Bilingual/Bicultural Education Doctoral Program Department of Curriculum and Instruction Designed For This program is well suited for students interested in bilingual education, language policy, biliteracy and advocacy for bilingual educators, administrators, children and families in K–12 settings. Career Objective The program prepares graduates for research-intensive… Read More
Physical Education Teacher Education Master’s Program Department of Curriculum and Instruction Designed For Designed for prospective master’s students who want to advance their expertise in physical education, physical activity, and youth health, this program is ideal for educators, coaches and professionals seeking research‑informed preparation for leadership… Read More
Cultural Studies in Education Master’s Program Department of Curriculum & Instruction Designed For Students who are drawn to an interdisciplinary approach to understanding education and its broader social impact. It is especially well suited for individuals who want to explore how social, cultural, philosophical and historical… Read More
Application Process Curriculum and Instruction Programs Undergraduate Programs The University’s Office of Admissions provides the next steps and detailed information you need to apply as a first-time college students. Learn more Graduate Programs Future students need to… Read More
Division of Physical Education Department of Kinesiology and Health Education The Physical Education Division (PED) is an integral part of the Kinesiology and Health Education Department curriculum. This program is based on the premise that human movement development reaching an individual’s maximum physical potential will result in social,… Read More
Alderson Lecture and Awards Ceremony Department of Kinesiology and Health Education The Alderson Lecture and Awards Ceremony is presented each year in honor of the late Dr. C.J. (Shorty) Alderson and the late Dr. Mary Buice Alderson, former members of the faculty of the Department… Read More
McCraw Departmental Lecture Series Department of Kinesiology and Health Education The departmental seminar series is named after the late Dr. Lynn W. McCraw who served as professor and chair of the department from 1958 to 1973. Upcoming lecture: Getting Cardiac Rehab Patients to… Read More
Prevention Science Doctoral Program Department of Kinesiology and Health Education Designed for This program is ideal for individuals committed to pursuing advanced research in prevention science and health education. Candidates typically have a strong academic foundation in health, behavioral, and social sciences and related fields and… Read More
Careers in Athletic Training Athletic Training Program Department of Kinesiology and Health Education The days of a “trainer” lugging a water bottle and sponge bucket on the sidelines are long gone. Athletic trainers are skilled healthcare professionals who work alongside physicians and other professionals to prevent, assess, diagnose… Read More
Exercise Physiology Master’s Program Department of Kinesiology and Health Education Designed For This program is designed for students seeking an advanced, science-based understanding of how the body responds and adapts to exercise. It supports both career-focused learners and those aiming to pursue research or doctoral study… Read More
