or PED 201 Physical Fitness Varsity 1 and three lab courses in two different areas (BIO, CHM, EVS, PHY) 12 Cosmos Options:
- Subject
- PED
- Credits (min)
- 1
- Credits (max)
- 1
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- www.geneva.edu
8 courses with the subject PED, 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.
or PED 201 Physical Fitness Varsity 1 and three lab courses in two different areas (BIO, CHM, EVS, PHY) 12 Cosmos Options:
athletic participation, up to three credits per sport. The recognized intercollegiate sports are: baseball (men), basketball (women and men), cross-country (women and men), football (men), golf (women and men), lacrosse (women), soccer (women and men), softball (women), tennis (women and men), track and field (women and men), and volleyball (women and men). To fulfill the Physical Fitness requirement of the Core, student-athletes may take PED 201.
Instruction in the role and improvement of health- related components of fitness in conjunction with each student’s lifestyle. Special emphasis will be given to proper Christian stewardship of the body, developing an individual fitness program, and understanding the structure and function of several body systems as they are related to fitness. Student-athletes in the following intercollegiate sports may register for this course in the season of their sport: baseball (men), basketball (women and men), cross-country (women and men), football (men), golf (women and men), lacrosse (women), soccer (women and men), softball (women), tennis (women and men), track and field (women and men), and volleyball (women and men). Geneva College 2
The course offers opportunity for coaching minors to develop the knowledge, practical application, and skills necessary to become more proficient leaders in sport. Students’ ability will be enhanced and assessed in various coaching and administrative duties. Students should register for this course with the instructor when they are admitted to the coaching minor and remain active until all the requirements are completed. Every semester.
This course is designed to provide valuable information and resources to students who are planning on coaching at any level (youth, interscholastic, intercollegiate). It will serve the sport coaching minors by providing information related to professional development and continuing education opportunities for coaches. Topics to be covered in this course include Professional Development opportunities for Coaching Professionals (Coaching Certifications and Coach Licensing, Internships and Graduate Assistantships) and Job Searching and Securing. The presentation of material takes place in the classroom via lectures, projects and presentations. Spring semester. *See limitation explained on page 15.
Source: Geneva College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59