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Graduate Program in Sport Physiology and Performance at ETSU

PhD Program:College of Education (Dean Knight)Graduate Program Director? M. StonePhD Graduate Coordinator ? M. StoneExercise and Sport Science Laboratory Supervisor ? M. StoneMA Program:Master's coordinator - H. LamontKLSS faculty ? Primary AreaH. Lamont ? Sport Biomechanics/Physiolo

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Graduate Program in Sport Physiology and Performance at ETSU

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    1. Graduate Program in Sport Physiology and Performance at ETSU Department of KLSS Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education

    3. ETSU MA Sport Physiology and Performance Program

    4. Exercise Physiology and Performance Concentration MA Coordinator Dr. Lamont 1. Research Track (Requires Thesis) For students wishing to conduct original research in the Sport Sciences with the intent to work in an academic or professional setting or to continue onto advanced study (PhD). 2. Coaching and Sports Performance (Requires an Internship, may also carry out a Thesis) For students wishing to work in an applied setting as a Strength and Conditioning Coach or Sport Scientist in a Collegiate or Professional Sporting environment. Total Credits 36 hrs

    5. Core requirements (9 Hours) SALM 5230 Legal Issues in Physical Education and Sport (3hrs) (Spring) (Dr Palmero) PEXS 5430 Administration of Physical Education and Athletics (3hrs) (Dr Dotterweich) PEXS 5670 Research Design and Analysis (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Sato)

    6. Common Concentration Course Requirements (6 Hours) PEXS 5610 Muscle Metabolism and Hormonal Control (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Stone) PEXS 5620 Sport Physiology II: Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology (3hrs) (Spring) (Dr Ramsey) Program requirements = 21 hours vary dependent upon selected track.

    7. Research Track (6hrs electives + Thesis) PEXS 5657 Sports Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids (3hrs) (Spring) (Dr Stone) PEXS 5540 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Ramsey) PEXS 5600 Sport Conditioning and Training (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Stone) PEXS 5960 Thesis (6hrs) (All semesters) Electives (6 hours)

    8. Coaching and Sports Performance Track PEXS 5520 Instrumentation in Exercise and Sport Science (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Lamont) PEXS 5600 Sport Conditioning and Training (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Stone) PEXS 5800 Internship in Exercise Physiology (3hrs) (Coaching setting) (All semesters) (Dr Lamont) SALM 5243 Sports Marketing (3hrs) (Fall) (Dr Palmero) *Electives (9 hours) *All elective course work must be approved by the Exercise Physiology and Performance Program Coordinator

    9. PhD in Sport Physiology and Performance Dr. Mike Stone - Coordinator

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