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The course offerings at Clarion University of PA go through an extensive review process by the Committee on Courses and Programs of Study (CCPS). This course offerings list is a comprehensive list of courses that could be offered; it does not mean they are currently being offered.

For a complete list of courses offered on the current or upcoming schedules, see the Registrar's page Schedule of Classes.

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Course Id (currently sorted in Ascending order)	Course Title	Course Description
ARTH 412	Changing Times: Art Of 60's	Surveys the art of the sixties, its historical and cultural context. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Spring semester every two years
ARTH 414	Topics In Contemp Art	This course introduces contemporary art and theory. It covers art and artists from the 1960s to the present. This class deals with conceptual issues facing today's artists and introduces the main currents in contemporary critical theory. It is aim,ed at students who: 1) have a strong interest in contemporary art; 2) are interested in recent critical theory and its applications in visual art; 3) are artists or other students in the humanities planning to attend graduate school.
AT 299	Admin Tech Field Training	AT 299 is performance oriented field training using software applications, productivity software, specialized office disciplines and procedures. The course includes continuous improvement and process reengineering skills, sufficient to manage a small office, or certain specialized departments. Analyzes and troubleshoots the problems of daily operations. Emphasis is on developing student competency in operational troubleshooting and software applications. Credit only for students enrolled inthe AAS-AT degree.
ATE 100	Practicum Athletic Training I
ATE 110	Practicum Athletic Training II
ATE 204	Athletic Trng Clinical Ed I
ATE 225	Evaluation Techniques I
ATE 265	Evaluative Tech II
ATE 290	Therapeutic Mod Lab
ATE 300	Adv Athletic Training Proc
ATE 305	Athletic Trng Clinical Ed II
ATE 315	General Medical Assessment
ATE 330	Therapeutic Exercise
ATE 400	Orthopedic Eval In Sports Med
ATE 405	Athletic Trng Clinical Ed III
ATE 425	Adm Strategies In Athletic Trn
ATE 440	Pharmacology
ATE 460	Sports Medicine Research
ATSW 102	Credit For Athletic Particip	The student athlete must complete the full season of athletic participation in good standing with the student's varsity athletic program. Eligibility to register for this credit is not permitted until a student's second season of team participation.
ATSW 150	Intro Athletic Training	Students learn about common injuries and illnesses associated with athletic populations, including introduction, rehabilitation, and treatment approaches for athletic injuries. Also addresses prevention and implications of athletic injuries. Everyspring.
ATSW 300	Emergency Med Tech	Students will be prepared to become certified as Emergency Medical Techncians. Emphasis is placed upon the care and treatment of the ill or injured in a variety of emergency situations. Prerequisite: 16 years of age.
ATSW 333	Fitness For Wellness	Provides students with knowledge, skills, and strategies in stress management and health-related fitness. Stresses skills in psychophysiological regulation, exercise, and nutrition design. Emphasizes adherence issues of recognition, identification, and remediation. Pre-requisite: successful completion of HPE 111 Health Education. Offered: annually, Fall.
ATSW 334	Food, Fitness Wt Mgmt	Provides students with knowledge, skills, and strategies in diet management, both qualitatively and quantitatively. Emphasizes skills in personal dietary design and assessment. Also covers dietary needs and problems of special populations. Pre-requisite: successful completion of HPE 111 Health Education. stress management and health-related fitness. Stresses skills in psychophysiological regulation, exercise, and nutrition design\|
ATSW 350	Thy & Technique Of Coaching	Examines theories and techniques of coaching sports. Covers rules and regulations, fundamentals, organizational principles, specific conditioning programs scouting, technical tactics, and toher topics.
ATSW 351	T&t Coach Basketball	Examines theories and techniques of coaching specific sports. Covers rules and regulations, fundamentals, organizational principles, specific conditioning programs, scouting, technical tactics and other topics. On demand.
ATSW 352	T&t Of Baseball/Softball	Examines theories and techniques of coaching specific sports. Covers rules and regulations, fundamentals, organizational principles, specific conditioning programs, scouting, technical tactics and other topics. Fall, even-numbered years.
ATSW 354	T&t Of Football	Examines theories and techniques of coaching specific sports. Covers rules and regulations, fundamentals, organizational principles, specific conditioning programs, scouting, technical tactics and other topics. Fall, even-numbered years.
ATSW 370	Gender In Sports	Provides students with a comprehensive, multidisciplinary analysis of the problems, patterns, and processes associated with the involvement of women in sports.
ATSW 380	Found Of Sports In Amer Scty	Covers the role of sports in American society. Includes examination of the fundamental changes in the organization, rules, management, finances, and ethos of sports. Also examines the social, cultural, economical, philosophical, and anthropological foundations that have shaped American sport. Every other semester.
ATSW 406	Ath Inj: Prev, Recog Eva	Presents the latest information on prevention, recognition, and evaluation of athletic injuries. Students learn to coordinate appropriate emergency care as well as establish a professional working relationship with the qualified medical personnel who assist an injured athlete's recovery. Students earn an American Red Cross AED/CPR certification upon successful completion of the course.

