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Undergraduate Physical Education

Students pursue a two-year program of study in physical education to qualify for Florida certification for teaching grades Kindergarten through 12th.  Website

Hispanic Student Award, Outstanding Latino/a Educator (OLE)

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Angelk ArroyoHispanic Student Award, Outstanding Latino/a Educator (OLE)

 

Angel Arroyo, a senior physical education major in the School of Physical Education & Exercise Science recently received both the Successful Hispanic Student Award (given by the University of South Florida) and the Outstanding Latino/a Educator (OLE) Award (given by the USF College of Education.

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Dr. Sinibaldi - Teacher of the Yearr Award

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Dr. SinibaldiWe congratulate Dr. Robert Sinibaldi, an adjunct instructor in the School of Physical Education and Exercise Science, who was recently awarded the 2011 AAPAR (American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation) Teacher of the Year.

Dr. Sinibaldi holds four college degrees, three from the University of South Florida; a Bachelors in Physical Education, a Masters in Adapted PE, and a Doctorate in Exceptional Child Education.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 May 2011 12:38 Read more...

USF Active Gaming Research Academy

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“Active games are technology driven activities that require participants to engage in physical movement in order to play the games.  A noteworthy aspect of active gaming is that participants do not realize they are exercising; they think they are simply playing video games and having fun.  It is desirable to examine and understand the experiences and health benefits for both children and adults while participating in active gaming.”
(Hansen & Sanders, 2008)

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Made to Move

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Your body is made to MOVE!

 

Your bones are put together in a way that allows you to run, jump, lift, throw, squeeze, push, pull, stand, sit, and do many other movements.

 

Your muscles are arranged so that they can move the bones that allow you to, run, jump, lift, throw, squeeze, push, pull, stand, sit, etc.

 

 

Your heart, lungs and circulatory system provide the blood flow that supports the muscular activity.

Last Updated on Monday, 02 May 2011 11:49 Read more...

PE Central Challenge Hike

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Challenge Hike

Congratulations to USF junior physical education majors who currently lead majors from Missouri State University in the PE Central Challenge Hike.

Last Updated on Friday, 21 January 2011 00:40 Read more...

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