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REC-112 Backpacking, 2 cr.
The course contains basic backpacking skills. Skills covered
will include camp craft, equipment and clothing selection, menu
planning, and safety in a wilderness setting. Students will
attend class to prepare for a two-and-one-half day backpacking
trip.
(Formerly RE-112A)
REC-113 Concepts of Wellness, 3 cr.
Organizing and implementing wellness programs for employees in
agencies and organizations. Emphasis will be on introduction to
and recruitment of employees, fitness testing, prescription of
individual and group wellness programs. Lecture and
laboratory.
(Formerly RE-113A)
REC-114 Foundations of Recreation, 4 cr.
Designed to help the student better understand the role of
recreation and leisure in our society. Provides students with
information on agencies providing recreational services.
(Formerly RE-114A)
REC-118 Recreation Leadership, 4 cr.
Students gain an understanding of leadership theories and
techniques and also develop an understanding of group dynamics
relating to specific populations.
(Formerly RE-118A)
REC-122 Recreation Fieldwork I, 2 cr.
Recreation Fieldwork I is designed to give the student practical
on the job experience. It will provide the student with an
opportunity to plan, implement and evaluate recreational
programs.
(Formerly RE-122A)
REC-132 Orienteering, 2 cr.
Provides students with the opportunity to learn and develop map
and compass skills. Specific skills and knowledge include
reading and understanding maps, land navigation techniques, and
sport orienteering. Emphasis will be placed on integrating this
activity into an outdoor recreation program.
(Formerly RE-132A)
REC-133 Outdoor Living Skills, 3 cr.
The course is designed to educate the student on how to travel
safely for extended periods in the back-country. The essentials
of life and how they can be provided in an outdoor setting will
be presented. Related topics such as navigation, back-country
medicine and wilderness concepts will also be discussed.
(Formerly RE-133A)
REC-140 Introduction to River Kayaking,
3 cr.
To teach beginner paddlers to safely and enjoyably kayak on
gentle rivers.
REC-214 Program Planning and
Organization, 4 cr.
Students gain an understanding of many different recreation
programs areas and the aspects of developing and conducting
programs to meet the needs of various populations.
(Formerly RE-214A)
REC-233 Intro to Outdoor Recreation, 3
cr.
Introduces students to the breadth, depth and scope of outdoor
recreation. Topics include the history and philosophy of
recreation; the roles that the government and the private
sector play in outdoor recreation; the importance of
leadership; the basics of program design; and the methods of
researching job opportunities in the field. Specific skills
include trip planning, menu planning, expedition behavior,
outdoor cookery, selection of gear and clothing, campsite
management, map and compass.
(Formerly RE-233A)
REC-235 Recreation Practicum, 6 cr.
Advanced practical field experience.
(Formerly RE-235A)
REC-236 Recreation Practicum, 5 cr.
Advanced practical field experience.
(Formerly RE-236A) |
