Program Learning Outcomes - Health Sciences – Kinesiology

By the end of the program, students graduating will be able to:

• Examine acute and chronic human anatomical, biomechanical and physiological responses that relate to human movement.
• Assess sociocultural and psychological factors as they relate to human movement.
• Differentiate biophysical and sociocultural factors that affect human movement and ability levels across the lifespan.
• Evaluate human movement and design evidence-based interventions in diverse populations and settings.
• Assess and implement strategies to promote human movement at the individual and population level.
• Use effective oral, visual, and written strategies to communicate human movement knowledge and methods to diverse stakeholders.
• Demonstrate ethical decision-making in a human movement setting.
• Recognize the impact of equity, diversity, and inclusion on human movement.
• Demonstrate collaborative skills that enhance interpersonal relationships in human movement settings.