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Fal:u~ty
Patricia L. Thomson, Chairman
Sally L. Ayer Mary L. Mott
O. Duane Ballard, Jr. Leilani Overstreet
Bonnie Jo Bevans Lola B. Owensby
Rhita Flake Laurence A Pape
Richard W. Francis Donna Rae Pickel
Eddie J. Gregory Billie L. Poston
Ara Hairabedian Joanne W. Schroll
Melva E. Irvin Robert B. Van Galder
Rose M. Lyon R. Jack Wilcox
Undergraduate Adviser: Consult Department Chairman
Graduate Adviser: Rhita Flake
Credential Adviser: Melva Irvin
Athletic Trainer Adviser: Ed Ferreira
Adapted Adviser: Rose Lyon
Bal:he~or of Arts Degree ReqUirements
Units
1. Major Requirements. 53
PE 30, 31, 108, 1150, 115K, 145A, 1450, 147,
152A, 153, 156A, 156B, 157A, 159A.. (41 )
Elect 2 from PE 125C, 135B, 145B, 145C
(One must be 145B or 145C) (6)
Elect 2 from 125A, 125B, 1250, 135E, 135F,
135H ........ (6)
2. Additional Requirements
Phys 33, FScN 54, HS 113 11
3. General Education... 54
4. Electives and remaining degree requirements '6--9
Total .................. ......... " ..... 124
• This figure lakes into consideration that PE 31 may also be used 10 satisfy the General
Eduoation Breadth, Division 10, requirement for physical education majors. Consult
department chair or faCUlty adviser for details.
Notes
1. Mandatory advising is reqUired of all majors in this degree
program. See the department chairman for the name of
your assigned adviser.
2. With the assistance of the departmental adviser students
may choose a sequence of courses which will prepare
them for working with specific age groups or special
populations, coaching, athletic training, or teaching physical
education.
3. Each student must pass a series of physical performance
tests administered by the department in order to complete
the major or to be admitted to the teaching credential
program. Specific informa1ion regarding tests may be
obtained from the department office, SG 111.
4. Prerequisite skill tests are required for the following
courses: PE 115D, 135H, 145A, 145B, 145C, 1450.
5, Students majoring in physical education may count a
maximum of twelve units of activity courses (ATHL, PE AC,
DANCE) toward the 124 units required for a Bachelor's
Degree in Physical Education.
6. CR/NC grading is not permitted in courses for the physical
education major, including "Additional ReqUirements,"
7. General education and elective units may be used toward a
minor (see Minor). Consult the appropriate department
chairman, program coordinator or faculty adviser for further
information.
8. Completion of the bachelor of arts degree in physical
education meets the requirements of the Single Subject
waiver program.
Physical Education
Physical Education Teaching Credentill~
Requirements
Unds
Single Subject Credential In Physical Education. 154
BA Degree with Major in Physical Education 124
Teacher Education Courses.. 30
Single Subject Credential with an Emphasis In
Adapted Physical Education
BA Degree with Major in Physical Education 124
Courses in Addition to the Major to be
Compieted Prior to Student Teaching ... (15)
Teacher Education Courses.... 30
Notes
1. Students interested in obtaining a teaching credential are
strongly advised to confer with the physicai education
department credential adviser at the beginning of the junior
year.
2. An application for admission into the teacher education
program shouid be submitted during the junior year. For
prerequisites and other admission requirements, see the
Single SUbject Credential Program as listed under the
Teacher Education Department.
3. To complete the major or to be admitted to the credentiai
program, each student must pass a series of physical
performance tests administered by the Physical Education
Department.
4. The required courses, or their approved equivalents, in the
BA degree and credential programs must be completed by
all single subject credential candidates.
5. Verification that the waiver program has been completed
and a recommendation for admission into the professional
preparation program are the responsibility of the
department credential adviser. These may be granted only
after the prescribed BA degree waiver program has been
completed.
Master of Arts Degree Requirements Units
1. Major Requirements ... 30
Graduate courses in physical education or
recreation administration (24--27)
Approved graduate or upper division
courses in other departments (6--9) 3
2. Specific Requirements
All students must take PE/REC 231 and PE
230. in addition, all students must take
a departmental written screening
examination before advancement to
candidacy. The University writing skills
requirement is included in the screening
examination.
Students purSUing the thesis option must
include PE 298 or PE/REC 299 (2-6
units) within their coursework. Students
purSUing the non-thesis option must
take a comprehensive oral exam.
Notes
1. The master of arts degree progarm in physical education
assumes undergraduate preparation eqUivalent to a CSU,
Fresno major in physical education.
