School of Applied Health

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School of Applied Health
Kinesiology & Athletics
305 707-826-4538

Department Chair
Jill Anderson, Ph.D.

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Adapted Physical Education Program Coordinator
Chris Hopper, Ph.D. 

Nursing Program Director
Kimberly Perris, DNP

Nursing Program Office
707-826-4533
nursing@humboldt.edu

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Scientific Diving Advisor
Richard Alvarez

Programs

• Recreation Administration, B.A.

• Kinesiology, Exercise Science Concentration, B.S.
• Kinesiology, Health Promotion Concentration, B.S.
• Kinesiology, Physical Education Teaching Concentration, B.S.
• Kinesiology, Pre-Health Professions Concentration, B.S.
• Nursing, ADN to BSN (Concurrent Enrollment) Concentration, B.S.
• Nursing, RN to BSN Concentration, B.S.

• Kinesiology, M.S.

• Adapted Physical Education Added Authorization

• Health Education Minor
• Kinesiology Minor
• Recreation Administration Minor
• Scientific Diving Minor

• Kinesiology, Exercise Science Concentration, B.S. MAP
• Kinesiology, Exercise Science Concentration, B.S. Transfer MAP
• Kinesiology, Health Promotion Concentration, B.S. MAP
• Kinesiology, Physical Education Teaching Concentration, B.S. MAP
• Kinesiology, Pre-Health Professions Concentration, B.S. MAP
• Nursing, ADN to BSN (Concurrent Enrollment) Concentration, B.S. MAP
• Nursing, RN to BSN Concentration, B.S. MAP
• Recreation Administration, B.A. MAP

Courses

• HED 100 - Sound Mind Sound Body
• HED 120 - Responding to Emergencies - CPRFPR
• HED 231 - Basic Human Nutrition
• HED 342 - Nutrition for Athletic Performance
• HED 343 - Food, Health, and Society
• HED 345 - Health Messaging and Mass Media
• HED 388 - Community Based Health Promotion
• HED 390 - Design and Implement HP Program
• HED 392 - Community and Population Health
• HED 400 - A Sound Mind in a Sound Body: Human Integration
• HED 405 - School Health Programs
• HED 446 - Optimal Bone and Muscle Development
• HED 451 - Nutrition for Healthy Communities
• HED 495 - Directed Field Experience
• HED 499 - Directed Study

• KINS 165 - Foundations of Kinesiology
• KINS 244 - Medical Terminology
• KINS 276 - Techniques in Athletic Training
• KINS 288 - Foundations of Science in Kinesiology
• KINS 311 - Concepts of Teaching Aquatics
• KINS 315 - Concepts of Teaching Dynamic Patterns of Movement
• KINS 325 - Health-Related Exercise
• KINS 327 - Games Concepts I
• KINS 329 - Games Concepts II
• KINS 339 - Group Exercise Instruction
• KINS 379 - Exercise Physiology
• KINS 384 - Curriculum and Instructional Strategies in Physical Education
• KINS 385 - Adapted Physical Activity
• KINS 386 - Structural Kinesiology
• KINS 425 - Strength and Conditioning
• KINS 447 - Pharmacology and Ergogenic Aids
• KINS 456 - Fitness Assessment and Exercise Programming
• KINS 460 - Human Performance Lab Techniques
• KINS 474 - Psychology of Sport and Exercise
• KINS 475 - Elementary School Physical Education
• KINS 480 - Special Topics
• KINS 480L - Special Topics
• KINS 482 - Internship in Kinesiology
• KINS 483 - Evaluation Techniques in Kinesiology
• KINS 484 - Motor Development/Motor Learning
• KINS 486 - Theory of Coaching
• KINS 487 - Biomechanics Lab Techniques
• KINS 490 - Practica
• KINS 492W - Senior Project in Kinesiology
• KINS 495 - Directed Field Experience
• KINS 499 - Directed Study
• KINS 535 - Assessment Techniques
• KINS 575 - Advanced Sports Nutrition
• KINS 577 - Adapted Physical Education Programs
• KINS 578 - Adapted Aquatics for Instructors
• KINS 580 - Special Topics
• KINS 588 - Optimizing Exercise Training
• KINS 610 - Statistics for Kinesiology
• KINS 615 - College Teaching in Kinesiology
• KINS 635 - Research Methods in Kinesiology
• KINS 640 - Psychology of Sport and Exercise
• KINS 650 - Exercise Physiology
• KINS 655 - Biomechanics
• KINS 684 - Graduate Seminar in Kinesiology
• KINS 690 - Thesis Writing Seminar
• KINS 691 - Comprehensive Exam
• KINS 695 - Directed Field Experience
• KINS 699 - Independent Study

• NRSG 348 - Transition to Professional Practice
• NRSG 350 - Pathophysiology Across the Lifespan
• NRSG 372 - Health Assessment Across the Lifespan
• NRSG 390 - Informatics and Health Literacy
• NRSG 460W - Leadership and Management Dynamics
• NRSG 470 - Community/Public Health Nursing
• NRSG 471 - Community/Public Health Nursing Practicum
• NRSG 490 - Evidence-Based Practice and Research

Students injured while participating in a physical education or recreation administration class are not covered by any university insurance policy. Student are responsible for obtaining their own coverage through a private insurance agency or through the insurance plan of the Associated Students. Students with disabilities are welcome in all physical education activity courses.

Additional aquatic offerings found under Recreation Administration.

• PE 112 - Aikido, Beginning
• PE 113 - Archery, Beginning
• PE 114 - Badminton, Beginning
• PE 116 - Basketball
• PE 119 - Fitness Fusion
• PE 125 - Fencing, Beginning
• PE 138 - Self Defense
• PE 141 - Soccer
• PE 144 - Stretch and Relaxation Technique
• PE 146 - Fitness Swimming, Beginning
• PE 151 - Ultimate Frisbee, Beginning
• PE 157 - Weight Training, Individual, Beginning
• PE 158 - Strength Fitness
• PE 192 - Latin Dance
• PE 196 - Swing Dance
• PE 224 - Women’s Rowing, Beginning
• PE 251 - Ultimate Frisbee, Intermediate
• PE 253 - Pilates
• PE 259 - Yoga
• PE 263 - Intermediate Yoga
• PE 264 - Somatic Meditation
• PE 280 - Special Topics
• PE 289 - Special Topics
• PE 347 - Master Swim
• PE 360 - Lifeguard Training
• PE 420 - Intercollegiate Men’s Basketball
• PE 421 - Intercollegiate Women’s Basketball
• PE 424 - Intercollegiate Women’s Crew
• PE 426 - Intercollegiate Men’s/Women’s Cross Country
• PE 432 - Intercollegiate Football

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