Adapted Fitness and Personal Training
The Adapted Fitness and Personal Training program in the Department of Kinesiology is led by Kecia Doyle. This program offers physical activity classes for students and community members with permanent and temporary disabilities. It is through the many volunteers, field experience students, and interns that we are able to serve the growing number of clients that participate each semester.
Please visit the program’s website for more information and instructions on how to get involved as a participant or a volunteer!
Promoting Activities for Diverse Abilities Certificate
The new Promoting Activity for Diverse Abilities Certificate is offered in the Department of Kinesiology. The department’s mission is to research, teach, and apply knowledge related to movement, exercise, and human occupation with the ultimate goal of enhancing human health, productivity, and quality of life.
Please visit their website for more information!
Courses Related to Diversity and Inclusion
| Course Title | Availability |
|---|---|
| K150: Foundations of Health Behavior and Health Equity | Open to all students |
| K353: Health and Physical Education in a Multicultural Society | Declared in PETE, Kines, or HPHE and Jr Standing |
| K355: Socio-cultural Aspects of Physical Activity | Declared in Kines or PETE and Satisfied Com A requirement |
| K370: Planning, Facilitating and Assessment in Movement and Health Professionals | Declared in PETE or HPHE |
| K487: Athletic Healthcare: Contemporary Perspectives | Open to all |
| K501: Theory-based Health Education and Health Promotion Programs | Declared in PETE, Kines, or HPHE and Jr Standing |
| K547: Skills for Health- methods and Practicum of Teaching Health | Open to all |
| K566: Promoting Health in the Community | Kines 370 is a requisite |