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Exercise Science and Wellness B.S.

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Academic Affairs (CCAA)201 - Bachelor of Science

Program learning outcomes

Program outcomes: - Describe the implications of positive and negative health practices impacting physical, social, occupational, emotional, intellectual, spiritual, and environmental health within a cultural context - Identify major health risks and diseases affecting contemporary society and describe the principal ways to promote health and wellness through lifestyle and behavioral change throughout the lifespan and within a cultural context - Administer health and wellness appraisals and comprehensive fitness assessments of apparently healthy populations and those with controlled diseases - Assess personal health, wellness, and fitness needs and goals of various populations - Design and administer appropriate fitness programs that include health-related and/or skill-related components based on client's needs and goals, using sound physiological and biomechanical principles, for apparently healthy populations and those with controlled diseases - Identify, analyze, and design appropriate comprehensive health and wellness programs, including nutrition counseling and stress management, using evidence-based practices and theory
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