Kinesiology definition

Kinesiology means the scientific study of human movement.
Kinesiology means the science of human movement.

Examples of Kinesiology in a sentence

  • Kinesiology courses that count towards the high school graduation physical education requirement will not be offered to dual credit students.

  • Two hours of Kinesiology credit will be awarded to students who have completed basic training.

  • Units Completed One Chemistry course from the following: NDNU recommends that students complete a course in Human Anatomy prior to enrollment in upper-division courses for the Kinesiology major.

  • The Research/Study Leave Committee shall have four (4) Faculty Members from the Faculty of Arts (two (2) from the Humanities and two (2) from the Social Sciences), two (2) from the Faculty of Science, one (1) from the Faculty of Education, one (1) from the Faculty of Kinesiology and one (1) from the Faculty of Business and Economics, as elected by and from the Members.

  • The University agrees that members shall have access to the University’s Kinesiology fitness facilities as part of a wellness initiative subject to the priorities of teaching, research and intramural and intercollegiate sports, as established by the University.

  • Units Completed NDNU recommends that students complete a course in Human Anatomy prior to enrollment in upper-division courses for the Kinesiology major.

  • In the Professional Faculties and Schools Committee, no more than one member shall be from each of Business Administration; Education; Engineering; Health Sciences, Law, Natural Resources Management, Kinesiology, Nursing, Outdoor Recreation Parks and Tourism, and Social Work.

  • No more than three (3) preparations (different courses) per academic semester, or five (5) per academic year, shall be assigned to a faculty member, except where a faculty member agrees to a different type of teaching assignment, or where program structure dictates otherwise (e.g., Dental Technology, Nursing, Kinesiology).

  • School: the Schools of Kinesiology; Nursing; Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Tourism; Social Work or any other Schools created by the University.

  • Requirements): SES 320 Kinesiology and Lab SES 332 Applied Exercise Techniques and Injury Prevention SES 326 Principles of Motor Learning SES 341 Psychology of Injury SES 328 Theories of Coaching in Sport, Fitness and Wellness SES 427 Applied Sport, Exercise & Performance Psychology SES 330 Nutrition for Physical Performance SES 469 Directed Readings in Coaching SES 335 Introduction to Sport Psychology SES 340 Adapted Physical Activities, Rec.