Leisure Services Management
Foundation Courses
Majors will complete all the following courses:
|
Dept.
|
Course
|
Class Description | Cr. Hrs. |
|
RMYL
|
189
|
Careers in Recreation | 1 |
|
RMYL
|
199R
|
Cooperative Education Practicum | 2 |
|
RMYL
|
301
|
Family Recreation | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
304
|
Leisure in a Contemporary Society | 3 |
|
PMgt
|
321
|
Financial Issues in Public & Not for Profit Mgt. | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
307
|
Accessible Recreation | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
320
|
Program Management | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
485
|
Management of Recreation Services | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
486
|
Legal Aspects & Risk Management of Leisure Services | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
487
|
Research and Evaluation | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
491
|
Recreation Facility Planning | 3 |
|
RMYL
|
496R
|
Cooperative Education Internship/Senior Project | 12 |
| Total Hours |
42
|
Supportive Courses
You must meet with your advisor and agree on a total of 12.0 additional hours of Supportive Courses for the major that will best prepare you for your chosen field. You must consult with your advisor when choosing these courses and draw up a contract of 12 hours to fulfill the supportive requirement. Your advisor has a list of recommended RMYL and university courses that could be used for the supportive requirement. You must complete 120 total hours to qualify for graduation. If after the completion of the general education and major requirements you are short of the 120 hour requirement, it is recommended that you contact your RMYL advisor who will help you choose additional classes for your chosen field. No D credit is allowed in major classes.
Advisors for Leisure Services Management
| Outdoor Recreation | Dr. Patti Freeman | All Students |
| Commercial Recreation | Dr. Brian Hill | All Students |
| Community Recreation | Dr. Gary Palmer | Last Name A-L |
| Community Recreation | Dr. Stacy Taniguchi | Last Name M-Z |
