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Physical Activity and Sport Coaching (PASC)The Patton College of EducationAthens, OH 45701740.593.4400 Dr. Hyun Ju Oh, Associate Professoroh@ohio.edu • 740.597.1302

Kelli Dyer, Lecturerdyerk@ohio.edu • 419.543.0538

Dr. Tim Sykes, Lecturersykest@ohio.edu • 740.248.3576

Dr. Brian Rider, Lecturerriderb@ohio.edu • 740.593.4652

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Physical Activity & Sport Coaching Program (B.S.P.E. degree)

ObjectiveThe physical activity and sport coaching (PASC) major is designed to be inclusive for students who aspire to pursue physical activity and sport coaching careers. The PASC major (BS8106) provides students with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to fulfill their educational needs and interests through quality academic coursework, student centered and experiential-based learning and faculty expertise.

Through the professional internship, students develop partnerships with future prospective employers and stakeholders in the field of physical activity and sport coaching. After successfully completing the major requirements, students will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in Physical Education (B.S.P.E. degree, non-licensure).

Physical Activity and Sport Program Highlights• Students have the opportunity to engage in a professional internship related to their chosen physical activity and sport concentration.

• Coaching Education Minor is integrated into this PASC Major.

• Curriculum is built around NASPE’s “Eight Domains of Coaching” to provide a performance guide for individual professional growth and skill development.

• PASC Career Pathways: By completing this PASC major, students will have many opportunities to select their career, such as: • Youth sports coaching

• Club sports coaching

• Physical activity and sports camp coaching

• After-school sports coaching

• Interscholastic and intercollegiate sports coaching

• Physical activity and sport coaching graduate program

Physical Activity andSport Coaching Program

Physical Activity andSport Coursework

Core PASC Curriculum

EDEC 1600 – Introduction to Child Development

PETE 1260 – Skill and Fitness for Physical Education Teachers

PETE 2000 – Cultural Perspectives and Physical Activity

PETE 2100 – Physical Activity and Sport Leadership

PETE 2400 – Foundations of Sport and Games in Physical Education I

PETE 2401 – Foundations of Sport and Games in Physical Education II

PETE 2900 – Special Topics in Physical Education Teacher Education

PETE 3330 – Adapted Physical Education

PETE 4050 – Motor Learning

PETE 4900 – Special Topics in Physical Education Teacher Education

T3 4710 – Sport Aesthetics

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PASC students are required to complete a minimun of 120 credit hours and maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0.