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The B.S. degree in Exercise Science & Wellness is intended primarily for those seeking a career in preventative and/or rehabilitative medicine. The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) has provided a 4-page brochure on Careers in Sports Medicine and Exercise Science. In the area of preventative medicine, graduates are receiving employment in
Primary responsibilities may include
In the area of rehabilitative medicine, graduates are receiving employment in the areas of Cardiac Rehabilitation, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, and Sports Medicine (i.e. Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, Orthopedic Rehabilitation) The primary responsibility in rehabilitative medicine is to engage in lifestyle modifications and physical improvements to enhance the lives of those who have experienced an anatomical or physiological setback. Included in the 128 semester hour degree program is a minor area of study requirement. Minors may be selected from a variety of offerings including, but not limited to: gerontology, psychology, nutrition, business, computer science, and technology. A 6 hour (200 clock hours) practicum is also required of all ESW majors. Students are encouraged to select a setting (preventative or rehabilitative) for the practicum that is representative of the direction they want their career to move. A number of students in the ESW program have received full-time employment at their practicum site following graduation. In order to help keep track of your progress toward graduation check the Program Checklist for your catalogue year.
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