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Kinesiology and Health Promotion
Athletic Training Option (K&HP-AT)
Program of Studies
The Athletic Training Option of the Kinesiology and Health Promotion program is a competitive admission program. The athletic training program was accredited by CAAHER in April 2005.
LEVEL I COURSEWORK: Fundamental Core Knowledge
Course |
Title |
CR |
USP 2003 |
|
Cultural Context |
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PSYC |
1000 |
General Psychology |
3 |
CS |
USP 2003 |
CA |
Elective: Arts |
3 |
CA |
Diversity in the United States |
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USP 2003 |
D |
Elective: Diversity in the U.S. |
3 |
D |
English |
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ENGL |
1010 |
English Composition |
3 |
WA |
ENGL |
2020 |
English Literature |
3 |
WB & CH |
ENGL |
4010 |
Scientific and Technical Writing |
3 |
WC |
Global Awareness |
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USP 2003 |
G |
Elective: Global Awareness |
3 |
G |
Health |
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Must complete one from the following two FCSC courses: |
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FCSC |
1140 |
Nutrition |
2 |
|
FCSC |
1141 |
Principles of Nutrition |
3 |
|
HLED |
1006 |
Personal Health |
3 |
|
HLED |
12211 |
First Aid/CPR |
2 |
|
NURS |
2240 |
Medical Terminology |
3 |
|
PEAC |
1001 |
Physical Activity and Health |
1 |
P |
Mathematics |
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Must complete one from the following three MATH courses: |
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MATH |
1400 |
College Algebra |
3 |
QA |
MATH |
1405 |
Trigonometry |
3 |
QA |
MATH |
1450 |
Algebra and Trigonometry |
4 |
QA |
Must complete one from the following two STAT courses: |
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STAT |
2050 |
Fundamentals of Statistics |
4 |
QB |
STAT |
2070 |
Introductory Statistics for Social Sciences |
4 |
QB |
Oral Communication |
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COJO |
1010 |
Public Speaking |
3 |
O |
Sciences |
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BIOL |
1010 |
General Biology |
4 |
SB |
KIN/ZOO |
2040 |
Human Anatomy |
3 |
SB |
KIN/ZOO |
2041 |
Human Anatomy Lab |
1 |
SB |
ZOO/KIN |
3115 |
Human Systems Physiology |
4 |
|
Must complete one from the following two PHYS courses: |
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PHYS |
1050 |
Concepts of Physics |
4 |
|
PHYS |
1110 |
General Physics I |
4 |
|
U.S. and Wyoming Constitution |
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USP 2003 |
V |
Elective: U. S. and Wyoming Constitution |
3 |
V |
1May be met through Red Cross First Aid/CPR Certification |
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LEVEL II COURSEWORK: Core Knowledge in Kinesiology and Health Promotion
A. Required Courses |
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Course |
Title |
CR |
USP |
|
HLED |
3000 |
Foundations of Health Promotion |
3 |
|
KIN |
3010 |
Adult Fitness: Physical Activity and Wellness |
3 |
|
KIN |
1005 |
Introduction to Kinesiology and Health |
2 |
I & L |
KIN |
3021 |
Physiology of Exercise |
4 |
|
KIN |
3037 |
Psychology and Sociology of Human Movement |
3 |
|
KIN |
3042 |
Biomechanics of Human Movement |
3 |
|
KIN |
4029 |
Methods of Training and Conditioning |
3 |
|
B. Elective HLED and KIN courses. Must complete minimum of 9 credit hours. |
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HLED |
3010 |
Contemporary Issues in Health |
3 |
|
HLED |
4004 |
Needs Assessment and Planning |
3 |
|
HLED |
4010 |
Program Evaluation and Grant Writing |
3 |
|
HLED |
4040 |
Stress Management |
3 |
|
KIN |
4050 |
Community and Public Health |
3 |
|
HLED |
4130 |
Management of Health Programs |
3 |
|
KIN |
3034 |
Lifespan Motor Development |
3 |
|
KIN |
4019 |
Clinical Exercise Testing, Prescription, and Electrocardiogram |
3 |
|
KIN |
4042 |
Advanced Biomechanics |
3 |
|
KIN |
4056 |
Health Appraisal, Exercise Testing, & Prescription |
3 |
|
KIN |
4062 |
Concepts of Human Aging |
3 |
|
KIN |
4090 |
Foundations of Coaching |
3 |
|
LEVEL III COURSEWORK: Specialization in Athletic Training
Course |
Title |
CR |
USP |
|
KIN |
1052 |
Introduction to Athletic Training |
3 |
|
KIN |
1058 |
Emergency Management of Athletic Injury/Illness |
3 |
|
KIN |
2057 |
Assessment and Evaluation of Athletic Injury/Illness I |
3 |
|
KIN |
2058 |
Assessment and Evaluation of Athletic Injury/Illness II |
3 |
|
KIN |
2068 |
Athletic Training Clinical I |
1 |
|
KIN |
2078 |
Athletic Training Clinical II |
1 |
|
KIN |
3052 |
Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries |
3 |
|
KIN |
3058 |
Therapeutic Modalities for the Athletic Trainer |
3 |
|
KIN |
3068 |
Athletic Training Clinical III |
2 |
|
KIN |
3078 |
Athletic Training Clinical IV |
2 |
|
KIN |
4052 |
General Medical Conditions for the Athletic Trainer |
3 |
|
KIN |
4058 |
Organization, Administration, and Pharmacology for the Athletic Trainer |
3 |
|
KIN |
4068 |
Athletic Training Clinical V |
3 |
|
KIN |
4088 |
Athletic Training Clinical VI |
3 |
LEVEL IV COURSEWORK: Electives
If coursework from levels I–III combine for fewer than 120 credit hours,
the difference can be made up with elective courses.
Minimum Degree Requirement: 120 Credit Hours
PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Students must make application for admission to the professional Kinesiology and Health Promotion–Athletic Training Option (K&HP–AT) program once the requirements to enter KIN 3021, Physiology of Exercise (offered fall and spring semesters) are met.
Entry Criteria
1. Minimum 2.50 GPA; preferred GPA of 3.0
2. Successful completion of BIOL 1010; COJO 1010; ENGL 1010; ENGL
2020; FCSC 1140/1141; HLED 1006; KIN 1005; KIN 1052; KIN 1058; KIN/ZOO
2040; KIN/ZOO 2041; KIN 2057; KIN 2058; KIN 2068; KIN 2078; KIN/ZOO 3115;
MATH 1400/1405/1450; PEAC 1001; PHYS 1050/1110; PSYC 1000; STAT
2050/2070; and USP V.
3. Interview and essay completed
4. Application fee of $30
Admission to the K&HP–AT program is a competitive process. Applicants meeting requirements are not guaranteed admission to the last four semesters of the program. The application deadline for fall semester admission is April 15. Students who make application for admission by April 15 will have their packets reviewed first. Application packets received after the deadline will only be reviewed if space is still available. A total of 15 K&HP–AT students are admitted into the professional program fall semester.
Background Check
All athletic training majors must complete a Criminal Background Check the semester prior to enrolling in KIN 2068 (Clinical I).
UW Division of Kinesiology and Health
Dept. 3196
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
John Corbett Building
kinesiology@uwyo.edu
(307) 766-5449
(307) 766-4098 (fax)