SECTION 5: Registration Information for All Students SECTION 5: Registration Information for All Students

Faculty Academic Advisors

If you require further information after reading the Undergraduate Calendar, contact the Kinesiology and Recreation Management academic advisors, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon­day - Friday.

Patti Dickieson, Academic Advisor

103B Frank Kennedy Centre

telephone (204) 474 9748

Advising/Office Assistant

102 Frank Kennedy Centre

telephone (204) 474 9747

5.1 Faculty Orientation Sessions

All new students admitted to the Faculty must attend an Orientation session in order to be unblocked from registra­tion. Dates will be provided with the letter of acceptance (normally in early July before registration initial access) and on the Faculty website.

At this session students will receive important information regarding their program, registration, and an orientation manual. Upon acceptance into the Faculty, students from outside of the province will be sent an orientation manual and should contact an Academic Advisor to discuss registration and other matters prior to registration initial access.

5.2 Course Sequencing and Prerequisites

Planning the sequence of required courses is essential. Several Faculty courses in all degrees require suc­cessful completion of another course in or­der to register. Some courses may only be offered once per year. Please check current catalogue course descriptions and class schedules in your program to ensure that you achieve what is necessary for efficient course enrolment in future terms.

5.3 Repeating Courses

When a course is repeated, the most recent attempt of that course will be included in the calculation of the Degree Grade Point Average; however, both grades will appear on the student academic history and official tran­script. If a student wishes to repeat a course in which a grade has previously been assigned, they should contact an Academic Advisor for the necessary registration override prior to initial access.

Students will be permitted to re­peat a failed Faculty-required course only once while in the program. Stu­dents who fail the same Faculty-required course twice will normally be required to withdraw from the program.

5.4 Course Space Reserves

Each degree program requires courses from outside faculties and depart­ments. Specific sections in the following required courses have spaces reserved for stu­dents:

Recreation Management and Community Development: There are select reserved sections for STAT 1000.

Kinesiology/AT: There are select reserved sections for BIOL 2410, BIOL 2420, and STAT 1000.

Physical Education: There are select reserved sections for BIOL 1410 and BIOL 1412.

Students with the appropriate program code, major and/or minor will be able to access the reserve section of a required course. These courses can be identified in the Class Schedule as having section codes that appear as R01, R02…during registration initial access.

5.5 Experiential Learning Courses (ELCs)

Experiential learning courses (ELCs) provide three credit hours of integrated theory and practice, and include applied activities that are designed to translate theoretical components to hands-on-learning in the gymnasium, dance studio, fitness studio, playing field, outdoor environment or clinic. Below is a list of Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management experiential learning courses:

• KIN 2750 Athletic Therapy Skills
• KIN 3740 Resistance Training and Conditioning
• PHED 2400 Coaching Theory and Practice
• PHED 2402 Advanced Coaching Theory and Practice
• PHED 2710 Human Movement Principles
• PHED 2720 Developmental Games and Activities
• PHED 2730 Gymnastics, Dance and Rhythmic Activities
• PHED 2740 Fitness Theory and Practice
• PHED 3102 Aboriginal Song and Dance
• PHED 3710 Active Health and Human Potential
• PHED 3750 Lifestyle Activities
• PHED 3760 Diverse Populations Mentorship
• PHED 3770 Aboriginal Games and Activities
• PHED 4710 Outdoor Education
• REC 4720 Wilderness Adventures

5.6 Courses Requiring a Paid Facility Use Pass

In some courses students will be required to purchase a facility use pass in order to gain access into and utilize various learning environments. Students should be prepared to have their pass within the first week of class in the applicable term. Students report to the Recreation Services Cus­tomer Service Desk in Frank Kennedy Centre and must present a current proof of registration. Recreation Services information and rates can be found at:
 http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/kinrec/bsal/programs

The following courses require a facility use pass:

KIN 3470 Exercise Physiology

KIN 3740 Resistance Training and Conditioning (ELC)

KIN 4460 Fitness Appraisal and Lifestyle Counselling

KIN 4560 Advanced Fitness Appraisal and Lifestyle Counselling

PHED 2400 Coaching Theory and Practice (ELC)

PHED 2402 Advanced Coaching Theory and Practice (ELC)

PHED 2710 Human Movement Principles (ELC)

PHED 2720 Developmental Games and Activities (ELC)

PHED 2730 Gymnastics, Dance and Rhythmic Activities (ELC)

PHED 2740 Fitness Theory and Practice (ELC)

PHED 3102 Aboriginal Song and Dance

PHED 3750 Lifestyle Activities (ELC)

PHED 3770 Aboriginal Games and Activities (ELC)

REC 3200 Advanced Program Planning and Leadership

5.7 Course Field Work Fees

PERS 1500 Foundations of Physical Education and Kinesiology: $50.00

PHED 2740 Fitness Theory and Practice: $10.00

PHED 3750 Lifestyle Activities: $30.00

REC 3090 Sustainable Nature-Based Tourism: $40.00

KIN 3320 Advanced Human Anatomy: $55.00

PHED 3770 Aboriginal Games and Activities: $25.00

PHED 3102 Aboriginal Song and Dance: $25.00

REC 4090 Sustainable Nature-Based Planning, Management, and Research: $40.00

REC 4720 Wilderness Adventures: $50.00

5.8 Challenge for Credit

PERS 1500 Foundations of Physical Education and Kinesiology is open to challenge for credit. Students must demonstrate their competence in this course before challenging (e.g., students with significant professional ex­perience and training who may have the necessary knowledge; transfer stu­dents who may have completed several related courses at other institutions that are not directly equivalent to PERS 1500). The Academic Schedule in the front section of this Calendar contains the relevant registration deadline dates appropriate to challenge for credit.

5.9 Courses Available to Students in Other Faculties or Schools

Students from University 1 and other faculties or schools may register for the following courses:

•  PERS 1200 Physical Activity, Health and Wellness

•  PERS 1300 Introduction to Leisure Travel

•  PERS 1400 Concepts of Recreation and Leisure

•  PERS 1500 Foundations of Physical Education and Kinesiology

•  KIN 2610 Health and Physical Aspects of Aging

•  REC 2650 Social Aspects of Aging

Students from other faculties or schools (not University 1) may register for the following courses:

•  PERS 3170 Canadian Sport History

•  KIN 3520 Coaching the High Performance Athlete A

•  KIN 3530 Coaching the High Performance Athlete B

•  REC 4250 Leisure and Aging

Students who have declared the Recreation Studies Minor may register for additional Recreation Studies courses – refer to requirments in Section 4.6.

Note: During the Summer Session, students from other fac­ulties and schools may register for additional courses after the initial reg­istration access week, provided that they have the pre-requisite courses. Check the course descriptions.

5.10 Departmental Permission

Students from other faculties who wish to register for courses other than those mentioned above may seek departmental permission by obtaining a form from the Faculty General Office (102 Frank Kennedy Centre) at the end of the initial registration access period of the applicable session.