Amy Harms has taught in Concordia University, Nebraska’s health and human performance department, as well as general studies courses, since 2006. She earned both her B.S. in Secondary Education (’04) and M.S. in Education (’05) from Concordia. A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and American Red Cross instructor in First Aid/CPR/AED, she is passionate about nutrition and fitness, helping her family and others live healthy, active lifestyles. Amy enjoys strength training, sports, officiating basketball and volleyball, and volunteering with youth athletics. She and husband, Nolan, who also teaches in the HHP department, have two daughters, Nevaeh and Johanna.
“Aside from being raised in a Christian household, my time at Concordia as a student was the most impactful on who I am today. The experiences I was able to have and the faculty and staff all contributed to that. The feeling of community at Concordia makes it unique.”
Amy Harms
Amy Harms's Academic Programs
Undergraduate
Exercise Science
The exercise science program at Concordia University, Nebraska offers you the opportunity to advance your knowledge, skills and abilities while staying current with innovative research by utilizing state-of-the-art human performance laboratory equipment. Here, you will learn how to apply the gifts God has given you to enhance the spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional and social wellbeing of others.
Public Health and Fitness
A degree in public health and fitness from Concordia University, Nebraska prepares you to develop and advocate for effective health programs, where you can implement policies that enhance the health of individuals, groups and communities.
Recreation and Sport Studies
At Concordia University, Nebraska, the recreation and sport studies major is designed to give you an experiential education. Take classes in orienteering, adventure activities and alpine skiing, among others. Learn about planning and management of PE courses, recreational activities, sports and facility management.