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Sport Studies: A.S.


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Associate in Science

CIP Code: 31.0508


Mission

The A.S. Degree in Sport Studies prepares students for transfer to senior institutions in order to complete a baccalaureate in the following areas:  Teacher certification, Sport Studies, Coaching, Fitness, Athletic Training, and Exercise Science. Graduates holding the A.S. degree also are prepared for immediate employment in:  fitness facilities/recreation centers in public organizations and community settings.  The program combines general education and physical education, preparing students for transfer to four-year schools or to start a career.  Sport Studies also includes an internship in the campus fitness center and community fitness centers, giving students valuable hands-on experience in the field as well as the opportunity for service learning.

Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify the components of wellness, including:  physical, emotional, social, intellectual, spiritual, environmental, and occupational, which impact health and wellness.
  2. Explain the importance of the five health related components of physical fitness, including:  cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition, and how they contribute to one’s overall health.
  3. Demonstrate knowledge of the many areas of Sports Studies focusing on Physical Education and sport skills or Sport and Exercise Science.
  4. Identify major historical events, philosophies, theories, sociological and cultural perspectives, and current issues related to physical education, health, and sport.
  5. Exhibit appropriate individual and social behavior, team dynamics, and motivation to effectively work with others in a professional setting related to sports, wellness, physical fitness, and lifetime sports.

Program Supervisor

Heather Hoffman, Chairperson
Office:  Student Center, Room 101E
Telephone:  +1 (607) 778-5322
Email:  hoffmanhl@sunybroome.edu

First Year


Spring Semester (16 Credits)


  • Gen Ed US History & Civic Engagement (3 Credits)
    (HIS 130 or 131 or 187 or 194)
  • Gen Ed Mathematics (3 Credits)
    (MAT 115 or 124)

Second Year


Fall Semester (14-16 Credits)


  • Gen Ed Art Course (3 Credits)
  • Gen Ed World History & Global Awareness (3 Credits)
    (HIS 116 or 117 or 103 or 104)
  • Gen Ed Foreign Language (3-4 Credits)

Spring Semester (15.5-16.5 Credits)


Graduation Requirement: 60-63 Credits


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