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2019-20 Draft Timetable

Students are reminded that this document is subject to change. Please consult the SKHS Registration website to ensure that you are working with the latest version (see date in footer of this Draft Timetable).

Please note that information is subject to change until the start of classes.

Contents HLTH Courses ..............................................................................................................................................2

HLTH Option Courses ............................................................................................................................... 20

BISC Courses – HLTH, KIN and PHE plan options ..................................................................................... 20

KNPE Courses ........................................................................................................................................... 21

PACT Courses ........................................................................................................................................... 43

Timetabling Notes .................................................................................................................................... 45

Registration Tips and Hints ...................................................................................................................... 46

Contact Information ................................................................................................................................ 47

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Draft Timetable 2019-20

As of: September 11, 2019 Page 2

HLTH Courses

HLTH 101/3.0 Social Determinants of Health Fall Term Bisung, E.

Comment Also offered at the Bader International Study Centre in Fall 2019 First-year students in a KINE plan automatically registered by the SKHS UG Office.

Prerequisite Exclusion This course leads to: HLTH 205/3.0, HLTH 305/3.0, HLTH 334/3.0, HLTH 350/3.0 Enrolment Limit 325 (001)

325 (002) Tutorials (26) weekly 25 each

Course Reserves Before Open Enrolment

ASC YR1-4 KINE Plans 165 seats First-year students 490 seats

Before Open Enrolment

HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan. All plans – Level 1 only.

After Open Enrolment No restrictions

HLTH 101/3.0 Social Determinants of Health Winter Term (online) Patterson, Kaitlyn

Prerequisite Exclusion This course leads to: HLTH 205/3.0, HLTH 305/3.0, HLTH 334/3.0, HLTH 350/3.0 Enrolment Limit 200

Before/After Open Enrolment

All Plans 180 seats Distance Studies students 20 seats

HLTH 102/3.0 Personal Health and Wellness Winter Term Tomasone, J. Blackett, B. & Hall, S.

Comment Also offered at the Bader International Study Centre in Winter 2020.

Prerequisite Exclusion Not available to students in a PHED or KINE Plan. One-Way Exclusion May not be taken with or after 12.0 units in KNPE (formerly PHED; PPHE; KINE) This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 425 Course Reserves Before Open Enrolment

ASC YR1-4 HLTH Plans 25 seats First-year students 400 seats


HLTH students any level. All plans – Level 1 only excluding KIN and PHE.

Open Enrolment All plans excluding KIN and PHE.

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HLTH 200/3.0 Physical Fitness and Wellness Fall Term Torcolacci, M.

Note Required course for Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) for non-KIN plans.

Prerequisite Level 2 Exclusion Not available to students in a PHED or KINE Plan. One-Way Exclusion May not be taken with or after KNPE 227/3.0 and KNPE 255/3.0 This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 250 Until July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH Plans (Level 2 only) July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH Plans (Level 2 or above). Open Enrolment All plans.

HLTH 200/3.0 Physical Fitness and Wellness Winter (online) Torcolacci, M.

Note Required course for Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) for non-KIN plans.

Prerequisite Level 2 Exclusion Not available to students in a PHED or KINE Plan. One-Way Exclusion May not be taken with or after KNPE 227/3.0 and KNPE 255/3.0 This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 200 Before/After Open Enrolment

All Plans 180 seats

Distance Studies students 20 seats

HLTH 205/3.0 Introduction to Health Promotion Fall Term Fergus, S.

Note GLPH 271 will not substitute for HLTH 205 in the HLTH degree plans. Prerequisite HLTH 101/3.0

Level 2 or above in a HLTH plan. Exclusion GLPH 271 This course leads to: HLTH 315/3.0 Enrolment Limits 135 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in HLTH Major, Medial or General plan (Level 2 or above).

Open Enrolment HLTH Minor with another Major, HTLH Major, Medial or General plan (Level 2 or above.






HLTH 230/3.0 Basic Human Nutrition Fall Term (TUE EVE) Lalonde, J.

Prerequisite Level 2 Exclusion No more than 3.0 units from HLTH 230; NURS 100/3.0 Recommendation 4U Biology This course leads to: HLTH 331/3.0 Enrolment Limits 250 Until July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 only) July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 or above). Open Enrolment All plans.

HLTH 235/3.0

Food Systems Fall Term Power, E.

Course description This course introduces contemporary issues in the dominant food system and the ways in which food production, distribution and consumption produce and reproduce relations of power.

Prerequisite HLTH 101/3.0 or SOCY 122/6.0 or GNDS 120/3.0 or GPHY 101 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 170 Until July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 only) July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 or above). Open Enrolment All plans.

HLTH 237/3.0 Introduction to the Study of Alcohol and Drug Problems Fall Term (MON EVE) Winter Term (MON EVE) Shore, R.

Comment Offered Mondays 6:30 to 9:20 p.m. Prerequisite PSYC 100/6.0 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 170 in both Fall and in Winter Terms. Until July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 only) July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 or above). Open Enrolment All plans.






HLTH 252/3.0 Introduction to Research Methods Fall Term Gurd, B.

Prerequisite Level 2 or above in a (HLTH Major or a Medial), KINE or PHED plan. Corequisite 3.0 units from STAT 261/3.0; STAT 263/3.0; STAT 267/3.0; STAT 367/3.0;

COMM 162/3.0; ECON 252/3.0; PSYC 202/3.0; SOCY 211/3.0; BIOL 423/3.0; CHEE 209/3.0; GPHY240/3.0; KNPE 251/3.0 or PHED251/3.0; POLS 385/3.0; NURS 323/3.0.

One-Way Exclusion May not be taken with or after: BMED 270/3.0; GPHY 240/3.0; PSYC 203/3.0; SOCY 210/3.0; SOCY 321/.30; STAT 362/3.0.

Exclusion Note BMED 270 may not substitute for HLTH 252 in HLTH or KIN degree plans. This course leads to: HLTH 323/3.0, HLTH 352/3.0, KNPE 352/3.0

Recommended for: HLTH 595/6.0, KNPE 595/6.0 Enrolment Limits 289 Before Open Enrolment

HLTH Major or Medial, KINE or PHED Plans – Level 2 or above.

Open Enrolment HLTH Minor, Major or Medial, KINE or PHED Plans – Level 2 or above.

HLTH 270/3.0

Movement Behaviours and Health Fall Term Held, N.

Course description Movement is on a continuum that includes sleep, sedentary behaviour, and physical activity. This course will use primary prevention and life course approaches to study movement behaviour levels of the population, the influence of movement behaviours on health, and strategies for intervening on movement behaviours.

Note: Not available to students in a PHED or KINE Plan. Prerequisite HLTH 102/3.0 Exclusion No more than 3.0 units from HLTH 270/3.0; KNPE 255/3.0 This course leads to: KNPE 377/3.0 Enrolment Limits 170 Until July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH (Level 2 only). July 23 at noon Restricted to students in HLTH (Level 2 or above). Open Enrolment All plans.





HLTH 300/3.0 Community-Based Practicum NEW Winter Term McCalpin, M.

Comments Students must have applied successfully to the Community-Based Internship in March (deadlines posted in UG News early in Winter Term). See: Community-Based Internship website for more details. • Course consists of pre-internship workshops, weekly seminars, and a

community-based internship (84 practicum hours). • It is the responsibility of the student to seek, apply and arrange internships with

assistance from the Instructor. • Course cannot be added, or dropped online. • Students who are accepted to HLTH 300 will be added to the course by the

SKHS. • Students must submit a request in writing to SKHS UG Office to drop this course.

Prerequisite A minimum cumulative GPA of 1.90. Level 3 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans. Requires permission of the SKHS Internship Coordinator and SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion No more than 3.0 units from KNPE 300/3.0; KNPE 330/3.0; KNPE 336/3.0; KNPE 346/3.0.

This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 10 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan (Level 3 or above).

HLTH 305/3.0 Fundamentals of Health Policy Winter Term Holland, Mary Rita

Comments HLTH 305 replaced HLTH 405/3.0 in the HLTH Major and Medial core requirements as of 2014-15.

Prerequisite Level 3 or above and HLTH 101/3.0. Corequisite Exclusion HLTH 405/3.0 This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 170 Before Open Enrolment

HLTH Minor, Major or Medial, KINE or PHED Plans – Level 3 or above.

Open Enrolment Level 3 or above.


https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/community-based-internship/




HLTH 315/3.0 Theory and Practice of Health Behaviour Change Fall Term Carver, L.

Prerequisite NEW

PSYC 100/6.0 and (3.0 units of HLTH 205/3.0 or KNPE 265/3.0). Level 3 or above. Registration in: a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan; or, the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA).

Exclusion This course leads to: NEW

HLTH 416/3.0; HLTH 417/3.0; HLTH 435/3.0; KNPE 365/3.0 Recommended for KNPE 463/3.0.

