Health, Human Performance and Nutrition

Ellensburg
Physical Education 101

509-963-1911
Fax 509-963-1848
http://www.cwu.edu/~pehls
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Faculty and Staff
Chair
Stephen Jefferies

Director of Graduate Studies
Leo J. D’Acquisto

Professors
Ethan Bergman, food science and nutrition
Kenneth Briggs, health education - pedagogy
Leo D’Acquisto, exercise science
David L. Gee, food science and nutrition
Stephen C. Jefferies, physical education - pedagogy
Kirk Mathias, physical education - pedagogy
Robert McGowan, physical education, athletic administration
Vincent Nethery, exercise science

Associate Professors
Melody Madlem, health education

Assistant Professors
Carolyn Booth, paramedics
Tim Burnham, exercise science
Linda Cashman, food science and nutrition
Harry Papadopoulos, exercise science

Emeritus Professor
Walter Arlt, physical education
Gary Frederick, physical education-administration

Staff
Rhonda Busch-Gehlen, supervisor
Staff, office manager

Master of Science Degree Information
The student shall complete at least 45 credits as outlined in an approved course of study filed with the office of Graduate Studies, Research, and Continuing Education. The course of study is structured in consultation with the student’s academic advisor, and is approved by the department graduate program director. The course of study will include required courses totaling 17 credits in addition to advisor approved electives depending on the degree program and specialization. Additionally, no undergraduate courses will count toward the completion of the Master of Science degree nor be included on the official course of study. Further, no more than two workshop credits with a maximum of six credits of graduate research, or one internship with a maximum of six credits can be included on the course of study. Conditional or probationary admission may be granted to applicants not meeting all of the admission criteria.