Two kinesiology students learn the behaviors of children while making observations behind one-way glass. They are in the Pedagogy Lab. One student, a young man, is seated at a laptop that displays a red bar graph. The other student, a young woman, is wearing a red sweater and is smiling as she talks to her fellow student. Through the glass dozens of young children in white shirts and black pants or plaid skirts can be seen playing with yellow rubber balls.<p><em>To browse through these photos, use your left and right arrow keys or click the sides of the photos. Press ESC to close.</em></p>

A dozen students can be seen enjoying dancing in a ballroom dancing activity class. Men and women alike are smiling and laughing as they move together.<p><em>To browse through these photos, use your left and right arrow keys or click the sides of the photos. Press ESC to close.</em></p>

Three students take a break from downhill skiing. Behind them is a wooden sign that says, "Mountain Sports Learning Center Meeting Area." The students are in a skiing activity class, and they are all bundled up in the snow.<p><em>To browse through these photos, use your left and right arrow keys or click the sides of the photos. Press ESC to close.</em></p>

Dr. Rebecca Lytle and a student work with a child in the Autism Clinic of the Adapted Physical Education Lab. The lab is filled with colorful mats and padded toys, and everyone is smiling.<p><em>To browse through these photos, use your left and right arrow keys or click the sides of the photos. Press ESC to close.</em></p>

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Kinesiology, Physical Education, and Exercise Physiology

College of Communication and Education

Dean: Phyllis Fernlund

Department of Kinesiology

Yolo Hall 243

530-898-6373

e-mail: phed@csuchico.edu

http://www.csuchico.edu/kine/

Chair: Gayle Hutchinson

Associate Chair: Rebecca Lytle

Program Coordinators:

Graduate Studies:

David Swanson

Adapted Physical Education:

Rebecca Lytle

Coaching & Administration:

Traci Ciapponi

Elementary Physical Education:

Craig Buschner

Exercise Physiology:

Scott Roberts

Outdoor Education:

Reid Cross

Physical Education Teacher Education:

Cathrine Himberg

Advisors:

Movement Studies:

Traci Ciapponi

Exercise Physiology:

Scott Roberts

Teacher Education:

Cathrine Himberg

Adapted Physical Education:

Rebecca Lytle

Program

BA in Kinesiology

Options in:

Movement Studies

Physical Education Teacher Education

BS in Exercise Physiology

(Pre-Physical Therapy)

Minor in Physical Education

Minor in Coaching

Minor in Exercise Science

Certificate in Outdoor Education

Certificate in Sport and Human Performance

Specialist Credential in Adapted Physical Education

Single Subject Teaching Credential in Physical Education

MA in Kinesiology

Option in Athletic Training Education

Faculty

Course Offerings

The Certificate in Outdoor Education

Course Requirements for the Certificate: 24-34 units

The following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents, are required of all candidates for this certificate.

A grade point average of 2.5 or better must be earned for courses required for the certificate, with at least a C earned in each course. Wilderness 1st Responder certification is required for this certificate.

5 courses required:

KINE

226

Meth of Tch Wilderness Living

3.0

Prerequisites: Wilderness 1st Responder or faculty permission.

KINE

460

Phil Found of Outdoor Educ

3.0

KINE

464

Facilitating Adventure Exp

3.0

Prerequisites: KINE 460.

RECR

428

Recr Law & Legal Principles

3.0

Prerequisites: RECR 200; concurrent enrollment in or prior completion of RECR 220, RECR 240, RECR 250, or RECR 260; or faculty permission.

RECR

448

Mthds/Materials for Environ Ed

3.0

Prerequisites: BIOL 342 or GEOS 130 or equivalent or faculty permission.

This course is also offered as EDCI 448.

1 course selected from:

KINE

315

Intro to Adapted Phys Act

3.0

RECR

260

Intro to TR & Inclusive Recr

3.0

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in or prior completion of RECR 200 or faculty permission.

1 course selected from:

KINE

462

Theory of Experiential Educ

3.0

Prerequisites: KINE 460.

RECR

301

Leadership/Supervision in Recr

3.0

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in or prior completion of RECR 200, or faculty permission.

1 course selected from:

KINE

224

Mthd Tch Rock Climbing

3.0

Prerequisites: Wilderness 1st Responder or faculty permission.

KINE

227

Winter and the Mountain

4.0

Prerequisites: Wilderness 1st Responder, KINE 226 or RECR 187.

KINE

228

Meth of Tch Canoeing/Kayaking

3.0

Prerequisites: Wilderness 1st Responder.

0-9 units selected from:

KINE

470

Practicum in Outdoor Education

9.0

Prerequisites: Wilderness 1st Responder, KINE 224, KINE 226, KINE 227, KINE 228, KINE 460, KINE 464, RECR 240.

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