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Biology 211 Human Anatomy (3)
A study of the fundamental structure and organization of the organs and systems of the human body. Prerequisite: "C" or better in BIOLOGY 105 or equivalent.

Biology 212 Human Physiology (4)
Structure/function relationships of the healthy human body, on the molecular, cellular, tissue, and organ-system levels. Prerequisite: BIOLOGY 211 with a grade of "C" or better.

Nursing 359 Pathological and Pharmacological Perspectives in Athletic Training and Health Promotion (4)

(download Nurs 359 syllabus)
This interdisciplinary course will offer an overview of human responses to inactivity, illness/disease, and injury. The action, response, side effects, and adverse reactions and contraindications for selected major drug classifications will be presented. All content will describe interactions in the ultimate context of health promotion and disease prevention.

KINESIOL 113 Strength Training Techniques (1)
(download Kinesiol 113 syllabus/view course materials)

An introductory weight-training course designed to present material related to the training and conditioning of athletes as well as general population people. This is achieved through in-class demonstration and application of proper weight training techniques consisting of supplemental, complex, core strength, and Olympic lifting exercises.

KINESIOL 170 Medical Terminology (1)
(download Kinesiol 170 syllabus/view course materials)

This course will introduce the prospective athletic training student to terminology utilized in upper level coursework and health care settings.

KINESIOL 171 Prevention, Recognition, and Treatment of Athletic Injuries (2)
(download Kinesiol 171 syllabus / view course materials)

This course provides an introduction to injury prevention, recognition, and treatment strategies. Injury prevention principles, injury classification, and common injuries will be surveyed.

KINESIOL 173 Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology (2)
(download Kinesiol 173 syllabus / view course materials)

This course provides an in-depth study of musculoskeletal anatomy and function as it applies to human performance and dysfunction. Pre-requisite: concurrent enrollment or completion of Bio 211.

KINESIOL 175 Orientation to Athletic Training (1)
(download KINESIOL 175 syllabus / view course materials)

This course will orient the pre-professional student to the athletic training education program and career of athletic training.

KINESIOL 185 Athletic Training Directed Observation I (0)
(download KINESIOL 185 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the first in a two course directed observation sequence designed to introduce the prospective athletic training student to practice in the athletic training clinical setting. The second part must be successfully completed to earn credit.

KINESIOL 189 Athletic Training Directed Observation II (1)
(download Kinesiol 189 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the second in a two course directed observation sequence designed to introduce the prospective athletic training student to practice in the athletic training clinical setting. Pre-requisite: KINESIOL 185.

KINESIOL 241 Evaluation and Management of Emergent and Acute Conditions (2)
(download KINESIOL 241 syllabus / view course materials)

This course prepares the athletic training student to respond to medical emergencies and acute conditions in physical activity settings. Through successful completion students will become prepared to perform lifesaving procedures at the professional rescuer level, minimize transmission of disease, utilize supplemental oxygen, and automated external defibrillators. Prerequisites: KINESIOL 171, BIOLOGY 211, and admission to athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 242 Evaluation and Management of Injuries to The Lower Extremity (3)
(download Kinesiol 242 syllabus / view course materials)

This course provides a review of human anatomy of the lower extremity as it relates to injuries during physical activity and sport. An in-depth study of injuries to the lower extremity including mechanism/etiology, signs, symptoms, treatment, and management will be undertaken. Evaluation procedures will be presented, reviewed, practiced, and evaluated. Pre-requisites: Biology 211, KINESIOL 170, KINESIOL 171, KINESIOL 172, KINESIOL 173, KINESIOL 185, KINESIOL 189 and admission into the athletic training program.

KINESIOL 243 Evaluation and Management of Injuries to the Upper Extremity and Spine (3)
(download Kinesiol 243 syllabus / view course materials)

This course provides a review of human anatomy of the upper extremity and spine as it relates to injuries during physical activity and sport. An in-depth study of injuries to the upper extremity and spine including mechanism/etiology, signs, symptoms, treatment, and management will be undertaken. Evaluation procedures will be presented, reviewed, practiced, and evaluated. Pre-requisites: KINESIOL 242, 269, and admission into the athletic training program.

KINESIOL 245 Therapeutic Modalities (3)
(download KINESIOL 245 syllabus / view course materials)

The course serves to provide the athletic training student with an understanding of the underlying physics, physiological effects, indications, contraindications, and techniques of application necessary to select and utilize commonly applied therapeutic modalities in the allied health care setting. Laboratory experiences will be included in the course. Prerequisites: KINESIOL 171, 269, and admission to the athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 269 Medical Documentation and Information Management (1)
(download KINESIOL 269 syllabus / view course materials)

This course will prepare the athletic training student to accomplish contemporary documentation procedures in the clinical setting. The student will be prepared to write medical records, compile a patient file, and utilize appropriate technology to facilitate recordkeeping. Prerequisites: KINESIOL 170, 171, and current enrollment in KINESIOL 242.

