PREE 207 Computer Aided Planning and Management
Computer applications in planning and management of parks and
recreation facilities and personnel. Prerequisite: CpSc 110
or consent of instructor. (3 credits) |
PREE 211 WEA Outdoor Leadership
This course is the Wilderness Education Association Standard
Program for Outdoor Leadership courses that are conducted in
the wild outdoors. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.
(3 credits) |
PREE 213 Environmental Resource Analysis
A study of the principles and techniques of environmental resource
analysis, landscape and scenery classification and procedures
for environmental quality and impact analyses. (3 credits) |
PREE 215 Park and Recreation Public Relations
The theory, principles and practices of public relations of
value to parks and recreation personnel including oral, written
and graphic presentations useful in public relations and interpretive
efforts. (3 credits) |
PREE 216 Wilderness Trek Leadership
A field course to provide opportunities for students to demonstrate
and practice wilderness trek leadership KSA's. Prerequisite:
PREE 211 (or concurrent registration) or consent of instructor.
(3 credits) |
PREE 217 Wilderness Trek Planning and
Logistics
A field course to provide the opportunity for students to demonstrate
and practice wilderness trek planning and logistics. Prerequisite:
PREE 211 (or concurrent registration) or consent of the instructor.
(3 credits) |
PREE 220 Therapeutic Recreation Services
Introduces students to the general field of therapeutic recreation
and provides a knowledgeable background of the involved special
populations. (3 credits) |
PREE 229 Clinical Aspects of Therapeutic
Recreation
This course includes: charting profiles, case studies, individual
and group assessment of recreation needs, analysis of activities
for client needs, adaptive equipment and activities for daily
living for special opportunities. (3 credits) |
PREE 230 Recreation Leadership
The theory, principles and practices of recreation leadership
including planning, organization, activity values and evaluation.
(3 credits) |
PREE 232 Therapeutic Recreation for People
with Disabilities
Detailed information on various physical disabilities. (3 credits)
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| PREE 233 Therapeutic Recreation for People
with Mental Health and Psychosocial Disabilities. Detailed
information on various mental health conditions, developmental
disabilities, substance abuse and social offenders. (3 credits)
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PREE 234 Leisure Services Programming
This course focuses on recreation program planning, implementation,
and evaluation. (3 credits) |
PREE 241 Introduction to Permaculture
This course examines the permaculture design system for creating
sustainable human environments for ecologically sound habitats,
work circumstances and food production systems. (3 credits)
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| PREE 260 Ecosystem Ecology for Environmental
and Resource Management This field oriented course
is designed to integrate basic scientific inquiry and ecological
field techniques to develop skills of analysis, synthesis and
evaluation of scientific information for the purpose of environmental
and resource management. Resorts of field investigations are
then applied to relevant ecological problems and management
objectives for the purpose of environmental decision making.
(3 credits) |
PREE 261 Natural History and Field Studies
This course provides basic natural history information and skills
for environmental education and interpretive programming. Fundamentals
of birding, plant and animal identification, as well as sky
and landscape interpretation are among the topics covered. Field
collection, specimen preservation, and state and federal laws
regulating field studies and possession of flora and fauna will
be discussed.(3 credits) |
PREE 271 Law Enforcement Firearms
This course provides basic orientation to and qualification
with the approved handgun and familiarization with the 12 gauge
shotgun including safety and "shoot-no shoot" situations.
(3 credits) |
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