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  • EPS351 Introduction to Statistics

    This course serves as an introduction to the field of exercise physiology. Students will learn the biological need for physical activity, discuss specific mechanisms on how physical activity reduces disease risk and understand the relationship between physical activity and chronic diseases such as corony heart disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer, aging and mental health.

  • KIN150 General Nutrition for Health and Performance

    This course serves as an introduction to the field of exercise physiology. Students will learn the biological need for physical activity, discuss specific mechanisms on how physical activity reduces disease risk and understand the relationship between physical activity and chronic diseases such as corony heart disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer, aging and mental health.

  • KIN235 Personal and Community Health

    Overview of current strategies and practices for healthy living, including health maintenance and disease prevention.

  • TAL107 American Sign Language I

    This course is designed to allow participants to learn about Deaf Culture and be able to sign with sufficient fluency to discuss work, social, and family topics using two to four sentence responses.

  • TAL207 American Sign Language II

    This course is designed to allow participants to learn about Deaf Culture and be able to sign with sufficient fluency to discuss work, social, and family topics using four to six sentence responses. Students will be able to independently participate in a signed conversation without the use of voicing.
    Prerequisite: TAL 107.