REC/PNP: Recommended Sequence of Courses
Senior Year
Junior Year
Sophomore
Year
Freshma
n Year
First Semester—Fall
University Studies
15 hrs
Second Semester—Spring
University Studies
15 hrs
Total 15 hrs
REC 265 Leisure and Society
REC 270 Program Planning and Evaluation
University Studies
3
3
12
Total 15 hrs
REC 348 Practicum in Recreation Services
REC 375 Leadership & Management of Recreation Services
PED 415 Adaptive Physical Activity
University Studies
3
3
4
6
Total 18 hrs
REC 430 Managing Recreation Service Quality
3
REC 440 Risk Management and Liability
3
REC 475 Advanced Human Resource Management
3
REC Support Course
3
General Electives
2
Total 16 hrs
REC 359 Research and Evaluation in Recreation Services
3
REC 392 Organization & Mgt of Recreational Sports
3
REC 450 Conflict and Organizational Politics
3
REC 476 Budgeting and Finance in Recreation Services
3
REC Support Course
3
General Electives
3
Total 14 hrs
Total 18 hrs
REC 390 Pre-Internship Seminar
REC 394 Recreational Sports & Fitness Facility Ops
REC 380 Marketing for Recreation, Sport and Tourism
General Electives
Phase
Component
I. Foundations
Composition
Lifetime Wellness
Math & Statistics
Foreign Language
First Year Seminar
Aesthetic, Interpretive, &
Literary Perspectives
Historical & Philosophical
Approaches
Scientific Approaches to
the Natural World
Understanding Human
Institutions and Behaviors
Living in Our Diverse
Nation
Living in a Global Society
II. Approaches &
Perspectives
III. Clusters
Global Diversity Cluster
or
Coastal Health and
Environment
Writing Intensive
IV. Building
Competencies
Information Literacy
Quantitative & Logical
Reasoning
V. Explorations
Beyond Classroom
VI. Capstone Course
•
•
•
1
3
3
9
REC 498 Internship in Recreation Services
12
Total 16 hrs
Total 12 hrs
Requirement
Recommended for PNP
3-6 hours
2 hours
3 hours
3-6 hours
3 hours
At least 6 hours; No more than 3 hours from one
discipline
At least 6 hours; No more than 3 hours from one
discipline
At least 7 hours with 1 lab course; no more than 4
hours from one discipline
At least 6 hours; no more than 3 hours from one
discipline
At least 3 hours
ENG 101 and ENG 201 or ENG 103
PED 101
MAT 111
ASL 101 and ASL 102 or SPN 201
UNI 101
ENG 111; PED 136
HST 203; PAR 101
EVS 195; EVS 195L; GGY 130;
GLY 101; GLY 120; GLY 250
COM 220; ECN 125; PLS 101;
PLS 217; SOC 105
ECN 328; GRN 101;
MGT 350; PSY 271
At least 3 hours
BIO 150; EVS 195; EVS 205; GGY
140; GLY 250; HST 203
At least 9 hours with at least 2 different prefixes
PED 206; PED 235; REC 265;
REC 351; REC 494
At least 9 hours with at least 2 different prefixes
9 hours with at least 3 hours at 300-400 level and
at least 3 hours in the major
HEA 207; REC 265, REC 351;
REC 362
EVS 495; GGY 435; MGT 352;
PED 415; REC 375
9 hours; 1st year seminar and two additional
courses; one in the major
3 hours
UNI 101; EVS 495; PED 415;
REC 380
REC 359
One approved experience
REC 498
12 hours
REC 498
Minimum of 124 hours required for graduation.
Commonly offered summer courses include: REC 292 (2), REC 348, REC 362, REC 494, REC 498
This program of study is based on a student selecting the Public and Non-Profit Academic Concentration. Other Academic Concentrations are
available (see catalogue).