From the program's website:
The Department of Kinesiology has a specialized major in Physical Education and Health Teacher Education (PEHTE), leading to K-12 licensure to teach physical education in North Carolina and many other states. This program prepares future teachers by providing opportunities for observation, participation, assisting, and teaching experiences with public school students, including those with special needs.
From the program's website:
THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
As part of preparation for licensure, you will spend 50 hours in internships during your junior year (25 hours per semester), another 50 hours during the fall semester of your senior year.
You will engage in full-time student teaching during the spring semester of your senior year.
One of the hallmarks of UNCG’s Geography program is the ability to study abroad. For example, the two-week summer field school has taken students to the Canadian Rockies, the Central Rocky Mountains, the desert Southwest, and the Pacific Northwest.
The student-led Geography Club hosts a series of speakers each year from planning departments, environmental agencies, GIS firms, and economic development companies.
Students who excel in the classroom can earn membership into UNCG’s chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon (ΓΘΥ), the international honor society in geography.
UNCG has an active Geography Bowl Team, which won the state competition defeating all other universities in North Carolina in 2019.
Editor's note: we are deeply jealous that they have (had?) access to a geomorphology lab. Geeking out while also mourning and posting this in hopes of a change.