Division of Education

Dr. Kimberly Hall, Division Head
Professors: Dr. Kimberly Hall and Dr. Darren Wozny
Associate Professors: Dr. Mark Fincher, Dr. Lindon Ratliff, Dr. Penny Wallin, and Dr. Ben Wax
Assistant Professors: Dr. Jeffrey Leffler, Dr. Eric Suddeath, and Dr. Ksenia Zhbanova
Clinical Assistant Professor: Dr. Tania Hanna
Instructors: Laura Hilton, Susan May, and Brandi Sumrall

The Division of Education in Meridian offers degree programs in areas previously listed. Education programs offered at MSU-Meridian parallel those offered through the College of Education in Starkville. Specific degree program requirements may be obtained by referencing the College of Education section in this Bulletin.

Degree requirements may be found by referencing the corresponding degree program located within this general bulletin.

BS in Kinesiology - Clinical Exercise Physiology concentration

The clinical exercise physiology concentration is designed as a professional preparation program of study that enables students to work in clinical settings as exercise physiologists in cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, or other clinical rehabilitation settings, such as those for individuals with diabetes, orthopedic limitations, arthritis, cancer, osteoporosis, renal failure, obesity, and in programs dealing with issues of aging and female specific issues. The clinical exercise physiology concentration also provides students with the necessary background to pursue graduate health professions, such as physical or occupational therapy, physician assistant studies, medicine, or other graduate level educational programs.