Department of Health and Kinesiology
The Department of Health and Kinesiology prepares students to function professionally in a changing and diverse society, to fulfill the General Education requirements and to improve the quality of university life through the understanding, delivering and promotion of physical activity in the wellness program.
Graduate On Campus
Welcome to the Home Page of the traditional on campus [Face to Face – F2F] Kinesiology Master of Science degree. We feel that the F2F program at The University of Texas-Pan American [UTPA] will provide you with the educational experience that will enhance your professional career. Please peruse the other links to get an overview of the F2F program. If you would like to communicate with the graduate program coordinator, please contact Dr. Layne Jorgensen at LJ85F0@UTPA.EDU or (956) 381-3506. The Kinesiology M. S. degree at UTPA may be obtained F2F or online [or a combination of the two programs]. Degree requirements, whether F2F or online [or combined], are basically the same. However, students taking courses online, must apply to that program by contacting Dr. Myers at deblmyers@utpa.edu.
Graduate Online
Welcome to the Home Page of the Online Master of Science in Kinesiology graduate degree program at The University of Texas-Pan American. Whether you are committed or curious, we hope that you will spend some time looking around our entire website. At any time if you would like more information about the online Master of Science in Kinesiology at U.T. Pan American or if you would like to talk with the online graduate faculty advisor, please contact Dr. Deborah Myers Although programs can be individualized, the basic degree requirements are the same for all Kinesiology graduate students at UT Pan American. Whether students take all their courses online or combine online with traditional classes, their program requirements are the same. By providing a combination of traditional classes and the Web-based classes, the Kinesiology faculty at UTPA is attempting to meet the professional needs and aspirations of their graduate students.
