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Dec 19, 2024
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OHIO University Undergraduate Catalog 2010-12 [Archived Catalog]
Recreation Management Major (B.S.R.S.)
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Major code BS8109
The Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services
Department of Recreation and Sport Pedagogy
Grover Center E160
Athens, OH 45701
Phone: 740.593.4656
Fax: 740.593.0284
rasp@ohio.edu
http://www.cehs.ohio.edu/academics/rasp/
Bruce Martin, contact person
This option focuses on the administration of recreation programs and qualifies you for positions with public recreation, voluntary agencies, resident institutions, and camp administration. Recreation management is an interdisciplinary profession. Students considering this as a career will receive a broad-based educational experience. Knowledge and content emphasis in the recreation sector include a focus on federal, state, county and municipal recreation programs and services, and they can be applied in commercial, collegiate, camp, and resident settings. After successfully completing the requirements and officially applying for degree conferral, you will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in Recreation Studies (B.S.R.S.) degree.
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Required Core Recreation Courses
Required Recreation Managment Courses
Select one of the following:
Communication
Select one of the following: Advertising/Marketing
Select one of the following: Ethics/Philosophy/Politics
Select one of the following: Recreation Management Elective Courses
Select a minimum of 16 hours from: Internship, Practica, Field Experience, Senior Internship Registration Requirements
Generally, the policy on internships, practica, field experiences, and senior internship requires registration for the experience in the quarter(s) that the requirements for the course are actually fulfilled. The only exception to this requirement is an experience that takes place over winter break, in which case registration for the course may occur during either fall or winter quarter. Be sure to work closely with your adviser/program coordinator to ensure proper registration and fulfillment. |
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