Kinesiology Minor

The Kinesiology minor is designed for students from any major who are interested in human movement, physical activity, health, and sport. Whether you are passionate about fitness, coaching, recreation, wellness, or understanding how the body moves and performs, this minor provides a flexible foundation that complements a wide range of career paths.

Students explore topics such as motor skill development, exercise, health, sport, and physical performance while developing practical skills that can be applied in professional and everyday settings. The minor pairs well with majors across campus and is especially valuable for students interested in careers related to sport management, recreation, media, wellness, coaching, media, or community health.

Through kinesiology coursework, students gain a deeper appreciation for the connection between movement, lifelong health, and human potential.

Program Requirements

HLTH-272FITNESS AND WELLNESS3.00
KIN-220SOCIAL-CULTURAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS3.00
KIN-248SPORTS MEDICINE3.00
KIN-260INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH1.00
KIN-261SKILL AND ANALYSIS: COURT SPORTS1.00
KIN-262SKILL AND ANALYSIS: FIELD SPORTS1.00
KIN-269SKILL AND ANALYSIS: EDUCATIONAL GYM&MOV1.00
KIN-355STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES3.00
KIN-363PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE3.00
KIN-370MOTOR LEARNING/MOTOR DEVELOPMENT3.00
KIN-467PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND RECREATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS3.00
KIN-486ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION, ATHLETICS3.00
Total Credits28.00