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INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION WWW.PHYSEDANDREC.UALBERTA.CA A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Our Faculty has been adjudged by our peers as Canada’s premier faculty of its kind - that speaks volumes about our reputation and our commitment to excellence in teaching, research and service to the community. Many of our faculty members are world- renowned scholars in their fields which range from sport science, kinesiology, physical activity and health, tourism, recreation and leisure studies and sport management. I welcome you to come and exlpore theis extraordinary Faculty, its many facets and outstanding opportunities for study - and see why we describe this Faculty as being where the art and science of human movement come alive! W. Kerry Mummery, PhD, FASMF, Professor and Dean SUMMER SCHOOL WITH THE FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION The Faculty of Physical Education’s A number of cultural and sport International Summer School excursions are planned for students Program is an interactive program to experience the fantastic summer where students will participate in in Edmonton that truly immerses a variety of activities that will give students in Canadian culture, them an experience of a lifetime. amongst Canadians. Students will attend a football game, the City’s Students will attend lectures given by biggest exhibition, K-Days, numerous Faculty Professors who are experts parks and outdoor excursions in the in their fields and from a variety of River Valley and around Edmonton disciplines that could include: sport and visit one of the world’s tourism, exercise physiology, sport biggest shopping centres, West psychology, recreation and sport Edmonton Mall. management, health related physical activity promotion, adapted physical An excursion to the Rocky activity and coaching. There will also Mountains is part of the be lectures that provide the history program and students and context of Western Canada and will see the majestic Alberta to to help students better Rocky Mountains understand their experience here in during their time Canada. with us. Students will have the opportunity to participate and try new sports and activities, both in our world- class facilities, but also throughout Edmonton and Alberta. Activities such as rock-climbing, curling, floor hockey and lacrosse will be highlighted. These will also give student a chance to meet and interact with UAlberta students. WHY THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA? We are one of the top 5 universities WE ARE UALBERTA in Canada & top 100 in the world! We are home to state-of-the-art learning and research facilities, 39,000+ 150 + 400+ 260,000+ students countries student alumni award-winning teachers and groups professors, a warm, welcoming student community, and 1 COMMUNITY opportunities for students you won’t find anywhere else. Come and study in Canada at the University of Alberta! UAlberta is one of Canada’s leading universities, known for innovative research, world-renowned discoveries, and a vibrant and inspiring campus community. DISCOVERING THE WORLD OF HUMAN MOVEMENT STARTS HERE The elements in our university OUR COLOURS crest all have special meaning DEGREE PROGRAMS GREEN The Rocky Mountains Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, The North Saskatchewan Sport and Tourism (BARST) & GOLD River in Edmonton Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) represent the Boreal & prairie Bachelor of Science in landscape of central Alberta. Our agricultural roots Kinesiology (BScKin) Bachelor of Kinesiology/Bach- Women’s Health and Physical Activity elor of Education (BKin/BEd) Laboratory Exercise Physiology, Reproductive Endocrinology, Campus and Energy Balance Work Out & Sociocultural Behavior Community Recreation reaches 16,504 unique In the last years, the Faculty has given out: participants involved in; 50 intramural sports, group 8,326 Undergraduate Degrees , 661 Masters exercise, instructional recreation, sport clubs and Degrees, 320 Doctoral Degrees special events BEHAVIOURAL MEDICINE LABORATORY OUR FACILITIES Our research seeks to advance the scientific • Saville Community Sports Centre understanding of the interrelationships among the behavioural, • Foote Field biological and psychosocial aspects of physical activity and can- • Universiade Pavilion • Van Vliet Complex cer. • Physical Activity and Wellness Centre Our varsity teams Facilities are have won 72 national located on both championships since North & South CIS was first intro- GRADUATE Campus duced in 1963, includ- DEGREES ing over 30 titles in Clare Drake Arena . Main Gym . the last decade. Aquatics Centre (East & West Pool), Masters of Arts Dance studios, Foote Field, Curl- ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE ing Rink, Tennis Centres, Climbing Masters of Science Complex, Fitness Centre, squash The U of A is home to one of the most suc- Masters of Coaching courts, weight training rooms, cessful intercollegiate athletic programs in Gymnasia, rev rooms, Varsity Field, Canada. Our student-athletes are held to the Doctoral Degree Lister Field, lecture theatres and highest standards of academic excellence classrooms. 