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2013-2014 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2013-2014 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

Kinesiology and Sport Science Division


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Andrew Shim, Chair
Patterson Hall 132
(605) 677-5336
sportscience@usd.edu
www.usd.edu/sportscience

FACULTY

Associate Professor:

Andrew Shim, Exercise Science
Robert Ammon, Sport Management

Assistant Professor:

Bryan Bracey, Sport Management
Veronica Son, Sport Psychology
Shannon Norman,
Pedagogy
Jae Yom, Exercise Science

MAJORS:

Physical Education, B.S.Ed.
Kinesiology and Sport Science, B.S. KSS

SPECIALIZATIONS:

Exercise Science Specialization for Kinesiology and Sport Science major
Sport Management Specialization Kinesiology and Sport Science major

MINORS:

Health (Teaching and Non-Teaching)
Coaching
Sport Management (pending BOR approval)

 

Welcome to the Division of Kinesiology and Sport Science at the University of South Dakota. Kinesiology is the study of physical activity as it relates to enhancement of human functioning, such as teaching health and fitness. The Sport Science program is an undergraduate major comprised of two specializations: Exercise Science and Sport Management. The emerging student professional, whether in a laboratory, school, clinical, or business setting, is ultimately involved with improving the health and overall well-being of people. The Kinesiology and Sport Science major includes courses that explore human movement as it affects and are affected by physiological, mechanical, psychological, developmental, cultural, and organizational concepts.

SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Gladys Leonard Scholarship (available to junior, preferably female Physical Education majors)
  • Bobb Lyon Scholarship (available to first-year students majoring in Physical Education)
  • Ray Palmer Scholarship (available to sophomore or junior Physical Education or Recreation majors)
  • Virginia Patri Scholarship (available to Physical Education or Recreation majors, 2.6GPA; work with disabled children and adults)
  • HPER (available to sophomore, junior or senior demonstrating leadership in KSS club)

 

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