Enrolment Limits 170 Before Open Enrolment NEW

HLTH Plans or registered in the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA). – Level 3 or above.

Open Enrolment NEW HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans or registered in the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) – Level 3 or above.

HLTH 323/3.0 Epidemiology Fall Term Lee, E.-Y.

Prerequisite (KNPE 251/3.0 or STAT_Options) and HLTH 252/3.0 Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE, or PHED. Limited spaces are available to students in the LISC(H) and BCHM(H) Plans.

One-Way Exclusion May not be taken with or after BMED 270/3.0; EPID 301/3.0. Exclusion Note BMED 270 may not substitute for HLTH 323 in HLTH or KIN degree plans. This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 125 Before Open Enrolment NEW

HLTH MAJ Plans – Level 3 or above.

Open Enrolment HLTH, KINE or PHED, LISC(H) and BCHM(H) Plans – Level 3 or above.

HLTH 331/3.0 Advanced Human Nutrition Winter Term (TUE EVE) McGlory, C.

Prerequisite HLTH 230/3.0 or NURS 100/3.0. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 170 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 or above).

Open Enrolment All plans.






HLTH 332/3.0

Foundations for Understanding Disability: A Health Perspective

Fall Term Tomasone, J.

Comment Also offered at the Bader International Study Centre in Summer 2020. Prerequisite course for all upper-year, disability-related courses and a corequisite for the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA).

Online This course is scheduled to be offered online each summer commencing in 2020. Course Description NEW

HLTH 332 is designed to provide upper-year students with a solid understanding of disability and disability-related issues as they pertain to health and quality of life. Key disability concepts, such as definitions and models of disability, attitudes, human rights, accessibility, policy, and barriers will be introduced and their relevance to health, quality of life and participation in several life domains will be examined.

Prerequisite NEW

Level 3 or above. Registration in: a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan; the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA); or, registration at the BISC.

Exclusion KNPE 333/3.0; HLTH 397 (Winter 2016: Topic ID: Health, Well-Being Disability); KNPE 333 if taken in 2015-16 or earlier; HLTH 402 if taken in Spring 2015 or earlier.

This course leads to: HLTH 432/3.0; KNPE 335/3.0; KNPE 336/3.0; PACT 333/3.0 Enrolment Limits 190 Before/After Open Enrolment NEW

Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above) or registration in the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA).

HLTH 333/3.0 Contemporary Issues in Human Sexuality Winter term Adams, M.L.

Note Lecture 2hr/week and group work 1hr/week plus tutorial 1hr/week Prerequisite Level 3 in a HLTH, KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: HLTH 430/3.0 (students in KIN/PHE plans); HLTH 434/3.0 Enrolment Limits 90 Tutorials (5) 18 in each Before/After Open Enrolment


HLTH 334/3.0 The Politics of Health and Illness Winter Term Carver, Lisa

Prerequisite HLTH 101/3.0 or KNPE 167/3.0 or SOCY 122/6.0 Level 3 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: HLTH 430/3.0 (students in KIN/PHE plans); HLTH 434/3.0 Enrolment Limits 88 Tutorials (4) 22 in each Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in HLTH Plans (Level 3 or above).

Open Enrolment Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above).







HLTH 352/3.0 Research Skills Development Practicum NEW Fall-Winter UG Chair Watering, R. (Coord.)

Comments Students must arrange for an internship by contacting a professor who will be supervising research interns in 2019-20. The seminar schedule is posted at the start of each term. Students complete minimum of 80 hours of research experience and attend seminars throughout school year. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • Apply directly to the professor/research lab by the deadline of FRI MAR 22,

2019 (read the 2019-20 Research Practicum Opportunities document). • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the Research Internship Form found on the Research Mini-Stream website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor).

Prerequisite KNPE 251/3.0 Level 3 of a HLTH plan. Permission of the course coordinator or the UG Chair.

Corequisite HLTH 252/3.0 One-Way Exclusion KNPE 352/3.0 This course leads to: Recommended for HLTH 595/6.0. Enrolment Limits 11 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in HLTH Major or Medial (Level 3 or above).

HLTH 350/3.0 Topics in Global Health Fall Term Bisung, E.

Comment Also offered at the Bader International Study Centre in Winter 2020.

Prerequisite NEW

HLTH 101/3.0 Level 3 or above

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 90 Before Open Enrolment


Open Enrolment NEW Level 3 or above.


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HLTH 397/3.0 Special Topics in Health Studies Not Offered Comments Offered at the Bader International Study Centre in Winter 2020.

HLTH 397 Topic 1: Health in Humanitarian Crises HLTH 397 Topic 2: Global Health: Challenges in Non-Traditional Security

Archived Winter 2019 Topic ID: Health in Humanitarian Crises (BISC) Winter 2016 Topic ID: Health, Well-Being Disability (K. Jackson) Prerequisite Level 3 in a HLTH, PHED or KINE Plan

Prerequisites will vary depending on the area of study. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 90 Before/After Open Enrolment


HLTH 401/3.0 Inter-professional Collaborative Education Not Offered (BISC) Comments This course falls under a selection of courses with a focus on Interdisciplinary

Studies in Global Health and Disability that will be offered only at the Bader International Study Centre during May-June.

Prerequisite Level 4 and a minimum GPA of 1.9 Corequisite None.

HLTH 402/3.0 Disability Studies: Issues, Research and Policy May – June (BISC) Comments Offered at the Bader International Study Centre in May 2019 and May 2020

(Instructor TBA). This course falls under a selection of courses with a focus on Interdisciplinary Studies in Global Health and Disability that will be offered only at the Bader International Study Centre during May-June when offered.

Prerequisite Level 4 and a minimum GPA of 1.9 and HLTH 332/3.0 or permission of the School. Note: Students who are unable to take HLTH 332/3.0 must complete the online training modules about the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act prior to participation in the BISC Global Health and Disability program. [See http://www.queensu.ca/equity/accessibility/aoda]

Corequisite None.

HLTH 403/3.0 Community-Based Rehabilitation Not Offered (BISC) Comments Offered at the Bader International Study Centre in May 2019 and May 2020

(Instructor B. Richan). This course falls under a selection of courses with a focus on Interdisciplinary Studies in Global Health and Disability that will be offered only at the Bader International Study Centre during May-June.

Prerequisite Level 4 and a minimum GPA of 1.9 Corequisite None.

https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/HLTH%20Course%20Summaries/HLTH399CourseSummary(1).pdf







http://www.queensu.ca/equity/accessibility/aoda






HLTH 404/3.0 Global Studies of Social Inclusion, Community Participation and Mental Illness

May-June (BISC)

Comments Offered at the in May 2019 and May 2020 (Instructor A. Phillipson). This course falls under a selection of courses with a focus on Interdisciplinary Studies in Global health and Disability that will be offered only at the Bader International Study Centre during May-June.

Prerequisite Level 4 and a minimum GPA of 1.9 Corequisite 6.0 units of HLTH 401/3.0, HLTH 402/3.0 and HLTH 403/3.0

HLTH 416/ 3.0 NEW COURSE

Health Program Planning and Evaluation Fall Term Levesque, L.

Effective 2019-20 The former HLTH 415/6.0 has been revised into two courses. HLTH 416/3.0 will be a core course in the HLTH Major plan requirements and become an option in the HLTH Medial plan. HLTH 417/3.0 (see below) will be an option course in both the HLTH Major and Medial plans and will include a service learning project in health promotion.

Course Description

An examination of the principles of programming planning in a variety of settings. Topics will include needs assessment, health promotion program design, implementation and evaluation. Using case studies, students will develop, modify, and/or critique health promotion programming and evaluation initiatives.

Note BMED 471 will not substitute for HLTH 415 in the HLTH degree plans. In special circumstances, HLTH 315/3.0 may be taken concurrently with HLTH

415/3.0 in one’s final year of the HLTH MAJ. Permission of the Undergraduate Chair ([email protected]) in the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies is required. Students who continue to HLTH 416 will focus all assignments (e.g. organizational/community profile) on the partner that they have been assigned for Winter Term; other students will choose other case studies. Required course for the Movement and Health Mini-Stream.

Prerequisite

HLTH 252/3.0 and HLTH 315/3.0 Level 4 in a HLTH Major or Medial.

Exclusion HLTH 415/6.0 GLPH 471/3.0 This course leads to: HLTH 417/3.0 Enrolment Limits 80 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a HLTH Major (Level 4)

Open Enrolment NEW HLTH Major or Medial (Level 4 or above).




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HLTH 417/3.0 NEW COURSE

Community-Based Programming and Evaluation Winter Term Carver, L.

Effective 2019-20 HLTH 417/3.0 will be an option course in both the HLTH Major and Medial plans and will include a service learning project in health promotion.

Course Description This course is designed to advance student understanding of health promotion planning, implementation, and evaluation. This course uses a combination of seminar discussions and community-based activities to prepare students with core competencies required in health promotion and public health practice. A major focus of the course is a service-learning project completed in collaboration with a community partner.

