KIN 306 & 406 Projects
Experiential Learning in Kinesiology
Design or develop a project related to kinesiology
In conjunction with the Experiential Learning Coordinator or a designated faculty member, students enrolling in one of these courses will engage in designing or developing a project related to KIN.
Contact the Experiential Learning Coordinator to plan your special project and get the form to apply.
The College of Health’s IMPACT, IMPACT for Life or Go Baby Go project can be considered for this course.
Current project courses
KIN 306
Other Special Projects
Credits: Variable
This course is arranged between the student and faculty member depending on need. Please contact the experiential learning coordinator for more details, or forms to apply for the course.
KIN 406
Adaptive Exercise Clinic
Credits: Variable
Specialized, hands-on experience working with individuals with Multiple Sclerosis, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease and other diagnoses through our on-campus Adaptive Exercise Clinic program.
KIN 406
IMPACT
Credits: 1
Specialized, hands-on experience working with youth aged 6 months to 21 years with disabilities through our on-campus IMPACT program.
Download: IMPACT Assistant Position Description.
KIN 406
Rock Steady Box
Credits: Variable
Specialized, hands-on experience utilizing Rocksteady Boxing to work with individuals with Parkinson’s Disease at the Albany YMCA location with direction by a physical therapist.
KIN 406
Service Learning
Credits: 3
Service learning is offered during the summer term only. Students will engage in a study of common humanity, self-compassion and servant leadership while completing a pre-arranged service project. Students will meet regularly outside of the classroom with summer cohort members to discuss the impact of the service project and personal development topics. Students can expect intensive personal growth with direct application to their professional goals.
KIN 406
Special Projects in Experiential Learning
Credits: Variable
Projects in this course section can vary. With guidance from the experiential learning coordinator, or other faculty, students may propose a special project specific to their interests in learning outside of the classroom (i.e., teaching assistants and work with extension).