Student:
COMMUNITY RECREATION & EVENT PLANNING CONCENTRATION
4-YEAR PLAN
Advisor:
Freshman Year:
Fall
ENG 101 or FMS 115 (GRD)
GEC #1
FMS/WI (GEC #2)
GEC #3 (GSB)
HHS 125 (or other)
3
3
3
3
1
Total Credit Hours
Spring
CST 105 (GRD, SI outside the major)
CTR 111 (offered Fall & Sp.)
GEC #4
GEC #5 (FMS)
GEC #6
13
3
3
3
3
3
Total Credit Hours 15
Sophomore Year
Fall
CTR 212 or CTR 213 (offered Fall & Sp.)
CTR 314
MAT 115 or higher Math or STA 108 (GMT)
ENG 102 (GRD, SI)
*MINOR #1
Total Credit Hours
3
3
3
3
3
Spring
CTR 212 or CTR 213 (offered Fall & Sp.)
Science with lab (GNS #1)
CTR 241 (spring only course)
MINOR #2
15
3
4
3
3
Total Credit Hours 13
Summer Session
CTR 315 (20 hr/wk for minimum of 6 weeks for a total of 120 hours in a Community Recreation or Event Planning
setting)
3 credit hours
Junior Year
Fall
CTR 342 (Fall only course)
CTR 423 (Fall only course)
GNS #2 (science w/out lab)
MINOR #3
MINOR #4
Spring
Total Credit Hours
3
3
3
3
3
15
CREP COGNATE
STH 451
MINOR #5
GEC #7
MINOR #6
Total Credit Hours
3
3
3
3
3
15
Senior Year
Fall
CTR 416 (offered Fall & Sp.)
CTR 511 (SI in major)
MINOR #7 (if necessary)
Elective (WI outside major, if necessary)
Total Credit Hours
Spring
3
3
3
3
Elective
Elective
Elective
12
3
3
3
Total Credit Hours 9
Summer Session
CTR 417 (WI in major) (40 hr/wk for minimum of 12 consecutive weeks for a total of 240 hrs)
12 credit hours
*You will be required to complete an approved minor.
FMS = Freshman Seminar; courses are open to freshman only
GEC = General Educational Requirement
Minimum Credit Hours to graduate = 122
Needed GECs #1-7 unspecified in 4-year plan
1 GLT (Literature) course
1 GFA (Fine Arts) course
1 GPR (Philosophical, Religious, Ethical Perspectives) course
1 GHP (Historical Perspectives/Western Culture) course
2 GSB (Social and Behavioral Sciences) courses
1 additional Humanities (GLT or GFA or GPR)
2 GRD (Reasoning and Discourse) courses and 1 GMT (Math) course are also requirements of the University,
however they are built into the 4-year plan on page 1. 2 GNS (Natural Sciences) courses are also required by the
University. They are already built into the 4-year plan on page 1 as GNS #1 and GNS #2. Note that: 1 GNS course
must be with a lab; the 2nd doesn’t need a lab. Additionally, the 2 GNS courses that you take must be in different
disciplines (for example, you could not take two Biology classes to meet this requirement).
All students must satisfy 4 global/global nonwestern (1 GN and 3 GL/GNs), 2 writing intensive, and 2
speaking intensive requirements. You should try to do this by seeking sections marked GL, GN, WI, or SI as
you register for courses in general education (GECs).
REMEMBER: You can search for GECs by “Course Category” in Genie at
(https://banweb.uncg.edu/prod/hwzkcoff.P_UncgSlctCrsOff).
In the example below, GFA courses were searched. However, you can also search by GLT, GPR, WI, SI, GN,
GL, etc.)
Results include all GFAs in all disciplines offered Fall 2014
Note: ART 100-01 would satisfy one University requirement (GFA)
ART 112-01 would satisfy two University requirements (GFA and GN)
ART 112-02 would satisfy three University requirements (GFA and GN and WI—outside the major)
*BY SELECTING ART 112-02 YOU MEET THREE UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS WITH ONE COURSE*
Suggestions for GECs
GFA
DCE 200 (GL) - Dance Appreciation
ARH 112 (GN) – Survey of Non-Western Art
MUS 242 (GL) – Music for Film
FMS 130, 131, 132
GPR
PHI 361 (GN) – Ethical Issues in Business
MUS 135 (GN) – Introduction to Music and Culture
PHI 121 – Contemporary Moral Problems
REL 101
FMS 140, 141, 142
PSC 105
GHP
FMS 151, 152, 160, 161, 162
GLT
FMS 120, 121, 122
CCI 205 (GL) – Mythology
ENG 105
ENG 106
GNS
GEO 103
BIO 105 + lab
NTR 213 without lab
ISC 212 without lab
KIN 220 without lab
GEO 106 + lab
GEO 110 + lab
GN
PCS 309 (GN)
PCS 205 (GL)
GSB
SOC 101, 201, 202
PSY 121
ECO 201
FMS 170, 171, 172
PSC 100