Comments Students will be expected to do some preparation in Fall Term – through a case study in HLTH 416 (based on community partner that they will work with) and initial meetings with partner and the SKHS Internship Coordinator to outline the scope of the Winter Term project. Required course for the Movement and Health Mini-Stream.

Notes

Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit the HLTH 417 Form found on the Community-Based Programming and Evaluation website to the SKHS UG Office by SUN JUN 30 and ask for this course during Advanced Course Sign-Up from MAY 13-24 (read the Advanced Course Selection Manual). Movement and health students will be assigned to the same section which will focus on these interventions.

Prerequisite HLTH 416/3.0 CGPA of 2.70 and permission of the SKHS UG Chair Level 4 in a HLTH Major or Medial.

Exclusion HLTH 415/6.0 This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 40 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a HLTH Major (Level 4)

Open Enrolment HLTH Major or Medial (Level 4 or above).


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https://skhs.queensu.ca/prospective-students/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/community-based-programming-and-evaluation/

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HLTH 430/3.0 Critical Weight Studies NEW Fall Term Power, E.

Course Description NEW

We live in a fat-phobic world where discrimination on the basis of body size is a socially acceptable form of prejudice. This seminar style course draws on the rapidly developing literature in the scholarly field of fat studies to consider body weight and fat-phobia from critical, cultural perspectives.

Prerequisite Level 3 or above in a (HLTH Major or Medial) Plan or Level 3 or above in a PHED or KINE Plan and HLTH 333/3.0 or HLTH 334/3.0


Restricted to students in HLTH Major or Medial (Level 4)

Open Enrolment

HLTH Major or Medial, KINE or PHE Plans (Level 3 or above)

HLTH 434/3.0 Social Movements in Health Not offered King, S.

Prerequisite HLTH 333/3.0 or HLTH 334/3.0 or DEVS 320/3.0 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a HLTH Major or Medial (Level 4).

Open Enrolment Restricted to students in (HLTH Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above).

HLTH 435/3.0 Seminar on HIV/AIDS Prevention Winter Term Fergus, S.

Prerequisite HLTH 315/3.0 Level 4 or above in a HLTH (Major or Medial), KINE or PHED plan.


Restricted to students in HLTH Major or Medial Plans (Level 4).

After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in (HLTH Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans.






HLTH 445/3.0 Critical Health Promotion Fall term Masuda, J.

Comments Course offered in alternate years. Prerequisite HLTH 205/3.0 or HLTH 315/3.0

Level 4 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans. Exclusion HLTH 493/3.0 Topic ID Critical Health Promotion (offered in Winter Term 2015 and

Fall Term 2015). This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in HLTH Major or Medial Plans.

After Open Enrolment Restricted to students in Level 4 of a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan.

HLTH 455/3.0 Health and Built Environment Not Offered Prerequisite Level 4 or above in a (HLTH, Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans. Exclusion No more than 3.0 units from HLTH 497/3.0 (if taken 2012-2015) and HLTH 455/3.0. This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in Level 4 of a HLTH Major.

Open Enrolment Restricted to students in Level 4 of a HLTH Major or Medial, KINE or PHED Plan.

HLTH 456/3.0 Survey of Research and Literature in Health Studies Fall, Winter or FW UG Chair

Comments Students must arrange for this independent course by asking an individual professor if they are willing to supervise a student in 2018-19. Students can take complete this course in Fall Term, Winter Term or across both Fall and Winter Terms. Taking HLTH 456/3.0 across both terms is recommended if you do not think you can complete all of the work in Fall Term only. This will avoid an incomplete grade on your transcript for post-degree applications. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit the

HLTH 456 Form found on the Independent Courses website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor). The absolute deadline to register is the second Friday of classes but students should take care of the paperwork before their appointment time in July.

Prerequisite Level 4 in a (HLTH Major or Medial), PHED or KINE plan. Requires permission of a supervisor and the SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 6 in each term. Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in (HLTH Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 4 or above).




https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/independent-courses/



HLTH 491/3.0 Special Project in Health Studies Fall, Winter or FW UG Chair

Comments Students must arrange for this independent course by asking an individual professor if they are willing to supervise a student in 2018-19. Students can take complete this course in Fall Term, Winter Term or across both Fall and Winter Terms. Taking HLTH 491/3.0 across both terms is recommended if you do not think you can complete all of the work in Fall Term only. This will avoid an incomplete grade on your transcript for post-degree applications. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the HLTH 491 Form found on the Independent Courses website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor). The absolute deadline to register is the second Friday of classes but students should take care of the paperwork before their appointment time in July.

Prerequisite Level 4 in a (HLTH Major or Medial), PHED or KINE plan. Requires permission of a supervisor and the SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 6 in each term Before/After Open Enrolment






HLTH 493/3.0 Advanced Topics in Health Studies I Topic ID: Seminar on Harm Reduction as a Health Promotion Strategy

Winter Term Fergus, S.

Course Description In this seminar-style course, we will investigate how harm reduction—a philosophy and approach to health promotion that seeks to reduce the health, social, and economic costs of legal and illegal drug use without necessarily reducing drug consumption—has been used to develop, implement, and evaluate a variety of policies and programs in Canada and internationally. Topics may include needle and other drug paraphernalia access programs, supervised injection and other consumption sites, methadone maintenance therapy, take-home naloxone programs, prescription heroin availability, marijuana legalization and the medical use of marijuana for opioid substitution, managed alcohol programs, and vaping of tobacco or marijuana. Additional topics may include harm reduction approaches to problematic gambling and risky sexual behaviours, prison-based tattoo programs, and housing first as a policy aimed to reduce the harms of chronic homelessness. This course will follow a seminar format in which student preparation, presentation, participation, and discussion are key requirements for student learning.

Comments Not offered on a regular basis. Included in the Physical Activity, Epidemiology, and Health Promotion category of the KINE plan requirements.

Archived Winter 2016 Topic ID: Seminar on Harm Reduction as a Health Promotion Strategy (S. Fergus)

Winter 2015, Fall 2015 Topic ID: Critical Health Promotion (J. Masuda) Prerequisite Note: Prerequisites will vary depending on the area of study.

Winter 2019: HLTH 205 or HLTH 315. HLTH 237 is recommended. Exclusion Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment


After Open Enrolment Restricted to students in (HLTH Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 4 or above).



HLTH 495/3.0 Advanced Topics in Health Studies Topic ID: Critical Health Issues & Research in Gerontology

Fall term (WED EVE) Stone, Rachael

Course Description This course explores current and emerging boundaries and opportunities that an aging population presents within the realm of health and social services. In a seminar format, this course aims to foster critical thinking and challenge our definitions of what it means to age and to have freedom of choice. The effect of aging on Canadian health and social systems, and the policies needed to support healthy aging will be examined thoroughly. Special attention will be given to evaluation of programs that address social, physical and economic determinants of wellness for older adults in Canada, as well as knowledge mobilization strategies that foster inclusion, empowerment and innovation. Key issues of focus include: the health care system, stigma and ageism, elder abuse, the aging workforce, retirement and social supports, “aging in place”, community services, leisure and physical activity support, and formal and informal care. Through the weekly readings, academic assignments and discussions, you will have the opportunity to gain vital knowledge about the key issues in the field of Gerontology that can be applied to current and future academic, work and social settings.

Comments Not offered on a regular basis. Included in the Physical Activity, Epidemiology, and Health Promotion category of the KINE plan requirements.

Archived Fall 2017 Topic ID: Food Insecurity (S. Belyea) Fall 2016 Topic ID: Animals, Health and Society (S. King) Winter 2015, Fall 2015 Topic ID: Critical Health Promotion (J. Masuda)

Fall 2014 Topic ID: Health and the Built Environment (A. Phillipson) Fall 2013 Topic ID: Health and the Built Environment (K. Bergeron) Prerequisite Level 4 in a HLTH (Major or Medial), PHED or KINE Plans.

Prerequisites will vary depending on the area of study. Exclusion Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment






HLTH 497/3.0 Special Topics in Health Studies Topic ID: Ecological Embodiment: The Politics of Food, Fitness, and the Environment

Fall Term King, S.

Description Is a high protein diet bad for the planet? What does it mean to hike on stolen land? Can I wear yoga pants and still be a friend to fish? This course will consider a variety of approaches to answering such questions. We will start from the premise that “the environment” is not located outside the body, but is instead part and parcel of it. Understanding what “ecological embodiment” means, and what it implies for thinking about health in the context of climate change, will form the focus of our work. Drawing on a broad range of interdisciplinary literature on food, fitness, and the environment, we will undertake case studies of topics ranging from mud running to the microbiome, and from protein power to the paleo diet. We will be guided, especially, by scholarship in Indigenous, critical race, feminist, multispecies and science studies as we learn to think relationally, rather than individually, about diet and exercise.

