PREE 411 Tourism Planning and Operations
This course studies the different components of travel, as well
as the planning and operation of group/package tours and tourist
attractions. (3 credits) |
PREE 412 Open Space Planning
Fundamentals of open space planning including feasibility studies,
resource analysis, site analysis and planning and design fundamentals.
Field trips required. (3 credits) |
PREE 413 Site and Building Feasibility
Studies
This course is designed to develop a comprehensive feasibility
study for selected land-based sustainable enterprises. The course
will include an on-site inventory and analysis, market evaluation,
preliminary planning and cost-return analysis. Three projects
track recreation resource management, community development
and sustainable agriculture. (3 credits) |
PREE 414 Concepts and Trends in Travel
and Tourism
The course will focus on current concepts and trends of the
travel and tourism industries both domestically and internationally.(1-3
credits) |
PREE 415 Issues in Parks and Recreation
An integrative course for detailed study of current issues in
parks and recreation with emphasis on unique and imaginative
solutions to the challenges facing the recreation/parks profession.
(3 credits) |
PREE 416 Resort/Conference Group Recreation
This course examines the planning, organization, pricing, and
evaluation of recreation programs, activities, and special events
at various four season residential, time share, and camping
resorts. This course will also analyze the planning, developing,
marketing, administration, and implementation of conference
group recreation and special events. (3 credits) |
PREE 420 Recreation and the Aging Process
A study of the characteristics and needs of the aged as applied
to the provision of recreational services in community and institutional
settings. Prerequisite: PREE 220 or permission of the instructor.
(3 credits) |
PREE 423 Therapeutic Recreation Interventions
A course that facilitates the students' development of competencies in interventions and therapeutic methods.
(3 credits) |
PREE 436 Tournament Structure and Administration
A study of the organization, administration and supervision
of intramural programs. (3 credits) |
PREE 450 Internship
A supervised off-campus work experience in an appropriate aspect
of parks and recreation or environmental education work. Open
only to PREE majors with advanced standing. (9/12 credits) |
PREE 454 Cooperative Education IV
A supervised work experience for students in the cooperative
education program. May be taken twice. (6 credits) |
PREE 455 Student Teaching-Environmental
Education
Under the guidance of a cooperating teacher and university supervisor,
students engage in two, eight week assignments on a full-time
basis in specified school districts and attend scheduled seminars.
Supervisors assign additional requirements. (12, 6, or 3 credits)
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PREE 464 Environmental Decision Making
This course focuses on active participation in the decision
making process, through the development of cooperative and individual
learning strategies. The course centers around actual investigations
of environmental problems and issues. Students will learn skills
of scientific inquiry, fact finding, critical thinking, issues
analysis and conflict resolution in an effort to resolve an
environmental issue or problem. (3 credits) |
PREE 470 Resource Policy and Administration
A study of the administrative and executive aspects of resource
management. (3 credits) |
PREE 471 NPS Law Enforcement
This course provides an overview of NPS law enforcement policies
and procedures, relevant federal laws, Titles 36 and 50, CFR,
and courtroom procedures. (3 credits) |
PREE 472 Park Law Enforcement
This course provides basic law enforcement skills essential
for the park law enforcement ranger. (3 credits) |
PREE 475 Park and Resource Management
The principles and practices of recreational land and water
management. Field trips required. Prerequisite: Permission of
the instructor. (3 credit) |
PREE 478 Resource Management Planning
A study of resource management planning applied to park and
recreation areas. Prerequisites: PREE 213 and 475 or permission
of the instructor. (3 credits) |
PREE 480 Senior Honors
Course provides opportunity for academically superior seniors
to conduct research and/or project not otherwise available in
the curriculum. Prerequisite: Permission of advisor, honors
committee, departmental chairperson, and dean. (3 credits) |
PREE 490 Independent Study
A special study opportunity for students to investigate, in-depth,
approved topics in recreation or environmental studies. Topic
and Credit established by student and supervising instructor.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor, departmental chairperson,
and dean of the college where the study will be conducted. (1-3
credits) |
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