How can I contact an instructor?
The best way to contact an instructor is through e-mail. Instructor e-mail addresses and office locations. PAES instructor schedules and office locations are also available in the PAES main office (PE Building, room A100) or by calling 292-6787. Instructors will also provide contact information on their course syllabus. During the closing week of each quarter and between quarters, schedules and locations will vary from the established information.
Where can I find what classes are being offered or will be offered?
The complete current quarter list of SFHP courses is available in the PAES main office (PE Building, room A100).
The master schedule can be accessed online through the following link:
Should you not acquire access to the Master Schedule of Classes or need information of a class not published, your college advisor will access the PAES schedule. If you are not able to contact your advisor or the information is incomplete, directly contact SFHP by visiting the PE A100 office or by calling 292-2504. Enrollment takes place only through Brutus, or via a combination of the instructor and your College Office advisor.
Knowledge about classes not fully detailed regarding enrollment or the planning of future classes can be obtained by visiting the PE A100 office or calling 292-2504. Your inquiry will be forwarded to the appropriate source.
How can I find out more about the content of a course?
Information about each course and sample syllabi are available online at the following locations:
Additionally, information about the content of a course can be obtained from your college advisor and/or consulting the Course Catalogue. More details can be obtained by consulting with the current instructor of the course (see How do I contact an instructor?) You may also review a syllabus of the course in the PE A100 office.
How can I sign up for and get information about Horseback Riding lessons, Outdoor Pursuit courses, and/or Scuba courses?
Contact information can be obtained by calling 292-2504, or by visiting the PAES Office of Student and Alumni Services in PE A100 (phone: 292-6787).
The courses are contracted to individual instructors therefore enrollment procedures vary. Enrollment times, places, and fees for Horseback Riding lessons differ from the Outdoor Pursuit courses and the Scuba courses differ from either of the aforementioned.
If my objective is to learn more about a physical activity that is not in a class format, where can I go?
You should visit the Recreational Services located at the RPAC, (phone: 292-7671) and ask about Sport Clubs. Credit for most club activity can be arranged through the PAES Office of Student and Alumni Services in PE A100.
How do I fill out a section change slip?
The student information is written by the student across the upper area of the form. The instructor you are leaving, the NEW instructor, or the STUDENT can fill in the "department" and "section" information.
The instructor of the desired NEW section should SIGN the lower RIGHT small box. Nothing else needs to be added before leaving the slip with an office associate in PE A100. The Section Change Slip will be processed by the Program Managers in PAES Student Services.
Note: Issues of non-repeatable, PASS/Non-PASS/, Master Courses for Non-Master Program, and Pre-requisites can be addressed with the instructor.
Is there potential for injury associated with taking an activity course?
As you are considering enrolling in a University Sport, Fitness and Health Program class, the University would like you to be aware that participation in any physical activity involves minor/serious risks to your body. Prior to participation you will be asked to read and sign a statement that you (or parent/guardian if under 18) are aware of these risks and that you consent to medical treatment in the event that you are injured. For certain classes that are potentially dangerous, vigorous, and/or involve risky behavior, you will be asked to sign a statement releasing the University and it's instructors from liability in the event that you are injured as a result of your participation.
Is it possible to get a locker in the RPAC?
There are two types of lockers available for use within the RPAC facility. A limited number of day-use lockers require that you bring your own lock, and that you remove your items by the end of the day. Quarterly locker rental is available for a fee - please see the RPAC sport shop desk for more information (phone: 292-8590). If you are enrolled in an SFHP course, you are guaranteed the option of purchasing a locker by asking your instructor for a locker form.
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