Programs of Study
The PE degree option prepares students for transfer as physical education majors to four year colleges and universities by having them complete a minimum of 6 college level courses. (HED 150, HED 200, PED 225 and 3 one credit activity classes). The option provides students with a foundation of knowledge for professional undergraduate study. Students will be able to appreciate the scientific principles and theoretical background of physical activities. Students will also develop the leadership responsibilities necessary in a teaching learning environment. In addition, students will understand the importance of health maintenance activities on both physiological and psychological well being. The Health and Physical Education faculty also provides service programs that promote wellness and the wise use of leisure time through course offerings.
The Dance degree option prepares students for transfer as dance majors to four year college and universities by having them complete a minimum of four college level courses. (DAN 131, DAN 132, Dan 201, DAN 202). The option provides students with a mastery and awareness of the craft of dance arts in theory and practice. Students will also experience the aesthetic value of dance as an art form. Students are required to engage in the study of technique, improvisation, composition, production and criticism. The option also provides students the opportunity to develop the ability to explore and extend their artistic, cognitive and psychomotor potential through movement skills.
Upon completion of these requirements, students will receive an Associate's in Arts Degree.
There are no certificate programs offered by the HPERD Department.
