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Health and Human Performance Department
University of Wisconsin-Superior
Marcovich Wellness Center 1402
Belknap and Catlin
P.O. Box 2000
Superior, WI 54880
ph. 715-395-4673
fax. 715-395-4636



Health and Human Performance - Sports Management Minor
UW-Superior’s Department of Health and Human Performance offers a broad range of programs that enable students to study physical education, health, health education and exercise science. Students use these programs to launch careers in education, business, sports, personal fitness, public health and other fields. The program also offers minors that are ideal complements to majors in education, health and business.
Health and Human Performance - Physical Education Concentration
UW-Superior’s Department of Health and Human Performance offers a early childhood to adult physical education major, which is based on the seven dimensions of wellness: physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual, career, social, and environmental as part of the liberal arts educational foundation. The program seeks to serve all students in a caring educational environment which fosters the intellectual growth of all students concerning wellness for life, and develops critical thinking skills, positive attitudes, and personal responsibility in all students toward leading productive and healthy lifestyles. The Health & Human Performance Department goal is to develop certified physical education teachers who are engaged in their professional endeavors and who are able to impart knowledge and skills to diverse populations in a variety of educational settings.
Health and Human Performance - Exercise Science Concentration
UW-Superior’s exercise science concentration is a broad-based program that provides the knowledge and skills needed to acquire a variety of jobs in areas such as adult fitness, industrial medicine, cardiac rehabilitation, pre-physical or occupational therapy or even chiropractic or medical schools. Students gain basic and advanced knowledge of the structure and function of the human body, and nutrition, health and clinical exercise physiology.
Health and Human Performance - Community Health Promotion - Concentration
UW-Superior's community health promotion concentration focuses on fitness, health and disease prevention. Students selecting this program often pursue public health careers, such as federal food inspector or sanitarian.
Health and Human Performance - Major or Minor
UW-Superior’s Department of Health and Human Performance offers a broad range of programs that enable students to study physical education, health, health education and exercise science. Students use these programs to launch careers in education, business, sports, personal fitness, public health and other fields. The program also offers minors that are ideal complements to majors in education, health and business.
Health and Human Performance - Health Minor
UW-Superior’s Department of Health and Human Performance offers a broad range of programs that enable students to study physical education, health, health education and exercise science. Students use these programs to launch careers in education, business, sports, personal fitness, public health and other fields. The program also offers minors that are ideal complements to majors in education, health and business.
Exercise Science Concentration in Physical Education
UW-Superior’s exercise science concentration is a broad-based program that provides the knowledge and skills needed to acquire a variety of jobs in areas such as adult fitness, industrial medicine, cardiac rehabilitation, pre-physical or occupational therapy or even chiropractic or medical schools. Students gain basic and advanced knowledge of the structure and function of the human body, and nutrition, health and clinical exercise physiology.
UW-Superior’s Department of Health and Human Performance offers a broad range of programs that enable students to study physical education, health, health education and exercise science. Students use these programs to launch careers in education, business, sports, personal fitness, public health and other fields. The program also offers several minors that are ideal complements to majors in education and health.