Comments Not offered on a regular basis. See International Program Office – BISC website for details on courses offered.

Archived Winter 2018 Topic ID: Cultural Embodiment in Powwow (Meness, J.) May 2017 Topic ID 1: Global Health Communication (TBA) offered at the Bader

International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England. May 2017 Topic ID 2: Global Healthcare Innovation (TBA) offered at the Bader

International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England. May 2016 Topic ID: Global Sport and Disability (K. Jackson) offered at the

Bader International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England. Winter 2015 Topic ID: Critical Perspectives in Mental Health Studies (A. Phillipson) Winter 2013 Topic ID: Critical Perspectives in Mental Health Studies (A. Phillipson)

Prerequisite Level 4 in a HLTH (Major or Medial), PHED or KINE Plans or registration at the International Program Office – BISC.

Exclusion Enrolment Limits 20 An additional 5 seats are reserved for self-identified Indigenous,

Level 3-4 SKHS students on a first-come basis. Please contact the SKHS UG Office.

Note As of Open Enrolment, the enrolment limit will increase to 25. Before/After Open Enrolment



http://www.queensu.ca/ipo/outgoing-students/bader-international-study-centre


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HLTH 497/3.0 Special Topics in Health Studies Topic ID: Cultural Embodiment in Powwow

Not Offered Meness, J.

Comments Not offered on a regular basis. See International Program Office – BISC website for details on courses offered.

Archived Winter 2018 Topic ID: Cultural Embodiment in Powwow (Meness, J.) May 2017 Topic ID 1: Global Health Communication (TBA) offered at the Bader

International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England. May 2017 Topic ID 2: Global Healthcare Innovation (TBA) offered at the Bader

International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England. May 2016 Topic ID: Global Sport and Disability (K. Jackson) offered at the

Bader International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England. Winter 2013 Topic ID: Health and the Built Environment (K. Bergeron)

Prerequisite Level 4 in a HLTH (Major or Medial), PHED or KINE Plans or registration at the International Program Office – BISC.

Exclusion Enrolment Limits 20 An additional 5 seats are reserved for self-identified Indigenous,

Level 3-4 SKHS students on a first-come basis. Please contact the SKHS UG Office.

Note As of Open Enrolment, the enrolment limit will increase to 25. Before/After Open Enrolment


HLTH 595/6.0 Honours Thesis in Health Studies Fall-Winter UG Chair

Comments Students must arrange to do a thesis by contacting a professor who would be willing to supervise an Honours Thesis in 2018-19. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the HLTH 595 Form found on the Independent Courses website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor). The absolute deadline to register is the second Friday of classes in September but students should take care of the paperwork before their appointment time in July.

Recommendation HLTH 252/3.0 and HLTH 352/3.0 Prerequisite A cumulative GPA of 3.5 (A-).

Level 4 in a HLTH (Major or Medial), PHED or KINE Plan. Limited spaces available; priority to Health Studies students. Requires permission of a supervisor and the SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 8 Before/After Open Enrolment





mailto:[email protected]?subject=HLTH%20497%20Reserved%20Seats





HLTH Option Courses The following courses are option courses in the Major, Medial and/or Minor Health plan requirements.

BISC Courses – HLTH, KIN and PHE plan options For information about the Bader International Study Center and detailed information/course descriptions for the courses offered there, contact the International Program Office.

Summer 2019 (6wks) Fall 2019 Winter 2020 Summer 2020 (6wks) HLTH 402/3.0 HLTH 403/3.0 HLTH 404/3.0

HLTH 101/3.0 HLTH 102/3.0 HLTH 350/3.0 HLTH 397/3.0 (1) HLTH 397/3.0 (2)

HLTH 332/3.0 HLTH 402/3.0 HLTH 403/3.0 HLTH 404/3.0

Code Not Offered Fall Term 2019 Winter Term 2020

DEVS DEVS 320/3.0 ECON ECON 243/3.0 (Tue Eve) ENSC ENSC 420/3.0 GPHY GPHY 229/3.0

GPHY 336/3.0 GPHY 339/3.0 GPHY 349/3.0

LLCU LLCU 327/3.0 PHIL PHIL 201/3.0

PHIL 301/3.0 PSYC PSYC 332/3.0

https://www.queensu.ca/bisc/

https://www.queensu.ca/ipo/outgoing-students/bader-international-study-centre

http://www.queensu.ca/geographyandplanning/sites/webpublish.queensu.ca.dgpwww/files/files/Undergrad%20Course%20Outlines/GPHY%20229%20Fall%202016.pdf

http://www.queensu.ca/geographyandplanning/sites/webpublish.queensu.ca.dgpwww/files/files/Undergrad%20Course%20Outlines/GPHY%20336%20Fall%202016.pdf

http://www.queensu.ca/geographyandplanning/sites/webpublish.queensu.ca.dgpwww/files/files/Undergrad%20Course%20Outlines/Course%20Offerings/GPHY%20339%20Winter%202017.pdf



KNPE Courses

KNPE 125/3.0 Introduction to Human Physiology Winter Term Bonafiglia, J., Drouin, P. & Islam, H.

Comments First-year KINE and PHED students are automatically registered. Course cannot be dropped on-line, see SKHS UG Office for assistance.

Prerequisite Level 1 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED plan. Corequisite Exclusion No more than one course from KNPE 125/3.0; KNPE 225/3.0; PHGY 170/3.0; PHGY

210/6.; PHGY 212/6.0; PHGY 214/6.0 This course leads to: KNPE 225/3.0; KNPE 227/3.0; KNPE 255/3.0; KNPE 327/3.0; KNPE 355/3.0;

KNPE 427/3.0; KNPE 429/3.0; KNPE 455/3.0; KNPE 459/3.0 Enrolment Limits 250 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in HLTH (Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 1 or above).


Restricted to students in HLTH (Major, Medial or Minor), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 1 or above).

KNPE 153/3.0 Introductory Biomechanics Fall Term Costigan, P.


Prerequisite Level 1 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 254/3.0, KNPE 354/3.0, KNPE 450/3.0, KNPE 454/3.0 Enrolment Limits 170 Tutorials (5) 35 in each Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE or PHED Plans (Level 1 or above).

https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/KNPE%20Course%20Summaries/KNPE125CourseSummary.pdf




KNPE 167/3.0 Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Sport and Physical Activity

Winter Term Szto, C.


Prerequisite Level 1 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: HLTH 334/3.0, KNPE 367/3.0, KNPE 473/3.0 Enrolment Limits 170 Tutorials (6) 29 in 002, 003 (2)

28 in 004. 005, 006, 007 (4) Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 203/3.0 Coaching and Leadership in Sport NEW Winter Term Coté, J.


The aim of this course is to explore the concepts of coaching and leadership in relation to sport. The course addresses topics such as theoretical models of coaching and leadership, coaching behaviours, coach education, and the role of coaches in promoting performance, participation, and personal development through sport. The course focuses on practical and methodological issues related to coaching and leadership research in sport.

Comment This core course for the PHED plan (taken in third year) is an option course for the KINE plan.

Recommendation KNPE 237/3.0 Prerequisite KNPE 265/3.0

Level 2 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: PACT 403/3.0 Enrolment Limits 36 Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in PHED Plans (Level 2 or above).

Open Enrolment Restricted to students in KINE or PHED plans (Level 2 or above).





KNPE 225/3.0 Advanced Human Physiology Fall Term Tschakovsky, M.

Comment Second-year KINE and PHED students are automatically registered. Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0

Level 2 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan. Exclusion No more than 6.0 units from KNPE 125/3.0; KNPE 225/3.0; PHGY 210/6.0;

PHGY 212/6.0; PHGY 214/6.0 One-way exclusion PHGY 170/3.0 (Not allowed after completion of KNPE 225). This course leads to: KNPE 227/3.0; KNPE 255/3.0; KNPE 327/3.0; KNPE 355/3.0; KNPE 427/3.0;

KNPE 429/3.0; KNPE 455/3.0; KNPE 429/3.0; KNPE 459/3.0 Enrolment Limits 180 Tutorials (8) 22 in 002-005 (4)

23 in 006-009 (4) Course Reserves Before Open Enrolment

KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 or above) 170 seats HLTH Plans (Level 2 or above) 10 seats


Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED plans (Level 2 or above).

KNPE 227/3.0 Exercise Physiology Winter Term Gurd, B.

Comment Second-year KINE and PHED students are automatically registered. Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0, KNPE 225/3.0

Level 2 or above in a KINE or a PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 255/3.0; KNPE 327/3.0; KNPE 339/3.0; KNPE 355/3.0; KNPE 345/3.0;

KNPE 427/3.0; KNPE 429/3.0; KNPE 455/3.0; KNPE 459/3.0 Enrolment Limits 175 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE or PHED plans (Level 2 or above).

