The Division of Kinesiology and Health prides itself on creating an atmosphere of excellence and professional advancement. The academic environment provides students with resources to develop skills and knowledge in their chosen field.
Undergraduate and Graduate students alike will be challenged to think critically, explore new areas of study, and Go Beyond the Boundaries of current knowledge to make new discoveries.
The Division of Kinesiology and Health offers a variety of educational programs designed to help further your career goals!
Physical Education Teacher Education options:
The following programs and endorsements are specific to Wyoming Public Schools and in accordance with the Professional Teaching Standards Board. Endorsements can be earned in:
Athletic Coaching Endorsement/Permit
Graduate Certificate in Community & Public Health
The Division of Kinesiology and Health is pleased to offer an entirely online, asynchronous Graduate Certificate in Community & Public Health, available to anyone interested in public health and to UW graduate students and high achieving undergraduates in any school or department. See certificate details and details on how to enroll if you are not already at UW by clicking the link below.
The following are the minimum requirements for all students in KIN/HLED 4015/4016. Additional requirements may be necessary, depending upon your specialization and internship site.
1. Senior status (90 credit hours completed).
2. Completion of all K&HP program Core requirements.
3. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75.
4. Current Cardiopulmonary Life Support (CPR) Certification.
5. Current CHS background check.
6. For KIN 4015 Internship experience - Completion of KIN 3024 (ALL students).
7. For KIN 4016 Research experience – professor’s approval.
Spring Semester:
November 10th
Summer Semester:
The Monday after Spring Break
Fall Semester:
May 15th
All internship and research requirements are available on Wyocourses during the enrolled semester.
September 10 - Cate Egan, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Movement Sciences at the University of Idaho. Presentation entitled: A University’s Role in Whole-of-School Physical Activity and Health Programming. View presentation HERE. Passcode: i!@%k8#5
