KIN 393: Population Programming Internship

Course description

Provides opportunities for students to deliver physical activity programming to different demographic populations through established organizations with direction by site supervisor and course instructor.

Measurable student learning outcomes

• Determine aspects of conditions affecting the participants’ quality of life and acts of daily living.
• Formulate programming for participants’ success at the experiential learning site.
• Demonstrate skills in written and verbal communication with participants and supervisor.
• Relate experiences and applicability to future profession.

In these specialized programs, you will engage in opportunities to work with special populations such as folks with Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and other diagnoses. These experiences can be utilized as early as your first year and are a wonderful opportunity to gain experience throughout your collegiate years.

Maximum 3 credits.

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