104 Courses of Study
450. Administration in the Exercise Sciences I Staff Two credits. Introduction to the study and discussion of administrative and management practices common across exercise science professions including athletic training, strength and conditioning, coaching and athletic administration. Prerequisite: junior status 452. Administration in the Exercise Sciences II Staff Two credits. Development of administrative and management practices common across exercise science settings. Special attention will be given to facility design, budgeting, scheduling, risk management, human resource practices. Prerequisite: junior standing and EXS 450. 500. Senior Seminar in Exercise Science Followay Two credits. Continuation of research project designed in EXS 430. The course permits students to collect, compile and analyze data from projects proposed during the previous semester. Students will publicly present research findings in a professional format. Students must possess valid adult CPR/AED certification throughout the term to successfully complete the course.
Foreign Languages and Cultures Professors Dominique A. Poncelet (French), Timothy P. Reed (Spanish); Associate Professors Geoff Guevara-Geer (Spanish, chair) Departmental Mission Statement — Romance Languages: Romance Languages programs develop students’ understanding of and an appreciation for the world through the study of foreign languages and literatures, linguistics and cultural phenomena. Students gain skills that allow them to communicate with native speakers; they learn critical and theoretical approaches to texts and build cross-cultural perspectives from which to evaluate global issues. Departmental Mission Statement — Classical Languages: Classical Languages program develops students’ understanding of and an appreciation for the world and engages them in study of cultures and languages some two or three millennia earlier than their own. Students enter the earlier cultures with sensitivity and sympathy and interact with them. Students gain skills in critical reading, artistic and artful language, the development and analysis of argumentation, and the evaluation of unstated assumptions. The Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures encompasses study in the following areas: majors in foreign languages and in Spanish; and minors in classical studies, French, Francophone studies and Spanish. Requirements are detailed in the sections below. Language Placement: Placement in French and Spanish courses is determined by an online evaluation that may be taken at any time, preferably before registration. Contact the Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures or the Office of the
