13 courses with the subject PE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
* Courses offered both semesters ~ Courses offered alternate even years ^ Courses offered alternate odd years Clarks Summit University | 2023-2024 Undergraduate & Graduate Cat e. Spring Year 1 (17 credits)
This course is designed to give students with medically defined disabilities or physical restrictions/limitations an opportunity to maximize their potential through physical activity.
This course will provide students with instruction and experience in rock climbing skills, techniques, safety and knots. It will be taught at the rock-climbing gym on campus, known as The Crag. The course is taught in the context of weekly classes and may include weekend events (optional).
The course is designed to give the student an understanding of and a proficiency in walking and/or jogging for fitness. The course content includes instruction about correct technique/form, training principles, equipment (clothing & shoes, tracking devices, etc), and in preparing an individual training program.
The course will examine cross training (CT) as an exercise program by using multiple training activities such as swimming, walking, jogging, cycling, weight training, etc. for developing overall fitness.
This course will focus on the fundamental elements of karate essential to earning the yellow belt. Class sessions will work on stretching, kihon (basic stances, blocks, strikes, and kicks), essential self-defense moves such as wrist releases and choke releases, and the first kata, (a “form” or “exercise,” which must be learned in order to test for yellow belt).
This course seeks to help the student become aware of the basic techniques of hiking, mountain biking, flat water kayaking and/or canoeing. Instruction in each activity’s core principles, techniques, and safety guidelines will be discussed and practiced.
This course will provide students with continued instruction and experience in rock climbing skills, techniques, safety and knots. It will be taught at the rock-climbing gym on campus, known as The Crag. The course is taught in the context of weekly classes and may include other optional opportunities.
This course will provide continued instruction and practice essential to progressing in rank. Class sessions will work on stretching, self-defense, intermediate-level skills and katas necessary to testing for green, purple, or brown belts, and elementary kumite (free sparring—for purple belts). Prerequisite: PE120.
This course will provide continued instruction and practice essential to preparing to test for black belt. Class sessions will work on advanced skills and katas necessary for black belt. Advanced skills will include selected weapons. A brown belt is prerequisite.
A student athlete may receive Physical Education credit for intercollegiate sport participation. This course is designed for playing team members and not team staff (manager, statistician, etc.). Men Women PE320 Intercollegiate Golf PE341 Intercollegiate Soccer—Women PE331 Intercollegiate Soccer—Men PE343 Intercollegiate Cross Country—Women PE333 Intercollegiate Cross Country—Men PE344 Intercollegiate Softball PE334 Intercollege Tennis—Men PE345 Intercollegiate Volleyball—Women PE335 Intercollege Volleyball—Men PE347 Intercollegiate Tennis—Women PE340 Intercollegiate Basketball—Men PE350 Intercollegiate Basketball—Women
Students will be introduced to skills and competencies necessary for planning and leading learning activities. How to introduce truth, illustrate truth, or illuminate a lack of truth through the use and modification of known activities or by introducing new activities, games, and initiatives.
Source: Clarks Summit University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