KINESIOL 283 Athletic Training Pre-Semester Clinical I (0)
This course orients the professional student to their clinical experience and provides necessary exposure to the pre-season preparation of an athletic team. Prerequisite: Admission to the program and completion of clinical prerequisites.

KINESIOL 287 Beginning Clinical in Athletic Training I (1)
(download KINESIOL 287 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the first of two clinical experiences for first-year athletic training students. Students will complete competencies and proficiencies commensurate with their level in the program under an assigned clinical instructor. Pre-requisites: Admission to program and completion of clinical prerequisite requirements.

KINESIOL 289 Beginning Clinical in Athletic Training II (1)
(download packet / view course materials)

This is the second of two clinical experiences for first year Athletic Training students. Students will complete competencies and proficiencies commensurate with their level in the program under an assigned clinical instructor. Pre-requisites: Admission to program, completion of clinical prerequisite requirements, and successful completion of KINESIOL 287.

KINESIOL 294 Sophomore Internship in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, and Orthopedics (1-12)
This is an optional internship designed to provide the sophomore athletic training student with further exposure to athletic training, sports medicine, and orthopedics. Prerequisites: First year in athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 337 Evaluation and Management of Head, Facial, and Systemic Conditions (3)
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This course focuses on common disorders of the head, face, and bodily systems. Focus is on etiology, signs, symptoms, evaluation, and treatment of such disorders. Students will be exposed to the appropriate knowledge base needed to perform basic assessments and make non-referral/referral decisions. Screening and determination of fitness for activity will also be considered. Labs in basic assessment and care procedures will be included. Prerequisites: KINESIOL 171, 241, 242, 243, 269, and admission to the athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 343 Beginning Therapeutic Exercise (2)
(download Kinesiol 343 syllabus / view course materials)

This course serves to provide the athletic training student with the theory and science necessary to design and implement rehabilitative regimens for individuals injured while participating in sport or physical activity. Students will learn to apply therapeutic principles to rehabilitation protocols according to phase of tissue healing/repair and indications/contraindications. Pre-requisites: KINESIOL 171, 242, 243, 245, 269, 287, 348, 350, and admission to the athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 344 Advanced Therapeutic Exercise (2)
(download KINESIOL 344 syllabus / view course materials)

This course serves to provide the athletic training student with the practical application and psychomotor skills necessary to design and implement rehabilitative regimens for individuals injured while participating in sport and physical activity. Students will learn to apply skills to rehabilitation protocols according to phase of tissue healing/repair and indications/contraindications. Pre-requisites: KINESIOL 171, 242, 243, 245, 269, 287, 343, 348, 350, and admission to the athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 346 Performance Testing and Evaluation (1)
(download KINESIOL 346 syllabus / view course materials)

This course will prepare students to address parameters critical to performance in physical activity settings. The focus will be on evaluation of performance parameters. Pre-requisites: KINESIOL 340, 348, & 350.

KINESIOL 348 Biomechanics (3)
Structural and mechanical principles involved in human movement; contributions of these principles to the efficiency of human movement. Pre-requisites: BIOLOGY 211 and BIOLOGY 212.

KINESIOL 350 Physiology of Exercise (3)
The study of the body's physiological responses and adaptations to acute and chronic bouts of exercise. Training techniques and enhanced physical performance will be emphasized for physical education teaching and fitness management majors. Prerequisite: BIOLOGY 212.

KINESIOL 351 Clinical Nutrition and Weight Mgmt. (3)
(download KINESIOL 351 syllabus / view course materials)

Introduction to the principles of optimal nutrition, supplementation, and weight management as it relates to the active and athletic populations.  There is additional focus on the needs resulting from special circumstances (i.e. eating disorders, pregnant athletes, etc.). 

KINESIOL 368 Research Techniques in Athletic Training, Kinesiology, and Health (2)
(download Kinesiol 368 syllabus / view course materials)

The course prepares students to learn to design, critique, and conduct a pilot study in preparation for completing a research project. The student will then prepare a research proposal utilizing AMA (American Medical Association) or APA (American Psychological Association) guidelines and present the proposal to peers and faculty. Basic statistical concepts will be reviewed and incorporated into the student's proposal. Pre-requisites Psychology 203, Sociology 281, Math 201, Math 301, or permission of instructor

KINESIOL 370 Principles of Strength Training and Conditioning (3)

(formerly Kinesiol 340)

(download Kinesiol 370 syllabus / view course materials)

Principles and theory of strength training and conditioning for sedentary and athletic populations will be taught. The course will be based on the principles, concepts, and guidelines for strength training and conditioning according to the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Advanced Techniques in Training and Conditioning will be the culmination of a series of exercise science-based courses to prepare the student for correct application of strength training and conditioning exercises. Pre-requisites KINESIOL 200, KINESIOL 350, BIOLOGY 211, and BIOLOGY 212.

