Kinesiology
Restoring Wellness Through Indigenous Land-Based Practices
3 credits
Examining how colonialism and settler colonialism altered Indigenous physical practices and concepts of wellness and consider how Indigenous peoples and their communities are reclaiming and reengaging with physical culture and land-based practices to restore and maintain their sense of well-being. [3-0]
Average
80.0%
Students
313
Sections
4
Grade distribution. <50: 2, 50-54: 5, 55-59: 3, 60-63: 10, 64-67: 11, 68-71: 24, 72-75: 28, 76-79: 31, 80-84: 61, 85-89: 63, 90-100: 62.
Historical Averages
2014–2016
Lowest section avg
71.2%
Highest section avg
87.5%
Terms offered
4
Some grade ranges were withheld by UBC to protect student privacy and are not shown above.
Grade data from ubc-pair-grade-data.
| Section | Activity | Status | Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Lecture | Waitlist | Thu 14:00-17:00 | Janice Forsyth |
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