Technology:  Strong emphasis is placed on educating prospective candidates in applying technology in the classroom.  Candidates learn to effectively incorporate technology such as heart rate monitors, pedometers, and other devices that support teachers in the delivery of effective instruction in Physical Education.

Multidisciplinary Inquiry:  Faculty members in Kinesiology frequently engage in scholarship with colleagues from different areas of study within the Department and across campus.  Prospective candidates learn from scholars in a wide variety of disciplines, helping to make them marketable and well-rounded educators.

Research Apprenticeships:  Internationally recognized for research and teaching, the Department of Kinesiology and Community Health is consistently among the highest ranked research institutions by professional organizations in the field.  Prospective candidates have opportunities to engage with faculty in labs, apprentice with experienced researchers, and co-author journal publications.

Visit the program website.  Students with a background in kinesiology may be able to complete this licensure program at the graduate level.  Please contact the Kinesiology program for more information.

The program includes a minimum of 10 weeks of full-time pre-service clinical experience, or its equivalent. The program provides supervision and support services to the teacher.