KINESIOL 384 Risk Management, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Athletic Training (2)
(download KINESIOL 384 syllabus / view course materials)

This class will introduce athletic training students to risk management, legal, and ethical issues pertinent to delivery of healthcare to physically active populations. Pre-requisites: admission to athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 387 Intermediate Clinical in Athletic Training I (1)
(download KINESIOL 387 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the first of two clinical experiences for second year Athletic Training students. Students will complete competencies and proficiencies commensurate with their level in the program under an assigned clinical instructor. Pre-requisites: Completion of clinical prerequisite requirements and 77-289.

KINESIOL 388 Medical and Allied Health Clinical in Athletic Training (1)
(download KINESIOL 388 syllabus / view course materials)

This clinical experience is comprised of placement in a medical environment where general medical issues are emphasized. Pre-requisites: KINESIOL 171, 241, 242, 243, 269, 337, 343, and admission to the athletic training education program.

KINESIOL 389 Intermediate Clinical in Athletic Training II (1)
(Kinesiol 389 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the second of two clinical experiences for second year Athletic Training students. Students will complete competencies and proficiencies commensurate with their level in the program under an assigned clinical instructor. Pre-requisites: Completion of clinical prerequisite requirements and 77-387.

KINESIOL 395 Junior Internship in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, and Orthopedics (1-12)
This is an optional internship designed to provide the junior athletic training student with further exposure to athletic training, sports medicine, and orthopedics.

KINESIOL 437 Psychosocial Issues in Athletic Training (2)
(download Kinesiol 437 syllabus / view course materials)

This course focuses on understanding the psychological factors relative to exercise, injury, inactivity, and rehabilitation following injury. Strategies for identifying problems, intervening, and making referral are presented. Performance issues, psychological disorders, and health/substance abuse concerns will be explored. Some lab experiences in basic counseling skills will be presented. Athletic Training students will be required to meet with their assigned clinical instructor outside of class. Pre-requisite Psych 101 and instructor's permission.

KINESIOL 468 Senior Thesis in Athletic Training (1)
(download KINESIOL 468 syllabus / view course materials)

The course allows students to carry out the research proposal created in KINESIOL 368. The student will collect and interpret data then prepare a research paper utilizing AMA (American Medical Association) or APA (American Psychological Association) guidelines and present the proposal to peers and faculty. Basic statistical concepts and appropriate equipment will be incorporated into the student's project. Pre-requisite KINESIOL 368.

KINESIOL 475 Preparation for Professional Practice in Athletic Training (0)
(download KINESIOL 475 syllabus / view course materials)

This course will prepare the athletic training student for transition into professional practice. The student will compile materials necessary for entry into employment or graduate studies. Pre-requisites: Senior Level Standing in Athletic Training.

KINESIOL 483 Athletic Training Pre-Season Clinical II (0)
This course orients the professional student to their clinical experience and provides necessary exposure to the pre-season preparation of an athletic team. Prerequisite: Admission to the program and completion of clinical prerequisites.

KINESIOL 485 Administrative Practices in Athletic Training (2)
(download KINESIOL 485 syllabus / view course materials)

This course serves to introduce the advanced level athletic training student to administrative practice issues in the profession. Introduction to concepts concerning management, personnel, and budgeting. In depth focus concerning those concepts as they apply specifically to the athletic training setting and the delivery of health care to the physically active. Additional study of record keeping, insurance, emergency care planning, public relations, facility design, and the use of computers.

KINESIOL 487 Advanced Clinical in Athletic Training (1)
(download KINESIOL 487 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the first of three clinical experiences for third year Athletic Training students. Students will complete competencies and proficiencies commensurate with their level in the program under an assigned clinical instructor. Pre-requisite: Completion of clinical prerequisite requirements and 77-389.

KINESIOL 489 Capstone Clinical in Athletic Training (1)
(download KINESIOL 489 syllabus / view course materials)

This is the third of three clinical experiences for third year Athletic Training students. Students will complete competencies and proficiencies commensurate with their level in the program under an assigned clinical instructor. Pre-requisites: Completion of KINESIOL 487.

KINESIOL 495 Senior Internship in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, and Orthopedics (1-12)
This is an optional internship designed to provide the senior athletic training student with further exposure to athletic training, sports medicine, and orthopedics.