HEA275 — Kinesiology and Public Health Internship
1 credit hour - Five hours of site placement weekly and one hour of faculty contact biweekly; one 8-week term. Explore professional roles in health, fitness, rehabilitation, and human performance settings. Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world practice by engaging in supervised, hands-on experiences at worksite locations including physical therapy, athletic training, personal training, health department and non-profit public health organizations. Perform 40 hours of work-based learning cumulative during the 8-week internship combined with a minimum of 5 hours of faculty contact to include site coordination and reflection on learning. Course may be repeated for a total of three credit hours. 0; and 4) Approval of academic chair or coordinator prior to enrollment. Location(s) Typically Arnold Main Campus (MC) and Off Campus (OF) Term(s) Typically all and spring Course