Power and Equity in Kinesiology, Health, Sport, and Recreation

3 credits

This foundational course introduces critical theory to examine how power and privilege shape lived experience. Through case studies and personal reflection, students will explore historical and social structures that produce inequities and apply this analysis to issues of identity, access, and inclusion in health, recreation, sport, and kinesiology. ***Prerequisite: Completion of 24 credit hours, including KHSR 110, and one of KHSR 130, KIN 231, or SRS 231.*** *Note: Students may receive credit for one of KHSR 200 or KIN 420.*