A study of recreation and leisure philosophies, concepts, and theories. Familiarizes the student with the various leisure service agencies and looks at the history and development of recreation and leisure as a profession.
Reviews the nature and meaning of recreation administration, particularly as it relates to public recreation agencies. Areas of concentration include management, organization, board and executive relations, personnel practices, fee structures, and office management.
This course utilizes an experiential approach to developing concepts and skills needed for successful delivery of adventure recreation programs. Through participation in adventure-based activities, students will apply principles of group dynamics, facilitation, and leadership.