Course Id (currently sorted in Ascending order)

Course Title

Course Description

ARTH 412

Changing Times: Art Of 60's

Surveys the art of the sixties, its historical and cultural context. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Spring semester every two years

ARTH 414

Topics In Contemp Art

This course introduces contemporary art and theory. It covers art and artists from the 1960s to the present. This class deals with conceptual issues facing today's artists and introduces the main currents in contemporary critical theory. It is aim,ed at students who: 1) have a strong interest in contemporary art; 2) are interested in recent critical theory and its applications in visual art; 3) are artists or other students in the humanities planning to attend graduate school.

AT 299

Admin Tech Field Training

AT 299 is performance oriented field training using software applications, productivity software, specialized office disciplines and procedures. The course includes continuous improvement and process reengineering skills, sufficient to manage a small office, or certain specialized departments. Analyzes and troubleshoots the problems of daily operations. Emphasis is on developing student competency in operational troubleshooting and software applications. Credit only for students enrolled inthe AAS-AT degree.

ATE 100

Practicum Athletic Training I

ATE 110

Practicum Athletic Training II

ATE 204

Athletic Trng Clinical Ed I

ATE 225

Evaluation Techniques I

ATE 265

Evaluative Tech II

ATE 290

Therapeutic Mod Lab

ATE 300

Adv Athletic Training Proc

ATE 305

Athletic Trng Clinical Ed II

ATE 315

General Medical Assessment

ATE 330

Therapeutic Exercise

ATE 400

Orthopedic Eval In Sports Med

ATE 405

Athletic Trng Clinical Ed III

ATE 425

Adm Strategies In Athletic Trn

ATE 440

Pharmacology

ATE 460

Sports Medicine Research

ATSW 102

Credit For Athletic Particip

The student athlete must complete the full season of athletic participation in good standing with the student's varsity athletic program. Eligibility to register for this credit is not permitted until a student's second season of team participation.

ATSW 150

Intro Athletic Training

Students learn about common injuries and illnesses associated with athletic populations, including introduction, rehabilitation, and treatment approaches for athletic injuries. Also addresses prevention and implications of athletic injuries. Everyspring.

ATSW 300

Emergency Med Tech

Students will be prepared to become certified as Emergency Medical Techncians. Emphasis is placed upon the care and treatment of the ill or injured in a variety of emergency situations. Prerequisite: 16 years of age.

ATSW 333

Fitness For Wellness

Provides students with knowledge, skills, and strategies in stress management and health-related fitness. Stresses skills in psychophysiological regulation, exercise, and nutrition design. Emphasizes adherence issues of recognition, identification, and remediation. Pre-requisite: successful completion of HPE 111 Health Education. Offered: annually, Fall.

ATSW 334

Food, Fitness Wt Mgmt

Provides students with knowledge, skills, and strategies in diet management, both qualitatively and quantitatively. Emphasizes skills in personal dietary design and assessment. Also covers dietary needs and problems of special populations. Pre-requisite: successful completion of HPE 111 Health Education. stress management and health-related fitness. Stresses skills in psychophysiological regulation, exercise, and nutrition design|

ATSW 350

Thy & Technique Of Coaching

Examines theories and techniques of coaching sports. Covers rules and regulations, fundamentals, organizational principles, specific conditioning programs scouting, technical tactics, and toher topics.

ATSW 351

T&t Coach Basketball

Examines theories and techniques of coaching specific sports. Covers rules and regulations, fundamentals, organizational principles, specific conditioning programs, scouting, technical tactics and other topics. On demand.

ATSW 352

T&t Of Baseball/Softball

ATSW 354

T&t Of Football

ATSW 370

Gender In Sports

Provides students with a comprehensive, multidisciplinary analysis of the problems, patterns, and processes associated with the involvement of women in sports.

ATSW 380

Found Of Sports In Amer Scty

Covers the role of sports in American society. Includes examination of the fundamental changes in the organization, rules, management, finances, and ethos of sports. Also examines the social, cultural, economical, philosophical, and anthropological foundations that have shaped American sport. Every other semester.

ATSW 406

Ath Inj: Prev, Recog Eva

Presents the latest information on prevention, recognition, and evaluation of athletic injuries. Students learn to coordinate appropriate emergency care as well as establish a professional working relationship with the qualified medical personnel who assist an injured athlete's recovery. Students earn an American Red Cross AED/CPR certification upon successful completion of the course.