Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana
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At Huntington University, the objective of the Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) program is to generate physical education teacher candidates with the skills and aptitude necessary for successful Indiana licensure in P-12 Physical Education and Health Education. As a way of expanding teaching licensure, coaching endorsement course work is also an option.

Distinct Advantages

The PETE core curriculum provides students with numerous field experiences, cultivating the candidate's experiential and cognitive repertoire in: physical education teaching pedagogy, personal motor skill development, a multiplicity of teaching methodologies and classroom management strategies, teaching diverse populations, and personal and professional communication development.

The small class environment nurtures personal and professional relationships, creating a cohort embedded in and committed to professionalism, a Christ-centered standard of living, and an exemplary lifestyle of wellness.

Experience Counts

It is the desire of those teaching in the Department of Kinesiology and Recreation Management to develop future physical educators who will strive to elevate the credibility of physical education, and advocate for its existence as a necessary part of a child's growth and development.
 

alumni impact

Sam Ryan

Sam Ryan
Physical Education '09
Sam's professors set high expectation that helped him to excel as an educator. 

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Huntington University’s physical education students will again offer a homeschool P.E. program for children ages 3 through fifth grade this spring.
Huntington University’s physical education students are offering a homeschool P.E. program for children ages 3 through 5th grade this fall.