of physical activities for elementary aged children. Topics covered include: developing a quality program, characteristics of elementary students, classroom management, instructional methods, curriculum development, and assessment. Emphasis is placed on designing and delivering developmentally appropriate curriculum, instruction, and assessment for fundamental movement patterns and health-enhancing fitness concepts commonly taught in public schools and recreational settings. Must be concurrently enrolled in EDPE 497A.
Enrollment is limited to students with a program in Kinesiology.
EDPE 314. Secondary Physical Education Methods. (3 Credits)
This course introduces the knowledge and skills necessary to instruct a variety of physical activities for secondary aged youth. Topics covered include: developing a quality program, characteristics of secondary students, classroom management, instructional methods, curriculum development, and assessment. Emphasis is placed on designing and delivering developmentally appropriate curriculum, instruction, and assessment for applying movement principles and strategies and health-enhancing fitness concepts commonly taught in public schools and recreational settings. Must be concurrently enrolled in EDPE 4978.
EDPE 315. Adapted Physical Education and Sport. (3 Credits)
A course dealing with mental and physical disabilities that affect the cognitive, affective and physical development of youth. Physical activities, instructional strategies, and assessment protocol will be presented.
EDPE 316. Water Safety Instruction. (3 Credits)
This course is designed to prepare individuals to teaching "swimming” from beginning to advanced levels. The course will be conducted to meet the requirements of the American Red Cross Instructor's Course. Certificate will be awarded to those who qualify. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 325. Foundation of E-Sports. (3 Credits)
This course is designed to provide an overview of E-Sports, and the curriculum covers various topics of E-Sports. Students are expected to gain a broad appreciation of E-Sports and lay a solid foundation for future learning and practice in the E-Sports industry. Offered every Spring.
Equivalent: SPMT 225
Enrollment is limited to students with a program in Kinesiology, Sport Management or Sport Management.
EDPE 333. International Sport Management and Culture. (3 Credits)
This course focuses on the management and cross-cultural context of sport and the issues that surface when sport is examined through an international lens. This course will prepare students to think critically about the governance, business activities, media operations, and cross-cultural context of modern sport on an international level.
Equivalent: SPMT 307
Enrollment limited to students with a semester level of Fourth Year (90+ credits) or Third Year (60 - <90 credits).
Enrollment is limited to students with a program in Kinesiology or Sport Management.
EDPE 343. Coaching Basketball. (2 Credits)
Principles of defense and offense; fundamentals, special drills, rules, officiating, and equipment. Prerequisite: third year standing. Offered on sufficient demand.
Enrollment limited to students with a semester level of Fourth Year (90+ credits) or Third Year (60 - <90 credits).
EDPE 346. Coaching Baseball. (2 Credits)
Principles of coaching competitive baseball with an emphasis on strategy, drills for skill attainment, skill evaluation and Coaching philosophy. Offered on sufficient demand.
Enrollment limited to students with a semester level of Fourth Year (90+ credits) or Third Year (60 - <90 credits).
EDPE 347. Coaching Football. (2 Credits)
Principles of coaching competitive football with an emphasis on offensive and defensive strategy, position drills, and coaching philosophy. Offered on sufficient demand.
EDPE 349. Coaching Soccer. (2 Credits)
Principles of coaching competitive soccer with an emphasis on offensive and defensive strategy, position drills and philosophy. Offered on sufficient demand.
Enrollment limited to students with a semester level of Fourth Year (90+ credits) or Third Year (60 - <90 credits).
EDPE 390. Directed Study. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Topic to be decided by faculty.
EDPE 432. CIS:. (3 Credits)
The Core Integration Seminar (CIS) engages the Year Four Question: “Imagining the possible: What is our role in the world?” by offering students a culminating seminar experience in which students integrate the principles of Jesuit education, prior components of the Core, and their disciplinary expertise. Each section of the course will focus on a problem or issue raised by the contemporary world that encourages integration, collaboration, and problem solving. The topic for each section of the course will be proposed and developed by each faculty member in a way that clearly connects to the Jesuit Mission, to multiple disciplinary perspectives, and to our students’ future role in the world.
Prerequisites: Prerequisites exist. Refer to Zagweb.
