Audit and Review Self-Study 2002-03

ƒƒƒAudit and Review Self-Study 2002-03 Health Education Programs Academic Assessment Highlights/Initiatives Overview: The Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Coaching [HPRC] offers programs that include majors in physical education (both licensure and non-teaching), minors in health, physical education, recreation and coaching, and the general studies physical education program. The programs in health, recreation and coaching provide courses and minors that complement both the licensure and non-teaching majors in physical education, as well as other licensure majors in the College of Education and non-teaching majors across the University. All physical education majors are required to complete one or more courses in health. The mission of the Health Education Program/Minor(s) is to enable students to integrate the concept of empowerment and wellness in ways that maximize the development of complexity in students and student ability to foster complexity in the people, schools, communities and work sites they will serve. Complexity includes two concepts: differentiation and integration. Differentiation pertains to the development and expression of individual uniqueness; integration pertains to the expression of care and high regard for global interdependency. This mission embraces and appreciates the Whole Person Model that recognizes and articulates the dynamic interrelationship of all dimensions of wellness: physical, ...