2. Under the direction of a graduate adviser, each student
prepares and submits a coherent individually designed
program.
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Object Description
| Title | 1984-85 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1984-04 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | Page 309 |
| Full Text Search | Fal:u~ty Patricia L. Thomson, Chairman Sally L. Ayer Mary L. Mott O. Duane Ballard, Jr. Leilani Overstreet Bonnie Jo Bevans Lola B. Owensby Rhita Flake Laurence A Pape Richard W. Francis Donna Rae Pickel Eddie J. Gregory Billie L. Poston Ara Hairabedian Joanne W. Schroll Melva E. Irvin Robert B. Van Galder Rose M. Lyon R. Jack Wilcox Undergraduate Adviser: Consult Department Chairman Graduate Adviser: Rhita Flake Credential Adviser: Melva Irvin Athletic Trainer Adviser: Ed Ferreira Adapted Adviser: Rose Lyon Bal:he~or of Arts Degree ReqUirements Units 1. Major Requirements. 53 PE 30, 31, 108, 1150, 115K, 145A, 1450, 147, 152A, 153, 156A, 156B, 157A, 159A.. (41 ) Elect 2 from PE 125C, 135B, 145B, 145C (One must be 145B or 145C) (6) Elect 2 from 125A, 125B, 1250, 135E, 135F, 135H ........ (6) 2. Additional Requirements Phys 33, FScN 54, HS 113 11 3. General Education... 54 4. Electives and remaining degree requirements '6--9 Total .................. ......... " ..... 124 • This figure lakes into consideration that PE 31 may also be used 10 satisfy the General Eduoation Breadth, Division 10, requirement for physical education majors. Consult department chair or faCUlty adviser for details. Notes 1. Mandatory advising is reqUired of all majors in this degree program. See the department chairman for the name of your assigned adviser. 2. With the assistance of the departmental adviser students may choose a sequence of courses which will prepare them for working with specific age groups or special populations, coaching, athletic training, or teaching physical education. 3. Each student must pass a series of physical performance tests administered by the department in order to complete the major or to be admitted to the teaching credential program. Specific informa1ion regarding tests may be obtained from the department office, SG 111. 4. Prerequisite skill tests are required for the following courses: PE 115D, 135H, 145A, 145B, 145C, 1450. 5, Students majoring in physical education may count a maximum of twelve units of activity courses (ATHL, PE AC, DANCE) toward the 124 units required for a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education. 6. CR/NC grading is not permitted in courses for the physical education major, including "Additional ReqUirements," 7. General education and elective units may be used toward a minor (see Minor). Consult the appropriate department chairman, program coordinator or faculty adviser for further information. 8. Completion of the bachelor of arts degree in physical education meets the requirements of the Single Subject waiver program. Physical Education Physical Education Teaching Credentill~ Requirements Unds Single Subject Credential In Physical Education. 154 BA Degree with Major in Physical Education 124 Teacher Education Courses.. 30 Single Subject Credential with an Emphasis In Adapted Physical Education BA Degree with Major in Physical Education 124 Courses in Addition to the Major to be Compieted Prior to Student Teaching ... (15) Teacher Education Courses.... 30 Notes 1. Students interested in obtaining a teaching credential are strongly advised to confer with the physicai education department credential adviser at the beginning of the junior year. 2. An application for admission into the teacher education program shouid be submitted during the junior year. For prerequisites and other admission requirements, see the Single SUbject Credential Program as listed under the Teacher Education Department. 3. To complete the major or to be admitted to the credentiai program, each student must pass a series of physical performance tests administered by the Physical Education Department. 4. The required courses, or their approved equivalents, in the BA degree and credential programs must be completed by all single subject credential candidates. 5. Verification that the waiver program has been completed and a recommendation for admission into the professional preparation program are the responsibility of the department credential adviser. These may be granted only after the prescribed BA degree waiver program has been completed. Master of Arts Degree Requirements Units 1. Major Requirements ... 30 Graduate courses in physical education or recreation administration (24--27) Approved graduate or upper division courses in other departments (6--9) 3 2. Specific Requirements All students must take PE/REC 231 and PE 230. in addition, all students must take a departmental written screening examination before advancement to candidacy. The University writing skills requirement is included in the screening examination. Students purSUing the thesis option must include PE 298 or PE/REC 299 (2-6 units) within their coursework. Students purSUing the non-thesis option must take a comprehensive oral exam. Notes 1. The master of arts degree progarm in physical education assumes undergraduate preparation eqUivalent to a CSU, Fresno major in physical education. 2. Under the direction of a graduate adviser, each student prepares and submits a coherent individually designed program. 309 |