EDPE 485. Special Topics. (1-4 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
To be determined by instructor.
EDPE 490. Directed Readings. (0-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Individualized study based on readings approved by the professor. Students will develop a selected bibliography.
EDPE 491. Directed Study. (0-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Individualized study that is designed by the professor. Students will follow a prescribed course outline.
EDPE 492. Independent Study. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Individualized study that is designed by the student in consultation with the professor for self-directed learning in a selected area of interest.
EDPE 494. Special Projects. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Individualized study that is project based. The study will result in a practical application of educational theory. The project or a written report of the project will be submitted to the professor for evaluation.
EDPE 495. Student Teaching in Health and Physical Education. (12 Credits)
An intensive field experience in which the teacher candidate assumes full responsibility as a health and fitness educator under the direction of a University supervisor and cooperating teacher.
Prerequisites: Completion of all endorsement coursework and completion of the West E endorsement test prior to student teaching.
EDPE 497. Internship. (0 Credits)
This course is offered in summer sessions only and does not count towards the major.
EDPE 497A. Field Experience in Elementary Physical Education. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This field experience provides the teacher candidate opportunities in a school setting to integrate learning by observing, teaching, and analyzing instructional methods. Candidates will demonstrate their developing teaching competencies and reflect on their ability to implement classroom management strategies and deliver instruction to a diverse group of learners in the elementary physical education setting.
EDPE 497B. Field Experience Secondary Physical Education. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This field experience provides the teacher candidate opportunities in a school setting to integrate learning by observing, teaching, and analyzing instructional methods. Candidates will demonstrate their developing teaching competencies and reflection their ability to implement classroom management strategies and deliver instruction to a diverse group of learners in the secondary physical education setting.
EDPE 497C. Field Experience in Health Education. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
This field experience provides the teacher candidate opportunities in a school setting to integrate learning by observing, teaching, and analyzing instructional methods. Candidates will demonstrate their developing teaching competencies and reflect on their ability to implement classroom management strategies and deliver instruction to a diverse group of learners in the health education setting.
EDPE 497D. Field Experience in Adaptive Physical Education. (1 Credit)
This field experience provides the teacher candidate opportunities to integrate learning by observing, teaching, and
analyzing instructional methods in a practical setting. Candidates will demonstrate their developing teaching
competencies and reflect on their ability to implement classroom management strategies and deliver instruction to a
diverse group of learners in the adapted physical education setting.
EDPE 499. Comprehensive Examination. (0 Credits)
A final exam required of all Kinesiology majors in their final semester of coursework. The type of exam will be dictated by the student’s program of study and a fee for the exam may be required. Contact the Program Director for specific information.
Equivalent: KINS 499
EDPE 571. Sport and Athletic Finance. (3 Credits)
Analysis of budget techniques and strategies for financial planning and decision making in sport and athletic programs. Emphasis will be given to revenue productions and fundraising relevant to both community and school supported sport programs.
EDPE 580. Special Topics. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Topics determined by instructor.
EDPE 590. Directed Readings. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Directed readings requires completion of a form, and department permission and cannot be registered for via ZAGWEB.
EDPE 591. Directed Study. (1-4 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Directed Study requires completion of a form, and department permission and cannot be registered for via ZAGWEB.
EDPE 592. Independent Study. (1-4 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Independent Study requires completion of a form, and department permission and cannot be registered for via ZAGWEB.
EDPE 594. Special Projects. (1-3 Credits)
May be repeated for credit.
Special Projects requires completion of a form, and department permission and cannot be registered for via ZAGWEB.
EDPE 611. Continuing Research. (1 Credit)
May be repeated for credit.
Required of all graduate students to maintain continuous enrollment in the program while completing their final project.
EDPE 621. Facilities Management in Sport and Athletics. (3 Credits)
This course covers theories, policies, principles, and practical applications of facility management and operations with the special emphasis on designing, planning, operating, maintaining of the sport facility. Students will develop and utilize a variety of materials reflective of sport event and venue operations such as an event bidding proposal, a facility review evaluation report, area of expert papers and case studies.
Equivalent: SPMT 621
EDPE 900. Workshop. (1-12 Credits)