Activity Core Electives (Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation)

Faculty approved Activity Core Electives provide engaged, participatory, inclusive, and holistic based learning experiences focused on the development of:

1. foundational movement knowledge and theory across an array of movement settings and contexts,
2. an expressed understanding of the importance of fundamental movement skills and fundamental movement patterns to lifelong physical activity, rhythmic, recreation, and/or sport participation,
3. the construction of common movement analysis functions, and
4. the development of intervention strategies in an array of movement settings and contexts.

Activity Core electives at the 300-400 level provide participants opportunities to

1. further develop and acquire advanced theory in movement skill development across an array of movement settings and contexts,
2. opportunities to construct, modify, and adapt translative, inclusive movement experiences and optimize pedagogical and leadership practices in various movement settings, and
3. acquire advanced movement analysis and intervention strategies for development of the movement competency in others across a variety of physical activity, recreation, rhythmic, and/or sporting contexts.