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Wells College Physical
Education Mission Statement
In accordance with the mission
statement of Wells College, our Physical Education Department provides
opportunities to Wells College students for the development of lifelong
learning in the areas of fitness, sport activities, wellness, and recreation.
We seek to accomplish this in a safe, fun, dynamic and diverse environment
that uses interactive outlets to improve or maintain the physical, emotional
and social health of all students. The Physical Education Department at
Wells College continuously strives to develop programs and activities for
our students that increase their knowledge of physical activity, promote
self-expression, and improve communication and self discovery ultimately
encouraging them to commit to a lifetime of wellness and fitness participation.
Wells College Physical
Education Requirements
With some exceptions, in
order to complete the requirements for a degree from Wells College, each
student must complete a two semester physical education requirement.
The requirement consists of four seven-week courses; generally completed
by the end of sophomore year: wellness, swimming and two additional courses
(P.E. activity classes, dance classes, or varsity sports). Every
effort will be made to accommodate students with special needs.
Opportunity is given for
exemption in swimming. The swimming exemption test will be given the first
week of the fall semester. If a student passes the swimming test
he or she needs only to take wellness and two P.E. activity courses to
fulfill the physical education requirement. However, once the requirement
is fulfilled, a student is encouraged to participate in the Physical Education
program throughout his or her college career.
Courses are offered on both
a full-semester and a seven-week basis. Academic credit is earned
upon successful completion of the course, or participation on an intercollegiate
team. Should a student wish to continue an activity once they have
completed the 100 – level, they may continue the activity on a higher level.
Wells College Physical
Education Classes
PE 100. Wellness
PE 101. Introduction to Tai
Chi
PE 105. Meditation for Stress
Reduction and Relaxation
PE 109. Community First Aid
and Safety
PE 110. Beginning Swimming
PE 115. Aerobic Kickboxing
PE 118. Sailing - Prerequisite:
pass the swim test.
PE 119. Canoeing/Kayaking
- Prerequisite: pass the swim test.
PE 121. Water Aerobics
PE 123. Yoga
PE 124. Toning
PE 125. Exercise and Weight
Training
PE 128. Downhill Skiing/Snowboarding
PE 129. Riding
PE 130. Beginning Tennis
PE 135. Golf
PE 175. Scuba Diving - Prerequisite:
pass the swim test
PE 180. Beginning Self-Defense
PE 185. Beginning Shorin-ryu
Karate
PE 190. Nutrition and Women's
Health
PE 199. Independent Study
in Physical Education
PE 280. Advance Self-Defense-Prerequisite:
PE 180 Beginning Self-Defense
PE. 290/390. Internship in
Physical Education
PE. 305 Prevention and Care
of Athletic Injuries
PE 310. Swim for Fitness
- Prerequisite: pass the swim test
PE 315. Lifeguard Training
- Prerequisite: swimming endurance required - Standard First Aid
and CPR/BLS required certification
PE 416. Water Safety Instructor
- Prerequisite: permission of instructor
*All P.E. classes are graded
S/U
Intercollegiate Athletics
Prerequisite: Tryout.
Graded: S/U Offered annually in the fall semester (1 semester hour)
PE 430. Women's Tennis
PE 435. Men’s Cross-Country
PE 435. Women's Cross-Country
PE 440. Women’s Field Hockey
PE 442. Men’s Soccer
PE 442. Women’s Soccer
Prerequisite: Tryout.
Graded: S/U Offered annually in the spring semester (1 semester hour)
PE 410. Men's Swimming
PE 410. Women's Swimming
PE 415. Softball
PE 445. Men’s Lacrosse
PE 445. Women’s Lacrosse
Dance
DANC 205. Modern Dance Techniques
DANC 206. Ballet Techniques
If you would like to make
a class suggestion or would like to refer an instructor, please contact
the Coordinator of Physical Education, Recreation and Fitness at recreation@wells.edu
Jeff Tillapaugh
Coordinator of Physical
Education, Recreation & Fitness
Wells College
Schwartz Center
Aurora, NY 13026
(o)315-364-3421
(c)607-592-8771
(f)315-364-3433
Last updated 10/18/2007
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