Kinesiology programs
The diverse curriculum of Northwestern’s kinesiology department not only teaches you principles for healthy living, it also gives you opportunities to apply what you’re learning to help others improve their health and lifestyle. And a healthy lifestyle is a strong foundation for building healthy relationships with others—both professionally and personally.
Physical Education Minor
(Satisfies state secondary teaching endorsement requirements in physical education. Students must also complete the requirements of the secondary education program. See the education department listing for requirements.)
Physical Education Minor
- Requirements:
* KIN 101 - Concepts of Physical Fitness
* KIN 180 - Introduction to Kinesiology
* KIN 202 - Organization and Administration of Physical Education
* KIN 207 - Teaching of Dance, Tumbling and Gymnastics
* KIN 233 - Anatomical Kinesiology
* KIN 234 - Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries
* KIN 338 - Adapted Physical Education
* KIN 402 - Assessment in Physical Education
* KIN 403 - Motor Learning
- Choose one course: 3-4
* KIN 230 - Physiological Adaptations to Exercise
* KIN 325 - Physiology of Exercise
- Competency requirements:
* KIN 104 - First Aid
- Total credits required: 26-28