KNPE 237/3.0 Child and Adolescent Motor Development Fall Term Martin, L.

Note KNPE 237/3.0 taken in 2011-12 or earlier counts as a lab requirement in the KINE plan.

Comment Second-year PHED students are automatically registered. Prerequisite Level 2 or above in a KINE or a PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 203/3.0; KNPE 333/3.0; PACT 237 Enrolment Limits 70 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE or PHED plans (Level 2 or above).






KNPE 251/3.0 Introduction to Statistics Fall Term Nelson, William

Comment Second-year KINE students are automatically registered. Comments This course is taught in a blended learning model with other departmental statistics

courses. Prerequisite Level 2 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion BIOL 243/3.0; CHEE 209/3.0; ECON 250/3.0; GPHY 247/3.0; NURS 323/3.0;

POLS 385/3.0; PSYC 202/3.0; SOCY 211/3.0; STAT 263/3.0; STAT 267/3.0; STAT 367/3.0; COMM 163/3.0

This course leads to: HLTH 252/3.0; HLTH 323/3.0; HLTH 352/3.0; KNPE 352/3.0 Enrolment Limits LECT 001 80

LECT 002 85 LECT 003 85 Total 250

Tutorials (8) 31 in each.




Restricted to students in (HLTH Major, Medial or Minor), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 2 or above).

KNPE 254/3.0 Biomechanical Analysis of Human Movement Winter Term Selinger, J.

Comment Second-year KINE and PHED students are automatically registered.

Prerequisite KNPE 153/3.0 Level 2 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Recommended ANAT 315/3.0 Exclusion KNPE 353/3.0 This course leads to: KNPE 345/3.0; KNPE 354/3.0; KNPE 450/3.0; KNPE 454/3.0 Enrolment Limits 185 Tutorials (5) 37 in each Before/After Open Enrolment



http://www.queensu.ca/skhs/sites/default/files/KNPE254CourseSummary.pdf



KNPE 255/3.0 Physical Activity, Fitness and Health Winter term Ross, B.

Comment Requirement for Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) for students in KIN plans.

Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0, Level 2 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Corequisite KNPE 225/3.0 and KNPE 227/3.0 Exclusion No more than 3.0 units from HLTH 270/3.0; KNPE 255/3.0 This course leads to: KNPE 355/3.0; KNPE 427/3.0; KNPE 455/3.0 Enrolment Limits 185 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 261/3.0 Motor Learning and Control Fall Term Selinger, J.

Prerequisite PSYC 100/6.0 Level 2 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 166 Labs (6) 28 in 002-005 (4)

27 in 006-007 (2) Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 265/3.0 Psychology of Sport and Exercise Fall Term Martin, L.

Comment Second-year KINE and PHED students are automatically registered. Prerequisite Level 2 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED plan. Corequisite PSYC 100/6.0 Exclusion This course leads to: HLTH 315/3.0; KNPE 203/3.0; KNPE 363/3.0; KNPE 365/3.0; KNPE 463/3.0;

KNPE 465/3.0 Enrolment Limits 183 Before/After Open Enrolment




https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/KNPE%20Course%20Summaries/KNPE265CourseSummmary.pdf



KNPE 300/3.0

Community-Based Practicum NEW Winter Term McCalpin, M.

Comments Students must have applied successfully to the Community-Based Internship in March (deadlines posted in UG News early in Winter Term). See: Community-Based Internship website for more details. • Course consists of pre-internship workshops, weekly seminars, and a

community-based internship (84 practicum hours). • It is the responsibility of the student to seek, apply and arrange internships with

assistance from the Instructor. • Course cannot be added, or dropped online. • Students who are accepted to HLTH 300 will be added to the course by the

SKHS. • Students must submit a request in writing to SKHS UG Office to drop this

course.

Prerequisite A minimum cumulative GPA of 1.90. Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED Plans. Requires permission of the SKHS Internship Coordinator and SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion No more than HLTH 300/3.0; KNPE 300/3.0; KNPE 330/3.0; KNPE 336/3.0; KNPE 346/3.0


Restricted to students in a KINE or PHED Plan (Level 3 or above).

KNPE 327/3.0 Exercise Physiology Laboratory Winter Term Tschakovsky, M.

Comments Offered annually in opposite term to KNPE 355/3.0 There will be one-hour lectures on both Monday and Tuesday mornings.

Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0, KNPE 225/.30 and KNPE 227/3.0 Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 32 Labs (2) 16 in each Before/After Open Enrolment



https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/community-based-internship/




KNPE 330/4.5 Athletic Therapy Field Placement Fall or Fall-Winter McCalpin, M. (SKHS) Bennet, Ryan (ARC)

Comments Students must have applied successfully to the Athletic Therapy Mini-Stream at the end of first year and have proof of completing 36 hours of Athletic Therapy experience by the end of second year. • The date of the Mini-Stream Information Session held in February and the

deadline to apply will be posted in the UG News. See: Exercise, Disability and Aging Mini-Stream website for more details. • Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification. • Course cannot be added, or dropped on-line. • Students who are accepted to level 2 of the Athletic Therapy Mini-Stream will be

added to the course by the SKHS. • Students must submit a request in writing to SKHS UG Office to drop this course. • Students who successfully complete both KNPE 330/4.5 and KNPE 430/4.5 will

have 9.0 units towards their overall GPA. Prerequisite (ANAT 315/3.0 and KNPE 331/3.0) and, a GPA of 2.70.

Permission of the course coordinator and the UG Chair required. Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 430/4.5 Enrolment Limits 20 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 331/3.0 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries Winter Term Ross, D.

Comments Level 2 students in a KINE or PHED plan who are accepted will be added to the course by the SKHS. Details on Athletic Therapy Mini-Stream website. Lab materials estimated cost $30.

Prerequisite Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. ANAT 315/3.0 and ANAT 316/3.0

Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 330/4.5, KNPE 430/4.5 Enrolment Limits 120 Labs (3) 40 in each Before Open Enrolment





https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/exercise-disability-and-aging-mini-stream/


https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/athletic-therapy-mini-stream/



KNPE 335/3.0 Healthy Aging Fall Term Stone, R.

Note on prerequisite Also offered at the Bader International Study Centre in Winter term 2018.

Prerequisite NEW

Level 3 or above.

Corequisite HLTH 332/3.0 (or KNPE 333, prior to 2016-17) or HLTH 397 (15-16). Exclusion This course leads to: PACT 335/3.0 Enrolment Limits 90 Before Open Enrolment NEW

Restricted to students in HLTH, KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above) or registered in the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) (Level 3 or above).

Open Enrolment NEW Level 3 or above.

KNPE 336/3.0 Community Field Placement in Disability and Physical Activity NEW

Fall and Winter Term Spring-Summer 2020 Tomasone, J.

Comments

Students must have applied successfully to the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) at the end of second year. • The date of the Certificate (DIPA) Information Session held in February and the

deadline to apply will be posted in the UG News. See: Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) website for more details. • There will be 12 seminar hours (one hour per week) over the term. • Students will acquire 84 practicum hours over the term with Revved Up. There

is also a mandatory in-gym training scheduled before the term starts (hours are included as part of the 84 practicum hours.) Revved Up hours: Mon. 10:00-11:00, 11:30-12:30, 1:00-3:00 and 5:00-8:00; Tue. 10:00-11:00, 1:00-4:00, 5:00-8:00; Wed. 10:00-11:00, 11:30-12:30, 1:00-3:00 and 5:00-8:00; Thur. 10:00-11:00, 1:00-3:00; 5:00-8:00 or Fri. 10:00-11:00 and 1:00-2:00.

• Student will use private study hours to complete course assignments, including online modules prior to the in-gym training day.

• Valid First Aid, CPR & CPIC required. • Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • Students who are accepted to level 2 of the Certificate in Disability and Physical

Activity (DIPA) will be automatically added to the course by the SKHS.

Note NEW Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification and CPIC.

Prerequisite NEW

Level 3 or above. HLTH 200 or KNPE 255. Registration in the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA).

Note on Corequisite Students admitted to a KINE or PHED plan in 2013-14 or earlier may appeal to the SKHS UG Office to be allowed the following instead of the corequisite. KNPE 333/3.0 or KNPE 335/3.0 taken in 2015-16 or earlier.

Corequisite HLTH 332/3.0

Exclusion NEW

This course leads to: KNPE 436/3.0 Enrolment Limits 20 per term. Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students registered in the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA).




https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/certificate-in-disability-and-physical-activity-dipa/



KNPE 337/3.0

Physical Activity Promotion for Children and Youth Winter Term Turnnidge, J.

Comment Students must apply to take this course. Email a one-page statement of interest and a resume to [email protected] by FRI SEPT 27 by 4:00 p.m.

Note Transportation and other costs (e.g. required Criminal Checks) are the responsibility of the student. Students will be paired and expected to do a three-hour, weekly placement in a local school for Weeks 5 to 12 of term. The Internship Coordinator will assist with this process, but it is ultimately the responsibility of the students to manage/organize.

