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ANAT&PHY 337 provides a foundation in human anatomy using a regional approach covering systems, back, limbs, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, head, and neck.

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ANAT&PHY 338 covers gross human anatomy through a regional approach using interactive software, models, and specimens.

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ANAT&PHY 399 is an independent study course allowing students to conduct individual work in anatomy and/or physiology under faculty guidance.

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ANAT&PHY 699 is an independent study course allowing advanced students to conduct in-depth research in anatomy and/or physiology under faculty guidance.

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Introduction to athletic healthcare covering systems, teams, and common injuries in active populations.

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KINES 140 teaches the science and practice of resistance training through lectures and demonstrations on its principles and physiological effects.

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KINES 227 introduces clinical anatomy of human movement, focusing on musculoskeletal structure and its role in physical activity.

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KINES 399 is an independent undergraduate study course in kinesiology conducted under faculty guidance.

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KINES 621 is a clinical practicum providing practical, skills-oriented instruction under preceptor supervision in authentic athletic training settings.

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KINES 624 is an athletic training preceptorship providing advanced clinical skills and patient encounters under supervision to develop independent practice capabilities.

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KINES 650 teaches foundational concepts and skills for contemporary athletic training practice, including evidence-based practice and patient care.

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KINES 651 explores the intersection of athletic training and public health, focusing on population-based injury prevention and policy management.

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KINES 657 addresses role transition and professional practice issues for athletic trainers, focusing on skill gap identification, communication, and Board of Certification preparation.

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KINES 670 explores concepts for promoting specialized health and performance programs for patients, covering strength, nutrition, and wellness.

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KINES 999 offers directed study projects for graduate students arranged with kinesiology faculty.

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