A coaching minor provides the foundational knowledge and skills to be a coach at any level of athletics. You’ll get a broad-ranging education in the physical, mental and team-oriented aspects of coaching and sports to guide your passion.
When paired with a bachelor’s degree, coaching minors can pursue careers in:
- Sports Coaching
- Fitness Coaching
- Personal Training
- Strength & Conditioning Coach
Courses
(18 credits: 12 credits in residence, 18 credits upper division.)
SRM 300 | Organization and Administration of Sports | 3 credits
SRM 370 | Facilities and Events Management | 3 credits
SRM 380 | Sports Ethics | 3 credits
SRM 450 | Sports Law | 3 credits
SRM 460 | Sports Marketing | 3 credits
SRM 470 | Sports Finance | 3 credits
Learning Outcomes
- Identify fundamental theories, concepts, and terminology relevant to the field of sports management.
- Demonstrate an understanding of how cultural traditions, social values, and lived experiences of society display themselves in sport.
- Demonstrate an understanding of how the human body functions and how to care for and prevent athletic injuries.
- Explain how athletes can learn, understand, and create functional and safe movement patterns.
- Design physical training, nutritional and mental training skills programs that can enhance athletic performance to help athletes reach their performance potential.
Faculty
![Image of Amy Engilis M.S., A.T.C.](https://www.warnerpacific.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Amy-Engilis.jpg)
Amy Engilis M.S., A.T.C.
Associate Professor of Sports Medicine
Faculty
Division of: Natural Sciences & Health
Phone: 503-517-1053
Email: aengilis@warnerpacific.edu
Jeffrey Perrault
Assistant Professor of Sports Management
Faculty
Division of: Natural Sciences & Health
Phone: 503-517-1095
Email: jperrault@warnerpacific.edu
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