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	"Moving Bodies" is a three credit course designed to help students understand how bodies function through an examination of the process of movement. Topics will include how muscles contract, how bones and muscles are organized to produce movements, how the circulatory and respiratory systems provide oxygen and energy for movement, and how metabolism and nutrition provide energy for movement. The relationships between structure and function and the biological basis for injury and disease will be emphasized. The course will provide students with information that they will need to make informed health and medical decisions and will address health issues that students may confront in their own lives. This course is designed for students who are NOT majoring in science, but must fulfill a distribution or graduation requirement.
	For additional information, please contact the instructor,  Dr. Kathleen Scott, ARC 303.
This course was developed as part of a grant from the National Science Foundation.