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Coaching
WSS 1101—First Aid
WSS 2102—Human Anatomy
WSS 2111—Kinesiology
WSS 2112—Exercise Physiology
WSS 2121—Prevention and Care of Injuries
WSS 3201—Coaching and Internship

One of the following courses:
WSS 2201—Baseball Coaching
WSS 2202—Basketball Coaching
WSS 2203—Football Coaching
WSS 2204—Softball Coaching
WSS 2205—Track and Field Coaching
WSS 2206—Volleyball Coaching
WSS 2208—Soccer Coaching

Sports Management
The area of sports management focuses on contemporary sport as a product of social, psychological, and economic phenomena. Coursework in this area of concentration addresses such topics as ethics and sport; psychology of sport performance; lifetime fitness and health; philosophy of sports; sport facilities and equipment; sport promotion; and sport injuries.

Suggested concentration requirements
(For more information see majors and areas of concentration .)
WSS 1051—Fitness for Life
WSS 1052—Societal Issues in Wellness and Health
WSS 1101—First Aid
WSS 2102—Human Anatomy
WSS 2111—Kinesiology
WSS 2112—Exercise Physiology
WSS 2121—Prevention and Care of Injuries
WSS 2401—Sociological Aspects of Sports
WSS 2402—Psychological Aspects of Sports
WSS 3210—Internship in Wellness and Sport Science (min 4, max 8 cr)
WSS 4101—Planning and Programming of Athletic Facilities
WSS 4102—Organization and Administration of Athletics and Recreation
WSS 4901—Senior Seminar
Mgmt 2101—Principles of Accounting I
Mgmt 3201—Marketing Principles and Strategies
Mgmt 3701—Organizational Behavior
Stat 1601—Introduction to Statistics
Spch 1052—Introduction to Public Speaking

Two of the following courses:
WSS 2201—Baseball Coaching
WSS 2202—Basketball Coaching
WSS 2203—Football Coaching
WSS 2204—Softball Coaching
WSS 2205—Track and Field Coaching
WSS 2206—Volleyball Coaching
WSS 2208—Soccer Coaching

Note: Up to four credits of D may be used to meet the area of concentration requirements if offset by a sufficient number of higher grades to meet the minimum requirement of a cumulative GPA of 2.00 in all courses included in the area of concentration.