Curriculum

Students have the opportunity to strengthen their expertise in four areas of concentration--Park and The Bachelor of Science degree emphasis in Therapeutic Recreation supplements a solid liberal studies foundation with course work related to human development/growth and movement. Therapeutic Recreation courses provide a comprehensive background and training in current recreation therapy practices. Minors are also available in related areas such as gerontology, exceptionalities, psychology, and sociology.
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Internships

Students participate in a 12 credit hour internship where they work 40 hours per week for 15 weeks in a private or public agency. Many fieldwork practicums, and a culmination internship assist students in gaining experience in a TR setting prior to graduation. In addition, students may choose from several specialty tracks which offer focused coursework to enhance knowledge and skills in a given area. Such areas include mental health, rehabilitation, corrections, gerontology, and community.
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Careers

Trained professionals are employed in a variety of settings including mental health agencies, physical medicine rehabilitation hospitals, substance abuse/chemical dependency programs, nursing homes, schools, and community programs.
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