Minor in Dance
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Kinesiology
and Health Promotion Minor in Dance |
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Requirements for Program: The Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion offers undergraduate courses and degree programs in kinesiology (physical education), health promotion, and dance. These programs support the unit's conceptual framework theme, Research and Reflection for Learning and Leading. The processes of inquiry and reflective decision-making are embedded in the departmental philosophy that candidates learn best through experiencing. Faculty are committed to preparing effective, knowledgeable, professional, and motivated reflective practitioners who support learning for all students, use current research in the field, and serve as leaders in their schools or agencies. The minor in dance
is for persons interested in dance who may wish to do graduate work
in dance, apply dance principles to teaching in K-12
school settings, or in private studio work in dance. Persons interested
in the dance minor should anticipate that it will take between two
and
a half to three years to complete the full set of courses, as each
course is not taught every semester.
In consultation with an advisor, and depending on academic and professional interests, the student shall select four to six hours from the following list:
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