Prerequisite (KNPE 237/3.0 or HLTH 270/3.0) and permission of the SKHS Undergraduate Coordinator. Level 3 or above in a KINE, HLTH Major or Medial Plan.

Corequisite Exclusion PACT 237/3.0 This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 40 Lab (1) 40 each Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 338/3.0 NEW Exploring Active Urban Communities AUG 28 – SEPT 4, 2019 (see notes) Clarke, Kyle

Course Description

The goal of this course is to explore the interconnections between active living, natural spaces and the built urban environment, with an emphasis on active transport, outdoor recreational activities, civic ecology, urban parks and green spaces, land use and public policy. Students will participate in an expedition-style learning experience, spending a week living, traveling and learning together as a group. This is an experiential course of study whereby students will engage with a variety of community leaders, elders and activists, as well as partake in an array of outdoor and physical activities.

Notes An Information Session about KNPE 338 will be held on WED MAR 27 at 5:30 in KINES 100. The form to become registered will be handed out at this meeting and the link to it will be posted here when available. • KNPE 338 Form is due July 24, 2019. • There will be an additional tuition cost of $400.

As of Open Enrolment in August, this course cannot be added or dropped on-line. If a student needs to drop KNPE 338, they can do so by contacting the SKHS UG Office or the Faculty of Arts & Science. However, dropping KNPE338 in August or September will involve a financial penalty as the course is held in the week before the start of Fall Term and a two-hour participatory event in mid-October.

Prerequisite

Level 3 or above. Registration in: a HLTH Major or Medial, KINE or PHED Plan.

Corequisite Exclusion PACT 338/3.0 This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in Honours HLTH (Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above).





KNPE 339/3.0

Advanced Exercise Metabolism Fall Term Bonafiglia, J., & Islam, H.

Prerequisite Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. KNPE 225/3.0 and KNPE 227/3.0

Exclusion KNPE 427/3.0 (no longer offered) This course leads to: KNPE 439/3.0 Enrolment Limits 96 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above).

KNPE 345/3.0 The Science and Methodology of Sport Training Conditioning Programs

Winter Term McAuslan C. & Karagiozov, E.

Comments Level 2 students in a KINE or PHED plan who are accepted will be automatically added to the course by the SKHS. Details on Strength and Conditioning Mini-Stream website.


Corequisite KNPE 254/.30 Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 346/4.5; KNPE 446/4.5 (Strength and Conditioning Mini-Stream) Enrolment Limits 60 Labs (3) 20 in each Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above)

http://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/KNPE%20Course%20Summaries/KNPE339CourseSummary.pdf


https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/strength-and-conditioning-mini-stream/



KNPE 346/4.5 Strength and Conditioning Field Placement Fall or Fall-Winter Term McCalpin, M. (SKHS) McAuslan, Colin (ARC)

Comments Students must have applied successfully to the Strength and Conditioning Mini-Stream at the end of first year and have proof of completing 36 hours Strength and Conditioning experience by the end of second year.

• Mini-Stream Information Session for first-years (held Feb. 28/17) and the deadline to apply will be posted in the UG News.

Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification. Course cannot be added or dropped on-line.

• Level 2 students in a KINE or PHED plan who are accepted will be added to the course by the SKHS. Details on Strength and Conditioning Mini-Stream website.

• Lab materials estimated cost $30. • Students must submit a request in writing to SKHS UG Office to drop this

course. Students who successfully complete both KNPE 346/4.5 and KNPE 446/4.5 will have 9.0 units towards their overall GPA.

Prerequisite ANAT 315/3.0 and KNPE 345/3.0 GPA of 2.70. Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. Permission of the course coordinator or the UG Chair is required.

Exclusion This course leads to: KNPE 446/4.5 Enrolment Limits 15 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above)


https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/strength-and-conditioning-mini-stream/



KNPE 352/3.0 Research Skills Development Practicum NEW Fall-Winter UG Chair Watering, R. (Coord.)

Comments Students must arrange for an internship by contacting a professor who will be supervising research interns in 2019-20. The seminar schedule is posted at the start of each term. Students complete minimum of 80 hours of research experience and attend seminars throughout school year. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • Apply directly to the professor/research lab by the deadline of FRI MAR 22,

2019 (read the 2019-20 Research Practicum Opportunities document). • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the Research Internship Form found on the Research Mini-Stream website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor).

Prerequisite KNPE 251/3.0 or NURS 323/3.0. Level 3 of a KINE or PHED plan and permission of the course coordinator or the UG Chair.

Corequisite HLTH 252/3.0 One-Way Exclusion HLTH 352/3.0 This course leads to: Recommended for KNPE 595/6.0. Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in YR 3 of an honours KINE of PHED Plan.

KNPE 354/3.0 Occupational Biomechanics and Physical Ergonomics Winter Term Costigan, P.

Prerequisite KNPE 254/3.0 Exclusion KNPE 253/3.0 if taken before 2014-15. This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 35 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 355/3.0 Clinical Fitness Assessment Laboratory Fall Term Held, N.

Comments One- hour lecture plus a three-hour lab per week. Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0, KNPE 225/.30, KNPE 227/3.0 and KNPE 255/3.0

Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. Corequisite Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 75 Labs (3) 25 in each Before/After Open Enrolment



https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/Mini-Streams/2019-20%20Research%20Practicum%20Opportunities.pdf

https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/research-mini-stream/





KNPE 363/3.0 Psychology of Sport and Performance Winter Term Martin, L.




KNPE 365/3.0 Motivational Interviewing for Physical Activity Behaviour Winter Term Baillie, C.

Prerequisite PSYC 100/6.0 and (KNPE 265/3.0 or HLTH 315/3.0) Level 3 or above in a HLTH, KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 72 Labs (4) 18 in each Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 367/3.0 Fitness, the Body and Culture Fall Term Adams, M.L.

Note Lecture 3hr/week plus 1.5 hr lab six weeks during term. Prerequisite KNPE 167/3.0 or (SOCY 226/3.0 and SOCY 227/3.0) or SOCY 221/6.0 Corequisite Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 60 Course Reserves Before Open Enrolment

KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above) 54 seats Students with SOCY prerequisites. 6 seats


Restricted to students in KINE or PHED Plans (Level 3 or above) and students with SOCY prerequisites.






KNPE 397/3.0 Special Topics in Kinesiology Not Offered

Note Fall 2019 “Race”, Sports, and Physical Cultures was cancelled on AUG 20/19. Prerequisite Level 3 in a PHED or KINE Plan.

Prerequisites will vary depending on the area of study. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 90 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 400/3.0 Professional Issues in Allied Health Fall Term Gilchrist, I.

Note Lecture 2hr/week plus 1hr group work (tutorial)/week. Prerequisite Level 4 in KINE, PHED or HLTH Major or Medial Plan. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 155 Tutorials (5) 31 in each Before Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE Plans (Level 4).

Open Enrolment Restricted to students in HLTH (Major or Medial), KINE or PHED Plans (Level 4).

KNPE 425/3.0

Physiology of Stress Not offered Pyke, K.

Prerequisite KNPE 225/3.0 and KNPE 227/3.0 Level 4 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion KNPE 493/3.0 Topic ID: Stress Physiology (offered Winter 2016). This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 45 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in KINE or PHED Plans (Level 4).






KNPE 429/3.0 Skeletal Muscle Oxygen Delivery: Demand Matching in Exercise

Not offered Tschakovsky, M.


Prerequisite Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. KNPE 125/3.0, KNPE 225/3.0 and KNPE227/3.0.

Recommendation KNPE 225/3.0 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 45 Tutorial (3) 15 in each. Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 430/4.5 Athletic Therapy Internship Fall or Fall-Winter Tem McCalpin, M. (SKHS) Bennet, Ryan (ARC)

Comments Students must be accepted into level 3 of the Athletic Therapy Mini-Stream (after the completion of level 2/KNPE 330) See: Athletic Therapy Mini-Stream website for more details. • Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification. • Course cannot be added, or dropped on-line. • Level 3 students in a KINE or PHED plan who are accepted will be added to the

course by the SKHS. • Students must submit a request in writing to SKHS UG Office to drop this course. • Students who successfully complete both KNPE 330/4.5 and KNPE 430/4.5 will

have 9.0 units towards their overall GPA. Prerequisite KNPE 330/4.5 and a GPA of 2.70.

Permission of the course coordinator and the UG Chair required. Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion Enrolment Limits 20 Before/After Open Enrolment




https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/athletic-therapy-mini-stream/



KNPE 433/3.0 Global Sport and Disability BISC course Prerequisite NEW

HLTH 332/3.0 Level 3 or above. Registration in: a HLTH Major or Medial, KINE or PHED Plan; the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA); or, registration at the BISC. Permission of the Course Coordinator and SKHS Undergraduate Chair.

