Ashlee Buczek, BS ‘12
Ashlee Buczek is already co-owner of Legends Cheer Academy II—as well as instructor, mentor, and leader. The science background she acquired at PETM helped her to better understand the body, she says, and the abilities of her clients. “PETM gave me the tools to be a better coach.”
Admissions to the School of Physical Education and Tourism Management
If you are a current IUPUI student and have completed the admission's requirements to be admitted to the School of Physical Education and Tourism Management, please complete the PETM Admissions Application (admission requirements are listed on application).
If you are not a current IUPUI student, please visit enroll.iupui.edu to find out how to apply to the school.
Why the School of Physical Education and Tourism Managment?
There has never been a more exciting time to explore the fields of kinesiology and tourism, conventions and event management on the dynamic IUPUI campus, where impact is made every day.
Current obesity rates and the nation’s focus on health demonstrate the growing need for exercise science and fitness studies professionals to have a direct impact on community wellness.
An increasingly smaller world (due to technological advancements and global markets) has a significant impact on the travel industry, as do other exciting areas such as sport and event tourism.
Sport management is now a booming industry, from the amateur sports world to that of professionals. Indianapolis is a place where sport managers impact our community’s economic development through events such as the Super Bowl, NCAA Final Four Tournament, and Indianapolis 500, just to name a few.
Graduates from the IU School of Physical Education and Tourism Management are prepared for careers in these and related fields. Our energetic and engaging educators provide students with relevant coursework and unique experiential learning opportunities through the thriving Indianapolis downtown community.
When you’re ready, come visit us and see why we’re truly a place where impact is made.
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