REC 100 | Organization and Administration of Recreation | 2 credit hours
This course is an introduction of organization and administration as it is implemented in our communities, state, government parks and society. Spring Even

REC 212 | Biking and Hiking | 2 credits
This course is an introduction and study of the basic skills, equipment and safety of biking and hiking in community and park settings. Fall Even

REC 214 | Skiing | 1 credit
This course is an introduction and study of the basic skills of cross-country skiing and is intended for those who do not know how to ski. Spring Even

REC 222 | Community Recreation | 2 credits
This is a field and classroom study of community recreation facilities on the local level. The class will study local parks and indoor facilities to learn the everyday organization and planning that goes into a community recreational department. Spring Odd

REC 224 | Park Planning and Management | 2 credits
The course will study the planning and management that goes into a community, state and federal park or private recreational area. Examples of this would be camping units, pads, buildings, and recreational equipment in parks. Budget examples will also be studied. Spring Even

REC 341 | Camping/Outdoor Recreation | 2 hours
Outdoor camping and recreation offers the student experience in learning and organizing a leisure camping and fishing activity. Field experiences are part of this class. Prerequisite: REC 100 Fall Every Year, Spring Odd

REC 344 | Commercial Recreation | 2 credits
This course is designed to introduce the student to the necessary skills, technical abilities, and general management of commercial recreation. Fall Even

REC 382 | Adaptive Recreation for the Mentally & Physically Challenged | 2 credits
This course is the study of educating people with mental and physical disabilities in the participation of indoor and outdoor recreation. Spring Even

REC 485 | Internships | 3 - 12 credits
This course is designed for a student to have hands-on field experience while learning about recreation on a local, state, and federal level. Recreation management majors will have a learning opportunity with local and state recreational businesses. Fall and Spring