Kinesiology Careers and Internships

Kinesiology Careers and Internships
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What Can You Do with a Degree in Kinesiology? 

Career Pathways In Kinesiology

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Internships

Some kinesiology students gain further exposure to their chosen field through internships, either on campus in the College's Department of Athletics and Recreational Sports or with professional sports franchises. Recently, Saint Mary's students have held internships with such organizations as the San Francisco Forty-Niners, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, and Oakland Athletics. For additional information regarding current internship opportunities please contact Daniel Wray, PhD, email dew1@stmarys-ca.edu.

Some kinesiology students gain further exposure to their chosen field through internships, either on campus in the College's Department of Athletics and Recreational Sports or with professional sports franchises. Recently, Saint Mary's students have held internships with such organizations as the San Francisco Forty-Niners, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, and Oakland Athletics. For additional information regarding current internship opportunities please contact:

 

Daniel Wray, PhD

Internship Coordinator
Department of Kinesiology
Saint Mary's College of California
Email: dew1@stmarys-ca.edu

 

Internships | Saint Mary's Resources

Careers

Kinesiology majors are prepared for a variety of career paths including fitness, sport management, and the allied health professions. You can also apply your knowledge of both science and the traditional liberal arts in a graduate-level program in sports medicine and a wide variety of related disciplines. Discover additional career opportunities by exploring the following resources.

American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance

American College of Sports Medicine Career Resources

American Kinesiology Association Career Center

Exercise Jobs

HPCAREER.net

National Athletic Trainers Association Career Center

National Commission for Health Education Credentialing

National Strength and Conditioning Association Career Services

NIRSA's Blue Fish Jobs

Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE)

Teamworkonline

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Data Science in the Sports Industry

Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are

 

Some kinesiology students gain further exposure to their chosen field through internships, either on campus in the College's Department of Athletics and Recreational Sports or with professional sports franchises. Recently, Saint Mary's students have held internships with such organizations as the San Francisco Forty-Niners, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, and Oakland Athletics. For additional information regarding current internship opportunities please contact Professor Debra Pace, dap6@stmarys-ca.edu.

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jan term 2020 robin dunn

Jan Term Adventures: Robin Dunn, Assistant Professor, Kinesiology

In this course, students explored the intersections between culturally significant Maōri traditional physical activities and storytelling, historical trauma, as well as enculturation and emotional and physical well-being among indigenous Maōri and New Zealanders (Kiwi) in Aotearoa (New Zealand).

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Kinesiology 110 class in the Human Performance Lab

Kines-110 Sp '21 Exercise Physiology

Exercise Physiology students and Professor Chi-An Emhoff in the Human Performance Lab.

jan term craig riordan

Jan Term Adventures: Craig Riordan, Adjunct Faculty

During the Jan Term class, Parks and Rack, students read about, discussed and experienced public parks in Northern California including Yosemite  National Park, John Muir NHS, Rosie the Riveter NHP, The Marin Headlands, Ardenwood Regional Park, Mount Tamalpais State Park, the Historic West Point Inn and the California Wine Country.  The class learned about the history and philosophy of parks and the history and significance of The California Wine Country.  Students experienced how parks and the wine country affect the sustainability of natural and cultural resources, the economy, and quality of life.  Students also learned about professional opportunities in the field of park management and in the wine industry.

 

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jan term 2020 robin dunn

Jan Term Adventures: Robin Dunn, Assistant Professor, Kinesiology

In this course, students explored the intersections between culturally significant Maōri traditional physical activities and storytelling, historical trauma, as well as enculturation and emotional and physical well-being among indigenous Maōri and New Zealanders (Kiwi) in Aotearoa (New Zealand).

click image to enlarge

Kinesiology 110 class in the Human Performance Lab

Kines-110 Sp '21 Exercise Physiology

Exercise Physiology students and Professor Chi-An Emhoff in the Human Performance Lab.

jan term craig riordan

Jan Term Adventures: Craig Riordan, Adjunct Faculty

During the Jan Term class, Parks and Rack, students read about, discussed and experienced public parks in Northern California including Yosemite  National Park, John Muir NHS, Rosie the Riveter NHP, The Marin Headlands, Ardenwood Regional Park, Mount Tamalpais State Park, the Historic West Point Inn and the California Wine Country.  The class learned about the history and philosophy of parks and the history and significance of The California Wine Country.  Students experienced how parks and the wine country affect the sustainability of natural and cultural resources, the economy, and quality of life.  Students also learned about professional opportunities in the field of park management and in the wine industry.

 

click image to enlarge

jan term 2020 robin dunn

Jan Term Adventures: Robin Dunn, Assistant Professor, Kinesiology

In this course, students explored the intersections between culturally significant Maōri traditional physical activities and storytelling, historical trauma, as well as enculturation and emotional and physical well-being among indigenous Maōri and New Zealanders (Kiwi) in Aotearoa (New Zealand).

click image to enlarge

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