HM 100 Prevention of Athletic Injuries and Illnesses (3 CR)
Emphasizing prevention of athletic injury, this introductory course includes content on environmental influences, preseason screening, protective equipment and health risks related to athletics.  Also includes section on recognition of significant njury and development of documentation skills.
Prerequisites:  None required

HM 250 Exercise Physiology (4 CR)
Presents a workable knowledge of the body’s response to physical activity. Exercise metabolism, cardiopulmonary function, adaptations to training and environmental factors are addressed as well as exercise training guidelines. Assessment, clinical skills, aerobic testing, strength and power testing, and flexibility testing are among lab activities.
Prerequisites: BI 111/113, BI 131/133, 132/134 and CPR for the Professional Rescuer

HM 253 Pathophysiology and Pharmacology (3 CR)
A systematic study of the disease process and disorders commonly seen in an exercise setting. Emphasis is on the effect of disease symptoms, management, and pharmacological agents on physical activity.
Prerequisites: BI 111/113 and BI 131/133 and 132/134

HM 255 Nutritional Aspects of Human Health and Performance (3 CR)
This course provides and examination of the six classes of nutrients with strong emphasis on chronic disease prevention and improving athletic performance. Issues concerning dietary supplements, functional foods, and the ethics of food choices are also explored.
Prerequisites: BI 111/113, BI 131/133 and 132/134

HM 260 Kinesiology, with Lab (4 CR)
Investigates basic mechanical and kinesiological principles and their functions, interrelationships, and involvement with the mechanics of human motion.
Prerequisites: PY 100, BI 131/133 and
Co-requisite:  BI 132/134