Undergraduate Courses

 

REC 100 Introduction to Recreation and Leisure - 3 credits

REC 105 Recreation and Lifetime Skills - 1 credit

REC 120 Leadership Development - 3 credits

REC 207 Recreational Games and Activities - 3 credits

REC 210 Methods and Materials - 3 credits

REC 230 Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation - 3 credits

REC 241 Outdoor Recreation Management - 3 credits

REC 261 Travel and Tourism: Principles and Practices - 3 credits

REC 301 Internship I - 3 credits

REC 307 Disabilities in Society - 3 credits

REC 320 Recreation and Park Programs - 3 credits

REC 321 Programming in Community Recreation - 3 credits

REC 331 Programming in Therapeutic Recreation - 3 credits

REC 340 Outdoor Education and Camp Leadership - 3 credits

REC 350 Recreation and Park Areas - 3 credits

REC 361 Commercial Recreation - 3 credits

REC 370 Nature Recreation - 3 credits

REC 381 Leisure in Contemporary Society - 3 credits

REC 391 Intervention and Facilitation Techniques in Therapeutic Recreation - 3 credits

REC 400 Internship II - 6 credits

REC 420 Organization and Administration In Leisure - 3 credits

REC 431 Current Practices in Therapeutic Recreation - 3 credits

REC 433 Internship in Therapeutic Recreation - 6 credits

REC 455 Organization and Administration in Community Recreation Programs - 3 credits

REC 456 Recreation in Voluntary Youth Serving Agencies - 3 credits

REC 459 Administration of Outdoor Recreation Programs - 3 credits

REC 461 Seminar in Commercial Recreation - 3 credits

REC 470 Senior Research Methods -3 credits

REC 480 Philosophy of Recreation and Leisure - 3 credits

REC 491 Mobile Recreation Workshop - 3 credits

REC 493 Recreation Experimental Laboratory - 3 credits

REC 499 Independent Study - 3 credits

 

For more complete descriptions of couses, see the Undergraduate Catalog, published each year. Courses are subject to change from time to time. Not all courses are offered each semester, so students are advised to work closely with their assigned academic advisers from the faculty to assure that courses are scheduled and planned to meet student degree requirements for graduation.

Anyone seeking an appointment with the department's Undergradauate Coordinator may do so by clicking this link. Students may also schedule an appointment in person by visiting the Recreation and Leisure Studies Department offices at Office Building 1 (OB 1) and asking for Dr. Panza.