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212 RB, PO Box 22113, (801) 378-2645

Dean: Robert K. Conlee, Professor, Physical Education
Associate Dean: Joyce S. Harrison, Professor, Physical Education
Associate Dean: Jay H. Naylor, Professor, Recreation Management and Youth Leadership

The following departments and divisions are in the College of Health and Human Performance:

Dance
Health Sciences
Intercollegiate Athletics
Physical Education
Health and Human Performance Services
Recreation Management and Youth Leadership

The LDS Church, through its beliefs and teachings, has developed a unique reputation relative to health practices—one of active and vigorous living, leadership of youth, and wholesome use of time. Brigham Young University, in harmony with the objectives of the Church, provides its members with opportunities for both participation and active, exemplary leadership.

College Advisement Center

205 RB, PO Box 22117, (801) 378-3638

Students are able to obtain help in planning their educational programs through the College of Health and Human Performance Advisement Center and the respective departments.

Goals

The College of Health and Human Performance seeks to make three significant contributions: (1) serve students and faculty, (2) extend university programs to the public, and (3) prepare professional leaders. The college sponsors an extensive health education program, a variety of physical education activity courses, youth and recreational services, numerous intramural and extramural activities, supervised free play, and several activity clubs. High-quality intercollegiate athletic teams and dance performance groups are correlated with other programs of the college. Those majoring in one of the areas within the college find strong professional programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Health and Human Performance Services

Free play, intramurals, and scheduling of events and facilities are all coordinated by the Division of Health and Human Performance Services. Students, faculty members, and staff may use the physical education facilities during the evening and on Saturdays. The college encourages participation in these fun, wholesome activities, which give both diversion and development.






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