EXS 360: Evidence-Based Practice and Research (3) This course is designed to promote evidence-based, clinical decision- making through the exploration and integration of current scientific evidence. Focus is placed on the analysis and synthesis of evidence to answer clinical questions relevant to health and wellness science. (WI) (F even) EXS 380: Therapeutic Exercise (3) This course will facilitate students understanding of scientific and applied principles of training with an emphasis therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation. Areas of study will include foundational concepts of therapeutic exercise, stretching for impaired mobility, and exercise for impaired balance, peripheral nerve disorders, surgical interventions, and postoperative management. Prerequisites BIO 271, BIO 272. (S even) EXS 388: Special Topics in Exercise Science (1–3) In these courses, topics are determined by the biology faculty or student and provide the student with an opportunity to study and research in various subject areas: Prerequisite: Permission by the instructor. (F, S) EXS 399: Expedition Italy: Adventure and Ancient Medicine (3 EXS/3 ORM) The purpose of this course is to provide students with the skills and knowledge that pertain to the principles and practices of actively participating in an extended group expedition domestically or internationally. This will be achieved through an examination of expeditioning theory and practice in the classroom followed by an extended expedition. An expeditionary/experiential learning model will serve as the foundation for this travel course. Field-trip required. An additional fee is required. EXS 400: Health and Wellness Internship (3) This course provides an educational experience in which the student acquires observation hours in an occupation directly related to their career interest in exercise science, health, and wellness. Potential areas to obtain hours include physical therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training, chiropractic clinics, medical centers, or fitness facilities. The internship provides an opportunity to apply knowledge from the classroom into a more practical atmosphere. (F, S) 218
- Subject
- EXSL
- Credits (min)
- 1
- Credits (max)
- 1
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- www.lmc.edu