Exclusion HLTH 497 Topic ID: Global Sport and Disability (May 2016). This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment

Level 4 in a PHED, KIN or HLTH Major or Medial Plan when offered on campus.

KNPE 436/3.0 Advanced Practicum in Exercise, Disability and Aging NEW Fall and Winter Term Tomasone, J.

Comments NEW

Students must have applied successfully to level 3 of the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) in March 2019 (after completing KNPE 336). See: Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA) website for more details. • There will be 12 seminar hours (one hour per week) over the term. • Students will acquire 84 practicum hours over the term with Revved Up. There is

also a mandatory in-gym training scheduled before the term starts (hours are included as part of the 84 practicum hours.) Revved Up hours: Mon. 10:00-11:00, 11:30-12:30, 1:00-3:00 and 5:00-8:00; Tue. 10:00-11:00, 1:00-4:00, 5:00-8:00; Wed. 10:00-11:00, 11:30-12:30, 1:00-3:00 and 5:00-8:00; Thur. 10:00-11:00, 1:00-3:00; 5:00-8:00 or Fri. 10:00-11:00 and 1:00-2:00.

• Student will use private study hours to complete course assignments, including online modules prior to the in-gym training day.

• Valid First Aid, CPR & CPIC required. • Course can be dropped but not added on-line. • Students who are accepted into level 3 of the Certificate in Disability and

Physical Activity (DIPA) will be automatically added to the course by the SKHS. Prerequisite NEW

A minimum of B on the practical assessments of KNPE 336/3.0 Level 4 or above. Registration in the Certificate of Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA). Permission of the Course Coordinator and SKHS Undergraduate Chair.


Restricted to students registered in the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA).


https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/certificate-in-disability-and-physical-activity-dipa/



KNPE 439/3.0

Critical Appraisal and Translation of Muscle Physiology Research

Winter Term Gurd, B.

Prerequisite KNPE 339/3.0 and Level 4 in a PHED or KINE Plan Exclusion KNPE 493 Topic ID: Exercise Metabolism (Fall 2016). This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in Level 4 of a KINE or PHED Plan.

KNPE 446/4.5 Strength and Conditioning Internship Fall-Winter Term McCalpin, M. (SKHS) McAuslan, Colin (ARC)

Comments Students must be accepted into level 3 of the Strength and Conditioning Mini-Stream (after the completion of level 2/KNPE 346) Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification. Course cannot be added, or dropped on-line. • Level 3 students in a KINE or PHED plan who are accepted will be added to the

course by the SKHS. Details on Strength and Conditioning Mini-Stream website. • Students must submit a request in writing to SKHS UG Office to drop this course. • Students who successfully complete both KNPE 346/4.5 and KNPE 446/4.5 will

have 9.0 units towards their overall GPA. Prerequisite KNPE 346/4.5

A GPA of 2.70. Permission of the course coordinator and the UG Chair. Level 4 in a KINE or PHED Plan.





https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/strength-and-conditioning-mini-stream/skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/hands-on-opportunities/research-mini-stream/



KNPE 450/3.0 Ergonomics Winter Term Davies, C. (MECH)

Comments Offered jointly with MECH 495/3.0 (Applied Science). Note on prerequisite Students admitted to a KINE or PHED plan in 2014-15 or earlier may appeal to the

SKHS UG Office to be allowed the following. (ANAT 101/3.0 or ANAT 315/3.0) and (KNPE 253/3.0, KNPE 254/3.0, KNPE 353/3.0 or KNPE 354/3.0) or 6.0 units in PHYS at the 100 level. Level 4 in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan.

Prerequisite (ANAT 101/3.0 or ANAT 315/3.0) and (KNPE 254/3.0 or KNPE 353/3.0) or 6.0 units in PHYS at the 100 level. Level 4 in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan.

Exclusion No more than 3.0 units from KNPE 450/3.0, MECH 495/3.0, PT 419/3.0 or RHBS 428/3.0.

This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 27 Labs (3) 9 in each Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a HLTH, KINE or PHED Plan (Level 3 or above).

KNPE 454/3.0 Clinical Biomechanics Winter Term Costigan, P.

Note on prerequisite Students admitted to a KINE or PHED plan in 2014-15 or earlier may appeal to the SKHS UG Office to be allowed the following. KNPE 253/3.0, KNPE 254/3.0, KNPE 353/3.0 or KNPE 354/3.0. Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Prerequisite KNPE 254/3.0 or KNPE 353/3.0 Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 24 Lab (1) 24 in 002 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a KINE or PHED Plan (Level 3 or above).





KNPE 455/3.0 Advanced Physical Activity and Health Fall term Ross, B.

Comments Normally offered in FW sessions starting with an odd number, for example Fall-Winter 17-18. During Advanced Course Sign-Up in May, students in a KINE plan have priority.

Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0, KNPE 225/3.0, KNPE 227/3.0 and KNPE 255/3.0 Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 45 Labs (1) 45 seats



KNPE 456/3.0 Survey of Research and Literature in Kinesiology and Physical Education

Fall, Winter or FW UG Chair

Comments Students must arrange for this independent course by asking an individual professor if they are willing to supervise a student in 2018-19 Students can take complete this course in Fall Term, Winter Term or across both Fall and Winter Terms. Taking KNPE 456/3.0 across both terms is recommended if you do not think you can complete all of the work in Fall Term only. This will avoid an incomplete grade on your transcript for post-degree applications. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the KNPE 456 Form found on the Independent Courses website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor). The absolute deadline to register is the second Friday of classes but students should take care of the paperwork before their appointment time in July.

Prerequisite Level 4 in a PHED or KINE plan. Requires permission of a supervisor and the SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 10 in each term Before/After Open Enrolment







KNPE 459/3.0 Clinical Exercise Physiology Not Offered Pyke, K.


Comments During Advanced Course Sign-Up in May, students in a KINE plan have priority. Prerequisite KNPE 125/3.0, KNPE 225/3.0 and KNPE 227/3.0

Level 3 or above in a KINE or PHED plan. Recommendation KNPE 255/3.0 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 45 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 463/6.0 Community-Based Physical Activity Promotion

Not Offered Lévesque, L.

Comments Classes will be held in 18 out of 24 weeks to allow for practicum work in community. Prerequisite KNPE 265/3.0

A GPA of 2.9 in all KNPE courses. Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan.

Recommendation HLTH 315/3.0. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 24 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 465/3.0 Sport Participation and Performance Fall Term Côté, J.

Prerequisite A grade of B in KNPE 265/3.0. Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan.

Recommendation KNPE 237/3.0 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment







KNPE 473/3.0 Sport and Culture Not offered Adams, ML

Prerequisite Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 491/3.0 Special Project in Kinesiology and Physical Education Fall, Winter or FW UG Chair

Comments Students must arrange for this independent course by asking an individual professor if they are willing to supervise a student in 2018-19. Students can take complete this course in Fall Term, Winter Term or across both Fall and Winter Terms. Taking KNPE 491/3.0 across both terms is recommended if you do not think you can complete all of the work in Fall Term only. This will avoid an incomplete grade on your transcript for post-degree applications. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the KNPE 491 Form found on the Independent Courses website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor). The absolute deadline to register is the second Friday of classes but students should take care of the paperwork before their appointment time in July.

Prerequisite Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan. Permission of a supervisor and the SKHS UG Chair.

Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 10 in each term. Before/After Open Enrolment






KNPE 493/3.0 Special Topics in Kinesiology Fall 2019 Topic: Advanced protein metabolism.

Fall Term McGlory, C.

Fall 2019 Course Description

This seminar-based course will critically analyze a range of classic and contemporary literature related to the study of human muscle protein turnover in both the athletic and clinical setting. Specifically, the role of nutrition and exercise in controlling the size of skeletal muscle mass will be examined as well as the cellular and molecular factors that regulate protein turnover. Students will also gain a theoretical understanding regarding the use of stable isotopes in human metabolic research.


Intensive coverage of advanced topics that are current and/or of special interest in kinesiology. Offered periodically by visiting professors or members of faculty. Students should check with the School regarding availability of this course.

Comments Not offered on a regular basis. When offered, a special course description will be posted here.

Archived Fall 2016 Topic ID: Exercise Metabolism (B. Gurd) Winter 2016 Topic ID: Stress Physiology (K. Pyke)

Prerequisite Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment


KNPE 495/3.0 Special Topics in Physical Activity Epidemiology and Health Promotion

Not offered.

Comments Not offered on a regular basis. Prerequisite Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 25 Before/After Open Enrolment


https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/KNPE%20Course%20Summaries/KNPE493CourseSummary(1).pdf




KNPE 595/6.0 Honours Thesis in Kinesiology and Physical Education Fall-Winter UG Chair

Comments Students must arrange to do a thesis by contacting a professor who would be willing to supervise an Honours Thesis in 2018-19. Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. Students must submit

the KNPE 595 Form found on the Independent Courses website (complete with their signature and the signature of the professor). The absolute deadline to register is the second Friday of classes in September but students should take care of the paperwork before their appointment time in July.

