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The Sport &
Exercise Studies (formally Sports & Fitness Management)
program was developed and initiated in 1992 to meet the
varying needs of the recreational community in central
Ohio. As we near 15 years of service to the
Columbus community, the emphasis in the program is
placed on real work situations, hands-on training, and a
strong theoretical base on which to derive decisions
about career choice and direction. Customer service is
the core of the program. Meeting the needs of a varying
student population diverse in gender, race,
socio-economic status, disability, veteran status,
sexual orientation, religious background, and
educational level is a goal of the faculty in the SES
program. In turn, instructing students to meet those
same needs in the larger society is our challenge to the
Sport & Exercise Studies student population.
This web page was designed
to allow the user to navigate the curriculum, career
opportunities, alumni services, and community employment
needs. Please inform us of any additional services we
can assist you with and enjoy surfing our program
specifics.
Program Accreditation
The college is accredited by the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools, and courses are
approved for veteran's benefits.
Graduate Capabilities
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Upon
completion of the Sport & Exercise Studies
program, the graduate will be able to:
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Effectively communicate current information
on exercise, nutrition and health to
clients.
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Promote recreational fitness and health
activities in the community.
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Assess fitness levels through evaluation,
recommending and monitoring client physio-logical
and behavioral responses.
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Design sports and fitness programs by using
assessment data to prepare and apply the
programs to individuals and groups.
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Instruct individuals and groups in a variety
of activities by describing and
demonstration acceptable practices in the
industry including the safe use of
equipment, body mechanics and modification
strategies.
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Apply safety procedures in accordance with
federal, state and local guidelines, and
man-age emergency situations.
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Provide organizational and administrative
skills in the delivery of sports and fitness
activities.
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Provide leadership by serving as a role
model, establishing program direction and
maintaining professional ethics.
Admission
Information:
For applications, additional information on
admission, financial aid, placement tests, etc.,
contact:
Columbus State Community College
550 East Spring Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614)287-2453 or 1-(800) 621-6407
or click here
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