10 REASONS TO COME AND DISCOVER 1. Edmonton is the capital city of Alberta and one of the fastest-growing cities in Canada with a metro population of over one million. 2. Enjoy city life in a beautiful outdoor environment. You can bike, hike, ski, and more in the river valley. 3. Edmonton is a friendly, multi-cultural city. 4. Exciting weekend road trips! Explore Alberta’s prairies, canyons and mountains. ANNUAL BRIGHT SUNSHINE 5. The Alberta blue sky and sunshine - Edmonton is one of the sunniest cities in 2,310 hrs Edmonton Canada, even during the winter! 2,066 hrs Toronto 2,051 hrs 2310 hrs Montreal 6. Canada’s “Festival City” enjoy live 1,938 hrs Vancouver music, art, theatre, carnivals, sports and more. ANNUAL SNOWFALL 7. Explore the land dinosaurs used to roam. 210 cm Montreal 122 cm Toronto 8. Experience the breath taking Rocky 118 cm 118 cm Edmonton Mountains - Banff and Jasper National 45 cm Vancouver Parks. 9. A creative city where ideas and ANNUAL RAINFALL innovation come to life. 1, 412 mm Vancouver 10. Have a great Canadian Experience! 785 mm Montreal 714 mm 339 mm Toronto 339 mm Edmonton EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA DID YOU KNOW? Fast facts about Edmonton: The North Saskatchewan # River Valley is the larg- 1 est urban park in North URBAN PARK America! National Geographic re- cently 60+ named Edmonton as one FESTIVALS of its “Best Summer Trips.” The world-famous Rocky Mountains are only a 3H three-hour drive away. AREAS OF EXPERTISE - RESEARCH Faculty teaching and research interests touch on biomechanical, historical, neuromotor, pedagogical, philosophical, physiological, psychological, and sociocultural perspectives of human movement, physical activity, and exercise. Adapted Physical Activity Researchers in this area study issues related to children’s and adults’ engagement and inclusion in physical activity, recreation, and sport settings. Behavioral Medicine Behavioral medicine combines concepts from medicine and psychology to examine relations between physical activity and health. Some of our researchers in this area also examine links between sedentary behavior and health outcomes. Coaching & Sport Psychology Researchers in this area study participation and performance in sport (from youth sport to elite sport). Neuromuscular Researchers in this area examine human movement from neurological and neuromuscular perspectives in a range of complex environments among members of different populations. Sociocultural The sociocultural area includes a diverse group of researchers who study sociological concepts across a range of human movement contexts, including sport, physical activity, and recreation. This area also includes scholars who study sport, recreation, and public history. Recreation, Sport & Tourism Our researchers in this group use a variety of disciplinary perspectives to study issues including sport tourism, outdoor recreation, conservation, and leisure behaviour. Physiology Our exercise physiologists examine mechanisms associated with physical activity in a range of different populations, including but not limited to athletes, pregnant women, and individuals in physically de- manding professions (e.g., firefighters). SAMPLE DAY SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Time Activity Time Activity 08:30 - 10:00 Breakfast on campus 08:30 - 10:00 Breakfast on campus 10:00 -12:00 Orientation 10:00 -12:00 Orientation 12:00 -13:00 Catered lunch and guest 12:00 -13:00 Catered lunch and guest speaker speaker 13:00 -15:00 Campus Ambassador Tours 13:00 -15:00 Campus Ambassador Tours 15:00 - 17:00 Sport and Physical Activity 15:00 - 17:00 Sport and Physical Activity Facility Tours Facility Tours 17:00 - 18:00 Dinner on Whyte Ave 17:00 - 18:00 Dinner on Whyte Ave 18:00 - 21:00 Free Time 18:00 - 21:00 Free Time FRIDAY SATURDAY Time Activity Time Activity 08:30 - 09:00 Breakfast on campus 08:30 - 10:00 Sleep In 09:00 -10:45 Football game prep - signs 10:00 -12:00 Free Time 11:00 - 13:00 Lunch at residence 12:00 -13:00 Lunch 13:00 -14:00 Lecture with Athletic 13:00 -17:00 Heritage Days Festival Director 17:00 - 19:00 Dinner at restaurant 14:00 - 16:00 Free Time/Face Painting 19:00 - 21:00 Free Time 16:00 - 18:00 Dinner 18:00 - 21:00 Edmonton Eskimos Football Game “We have the opportunity to be very close to, to touch and feel nature. It is amazing and so beautiful! So I think Edmonton is an amazing place, I would be more than happy to come visit again if I have the chance!” - Danni INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL “Canadians are really friendly and warm. they respect each other and are nice to each other” - Kevin “I feel like K-Days was the best experience! there were many exciting activities and events” - Andrea “The blue skies where brilliant!” - Mark ROCKY MOUNTAINS The Canadian Rocky Mountains - Glaciers. Canyons. Turquoise lakes. Moose in the meadows. Live the mountain adventure of your dreams. Here’s your insider Canadian Rockies checklist! Banff and Jasper National Park A scenic drive leads to one of the most popular national parks in the world. Everywhere you look is a perfect picture from a glossy travel book.
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