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Strength and Conditioning
The Strength and Conditioning program prepares students to work with secondary school, collegiate, professional and/or elite athletes developing and implementing excerise programs to support and enhance performance. Coursework, both theoretical and clinical, is designed to prepare students for national certification offered by the American College of Sports Medicine, National Strength and Conditioning Association, and the YMCA. All students complete fieldwork experience.
For more information about the graduate program in strength and conditioning, contact Dr. Margaret Jones at (413) 748-3601 or via emaill; or you may contact the Graduate Admissions Office at (413) 748-3729.
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The Athletic Training/Exercise Science Complex
Renovations are underway for a two-story 17,800 square foot Complex that will provide students and faculty with interactive and experiential learning environments as well as dedicated research space for the study of all aspects of wellness and human performance. The new athletic training room will provide student-athletes access to athletic health care at the highest level.