Prerequisite A cumulative GPA of 3.5 (A-). Level 4 in a KINE or PHED plan. Permission of a supervisor and SKHS UG Chair.

Recommendation HLTH 252/3.0 and KNPE 352/3.0 Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 18 Before/After Open Enrolment


PACT Courses

PACT P01/0.0 Aquatics Discontinued

PACT 100/3.0 Fundamental Practicum in Physical Activity Discontinued

PACT 237/3.0 Practicum in Physical Activity for Children Discontinued (Replaced by KNPE 337)

PACT 333/3.0 Practicum in Physical Activity for Persons with Disabilities Discontinued



https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/PACT%20Course%20Summaries/PACTP01CourseSummary.pdf

https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/PACT%20Course%20Summaries/PACT100CourseSummary.pdf





PACT 335/3.0 Practicum in Physical Activity for Seniors Winter Term Torcolacci, M.

Advanced Notice The last time this course will be offered is in 2020-21.. Comments Class meets weekly for seminar/planning sessions.

Practicum is held in community setting. Transportation and other costs (e.g. required Criminal Record Checks) are the responsibility of the student.

Prerequisite PACT 237/3.0 PENDING

Corequisite KNPE 335/3.0 PENDING Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 20 Before/After Open Enrolment


PACT 338/3.0 Outdoor Education Discontinued Sparrow, B.

PACT 403/3.0 Coaching Internship Fall, Winter or FW McCalpin, M. (SKHS) Torcolacci, M. & Watering, R. (Supervisors.)

Advanced Notice The last time this course will be offered is in 2020-21. Comments This course is designed as an independent project.

Coaching opportunities vary year to year, subject to availability of an appropriate placement. Students must arrange for a coaching supervisor and SKHS faculty supervisor. Please contact the Internship Coordinator, Michelle McCalpin, as early as possible for more details. See: Activity Course Forms (Practicum) website. • Course can be dropped, but not added on-line. • The SKHS UG Office registers students into this course. • Students must submit the PACT 403 Form complete with signatures as early as

possible. Prerequisite PACT 100/3.0 and KNPE 203/3.0

Permission of the coaching supervisor and the UG Chair in the SKHS. Exclusion This course leads to: Enrolment Limits 10 Before/After Open Enrolment

Restricted to students in a PHED Plan (Level 3 or above).




https://skhs.queensu.ca/auxiliary-menu/for-current-students/undergraduate-studies/course-information/activity-course-forms-practicum/



Timetabling Notes

• The Arts & Science Calendar is the final authority on all course information. (An “equivalent” prerequisite would be a course with academic content similar to the prerequisite, e.g. a course taken at another university).

• The official Course Timetable (University Registrar) is scheduled to be posted on SOLUS on MON JUNE 17 and is subject to change up to the beginning of classes. It is the final authority on time and location of classes.

• If a course is not listed in the official Course Timetable on SOLUS it will not be offered. (Not every course in the Arts & Science Calendar is scheduled every year due to faculty sabbaticals and other professional commitments).

• This SKHS Draft Timetable does not include times and locations of classes but is intended for planning purposes.

• Students are advised to consult the SKHS Registration website for updates (see date in footer of this Draft Timetable to ensure you are working with the latest version). This document is subject to change.

• Warning: All courses have enrolment limits, be sure to select your courses at your assigned time. Print off the Registration Timelines and post it where you can see it!

• Each course clearly states which courses are available to students in specific degree plans and years during courses.

http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/academic-calendar

https://skhs.queensu.ca/programs/undergraduate-studies1/registration-orientation/registration/

https://skhs.queensu.ca/default/assets/File/Undergraduate/Registration%20and%20Orientation/UGRegistrationTimeline.pdf



Registration Tips and Hints Registration can be confusing. There are some important websites that can help you navigate the process.

Class Registration in Arts and Science

Course Registration Checklist • The important dates and tasks of registration.

Academic Advisement in SOLUS • How to use the planner in SOLUS to ensure you are meeting your degree

requirements. Course Wait Lists FAQ’s

• Tips and hints on how to use the wait lists on SOLUS to your advantage. Timetabling

• Worksheet to help you with your timetable.

Office of the University Registrar – Registration

Registration Basics Step 1: Selecting your Courses

• Explanation of course selection (appointment times), open enrolment (July) and open enrolment (before classes).

• Preloaded courses. Step 2: Paying your Tuition / Student Assistance Levy

• Finding out what you owe. • Cannot pay your Tuition and Student Assistance Levy (SAL) by the deadline?

Step 3: Validating your Student ID Card Step 4: Withdrawal from Studies

• If you are unable to attend university in the coming year, follow these steps.

Managing Academics Topics include: Academic Planner; Apply for Graduation; Class Schedule; Course History; Enrolment Appointments; Enrolment Verification; Enrolment – Add Classes; Enrolment – Drop Classes; Enrolment – Edit; Enrolment – Swap Classes; Exam Schedule; Grades; Program/Plan Selection; Transcript – Request Official; and, Transcript – View Official.

Swapping a Course on SOLUS (found in Managing Academics above) • Screen shots will show you step-by-step how to drop a course and add another one in

one step. • Use “swap” to ensure you don’t lose a place in the original course if the available seat

in the preferred course is taken before you confirm your registration into it.

http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/students-at-queens/class-selection

http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/registration

http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/registration/steps

http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/solus/academics

http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/solus-swap-enrollment



Contact Information

The School of Kinesiology and Health Studies works as a team during registration to ensure that we are not duplicating our efforts during the busiest time of the year. Please email the correct person. Do not send the same email to multiple people (we will forward to the correct contact if needed).

During peak periods in registration, there may be an unavoidable delay in response – we thank you in advance for your patience.

Including your full name, student number, program and year in your email allows us to respond more quickly.

Contact Us All emails must include: name as it appears on SOLUS; student number; program; and, year.

Trish Stenzl Undergraduate Program Assistant

• General registration inquiries.

Melody Monte Academic Advisor & Program Coordinator, Undergraduate Studies

• Questions about degree and plan requirements. • Prerequisite issues. • Program/plan changes. • General advice about planning for international

exchanges Michelle Gallant Undergraduate Chair of Studies

• Transfer credit assessments for courses taken at other institutions (within Canada and international).

• Appeals for exceptions to program/plan requirements. • Approval for all independent courses and mini-streams.

Michelle McCalpin Internship Coordinator

Queries about: • Community-Based Practicum (HLTH 300/3.0 and KNPE

300/3.0). • Athletic Therapy Mini-Stream (KNPE 330/4.5 and KNPE

430/4.5). • Strength & Conditioning Mini-Stream (KNPE 346/4.5

and KNPE 446/4.5). • Coaching Practicum (PACT 403/3.0)

Rob Watering Laboratory and Educational Coordinator

Queries about: • Research-Based Practicum (HLTH 352/3.0 and KNPE

352/3.0) Chris Hall Revved Up Coordinator

Queries about: • Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity • Exercise, Disability and Aging Mini-Stream.

See following page…

https://skhs.queensu.ca/people/staff/









The SKHS controls enrolment into HLTH, KNPE and PACT courses. If you need registration assistance with other courses, you will need to contact the appropriate department (e.g. access to course, prerequisite issues and so on).

Course Code “Contact Us” Websites ANAT Biomedical and Molecular Sciences BIOL Biology CHEM Chemistry CISC School of Computing COMM Commerce (School of Business) DEVS Global Developmental Studies ECON Economics ENVS Environmental Studies GPHY Geography LLCU Languages, Literatures and Cultures MATH/STAT Mathematics and Statistics NURS School of Nursing PHIL Philosophy PHGY Biomedical and Molecular Sciences PHYS Physics PSYC Psychology RELS School of Religion Not listed above? www.queensu.ca | Search Registration Help Faculty of Arts & Science All online courses Arts & Science Online

http://dbms.queensu.ca/home/contact_us

http://biology.queensu.ca/contact/

http://www.chem.queensu.ca/contact

http://www.cs.queensu.ca/people/staff.php

https://smith.queensu.ca/bcom/our_school/contact_us/index.php

http://www.queensu.ca/devs/contact-us

http://www.econ.queensu.ca/contact

http://www.queensu.ca/ensc/contact

http://www.queensu.ca/geographyandplanning/people/staff

http://www.queensu.ca/llcu/people/staff

https://www.queensu.ca/mathstat/people/staff

http://nursing.queensu.ca/contact

http://www.queensu.ca/philosophy/people/staff

http://dbms.queensu.ca/home/contact_us

http://www.queensu.ca/physics/contact-us

http://www.queensu.ca/psychology/contact

http://www.queensu.ca/religion/contact-us

http://www.queensu.ca/

http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/about/contacts

http://www.queensu.ca/artsci_online/

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