HHPA Course Descriptions

Instruction in basic to intermediate steps and etiquette in ballroom dance including 6 count and 8 count swing, fox-trot, waltz, and tango.

Students in this course will learn to think critically about their personal health and wellness in the context of Christian commitment. They will learn scientific principles of aerobic conditioning and weight training. Popular lifetime fitness activities will be introduced. Special emphasis will be placed on developing and maintaining lifestyle habits that optimize well-being. (May not be repeated for credit.)

Credits may be earned by student athletes for participation in Intercollegiate Athletics while at George Fox University. The student athlete may earn one credit per sport per year for team participation for a maximum of 4 credits per sport up to a total of eight credits (for the multi-sport athlete) over the student athlete's career. For sports that overlap semesters (basketball, golf, swimming, tennis, etc.) student athletes can earn .5 credits per semester for a maximum of 4 credits per sport. Once past the add/drop date student athletes cannot petition to add the credit. Students receive Pass/No Pass for participation.

A seminar dealing with various topics, as announced, that represent current faculty interests and competencies.

A seminar dealing with various topics, as announced, that represent current faculty interests and competencies.

Individualized study or supervised research in an area of special interest to the student which is outside the regular offerings of the major. Additional course fee (per credit) is required.

Instruction in basic to intermediate steps and etiquette in ballroom dance including 6 count and 8 count swing, fox-trot, waltz, and tango.

Credits may be earned by student athletes for participation in Intercollegiate Athletics while at George Fox University. The student athlete may earn one credit per sport per year for team participation for a maximum of 4 credits per sport up to a total of eight credits (for the multi-sport athlete) over the student athlete's career. For sports that overlap semesters (basketball, golf, swimming, tennis, etc.) student athletes can earn .5 credits per semester for a maximum of 4 credits per sport. Once past the add/drop date student athletes cannot petition to add the credit. Students receive Pass/No Pass for participation.

A seminar dealing with various topics, as announced, that represent current faculty interests and competencies.

A seminar dealing with various topics, as announced, that represent current faculty interests and competencies.

Individualized study or supervised research in an area of special interest to the student which is outside the regular offerings of the major. Additional course fee (per credit) is required.