Program Overview

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University of North Carolina at Greensboro

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro offers various programs in the field of Kinesiology.

Kinesiology Programs

The Department of Kinesiology provides undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

Undergraduate Programs

• Kinesiology, B.S.
• Sport Coaching Minor
• Sport and Social Development Minor

Graduate Programs

• M.S. in Kinesiology
• Ph.D. in Kinesiology
• Combined M.S./Ph.D.
• Master of Science in Athletic Training, M.S.A.T.
• Doctor of Education in Kinesiology (Online), Ed.D.
• Mental Skills for Sport Coaching, PBC
• Psychosocial Strategies for Physical Activity Promotion, PBC

Master of Science in Athletic Training, M.S.A.T.

The Master of Science in Athletic Training program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become certified athletic trainers.

Clinical Education

The clinical education plan is rooted in theories of peer-assisted learning, experiential learning, and adult learning. The plan follows the guidelines set forth in the CAATE "Standards and Guidelines for an Accredited Educational Program for the Athletic Trainer".

Clinical Rotation Assignments

Clinical rotation assignments are determined by the AT Program Faculty and Preceptors. Students gain clinical experiences in various settings, including:

• College/University
• High School
• Rehab Intensive/Primary Care
• Professional/Amateur Sport

Settings

The program has a large number of clinical sites, including:

• UNCG
• East Forsyth High School
• Emerg Ortho
• Greensboro Swarm
• Wake Forest University
• Northern Guilford High School
• Healing Hands
• Charlotte Hornets
• Guilford College
• NW Guilford
• UNC Ortho @ Panther Creek
• NC Courage

Clinical Exposure

Students are exposed to various clinical experiences, including:

• Upper Extremity
• Lower Extremity
• Equipment Intensive
• General Medical

Patient Exposure

Students work with diverse patient populations, including:

• Male Patients
• Female Patients
• Adolescents
• General Population

Research and Community Engagement

The Department of Kinesiology is involved in various research and community engagement activities, including:

Research

The department has research labs and conducts studies in various areas of kinesiology.

Community Engagement

The department is engaged in several community outreach programs, including:

• BELT
• Fibromyalgia
• HOPE
• Middle College PE Program
• PAAD2
• Project Effort

Location and Contact

The Department of Kinesiology is located at 250 Coleman Bldg., 1408 Walker Ave., Greensboro, NC 27412.