Liberal Arts
The liberal arts concentration is constructed upon the cornerstones of motor skill and physical fitness. Students learn the principles of acquiring skill and fitness, seek to improve their own levels of skill and fitness, and learn to appreciate the contributions of skill and fitness to human development.

Teacher Education
Teacher education concentration in physical education and sport provide pedagogical experiences for students who are interested in obtaining certification to teach P-12 physical education and or teach adapted physical education and coach in schools. The teacher education concentration leads to the New York state initial teaching and coaching certification for P-12.

Athletic Training
CAATE accredited concentration. Includes supervised clinical experiences in athletic training room settings and field settings. Students are assigned to approved clinical instructors (ACI's) in order to gain "hands-on" experience in a variety of clinical settings.

Exercise Physiology
For students interested in fitness-related careers and/or graduate study in the exercise sciences. Students may seek certification from the American College of Sports Medicine or the National Strength & Conditioning Association.

Sport Management
Curriculum is supplemented by coursework options in business, communication and other related fields. Students intern in areas of personal professional interest.

Coaching Minor
Notably for non-majors and liberal arts majors who are interested in obtaining coaching certification in athletics. Students are certified by the New York State Department of Education to coach in schools.