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RECREATION LEADERSHIP / A.S. DEGREE

Ammerman
Hegis Code: 5506.10
Curriculum Code: 311
 

The design of this program allows students to work with various special needs populations or with recreation services, programs and facilities available to the community. The curriculum complies with professional standards and graduates are eligible to obtain certification from the New York State Recreation and Parks Society. Course work emphasises leadership and activity skills, facility planning and administration, and the role of recreation programs in the community.

This curriculum prepares students either to transfer to a Baccalaurete degree program and pursue further study of Recreation or Therapeutic Recreation, or to obtainan entry-level position

Enrollment in RA30 and RA40 is limited to students officially admitted to the Recreation Leadership program. Students must maintain at least a "C" average in all RA courses and have completed a minimum of 30 credits in the curriculum in order to be eligible for RA30. This program is available for full- or part-time enrollment.

Admission Procedures and Requirements

Students are admitted on a rolling basis, fall and spring. Strong communication skills are important. Entering students must have a minimum high school average of 75.


FIRST SEMESTER: 17.5-18.5 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
  OS15: Freshman Seminar 1.5 1.5
  EG11: Standard Freshman Composition 3 3
  PC11: Introduction to Psychology 3 3
 Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum RA14: Introduction to Recreation Services 3 3
 Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum RA20: Special Populations in Therapeutic Recreation 3 3
* Mathematics Elective 3-4 3-4
  Physical Education Electives 2 1
         
SECOND SEMESTER: 16 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
 Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum RA21: Terapeutic Recreation Process 3 3
** Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum Recreation Leadership Elective 3 3
  HC44: Group Dynamics 3 3
  Laboratory Science Elective 3 2 4
*** Restricted Humanities Elective 3 3
         
THIRD SEMESTER: 16 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
 Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum RA30: Fieldwork in Recreation Leadership I 2 8 4
** Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum Recreation Leadership Elective 3 3
  EG13: Introduction to Literature 3 3
  Psychology Elective (PC60 recommended) 3 3
 Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum HC22: Safety, First Aid & CPR 3 3
         
FOURTH SEMESTER: 15-17 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
 Courses that constitute the major in this curriculum RA40: Fieldwork in Recreation Leadership II 2 12 5
Health/Human Services Elective 3-4 3-4
Restricted Electives (2 courses) 6-7 6-7
  Physical Education Elective 1 1
         
Total Credits Required 64.5 - 67.5

*

To be selected from: MA23, MA61 or higher

**Two courses to be selected from RA16, RA17, RA18, RA19.
***To be selected from any 3-credit MU, TH or VA course.
One course of at least 3 credits to be selected from the following: HC (Health Careers), SL (American Sign Language), CD (Chemical Dependancy Counseling), ED (Early Childhood Education/Education, SS (Human Services) or RA (Recreational Leadership).
Two courses to be selected from the two diffrent groups below. At least one social sciense course must be included in the choices.
 American History: HS33, HS34, HS38, HS39.
 Western Civilization: HS11, HS12, HS20, ID11, ID12.
 Other World Civilization: AN11, AN20, AN31, AN50, AN55, CO23, EG60, GY15, GY16, GY17, HS51, HS57, HS90, PL18, PO40.
 Mathematics: MA23, MA61 or higher.
 Foreign Language: Any FR, GE, IT or SP course except SP20, SP21, and SP22.
 Courses that constitute the major in this
curriculum These courses constitute the major courses in this curriculum.

Required Credit Distribution
Recreation Leadership 24 credits
Health Careers 6 credits
Health / Human Services Elective 3-4 credits
English and Humanities 9 credits
Social Science 6 credits
Mathematics / Laboratory Science 7-8 credits
Restricted Electives 6-7 credits
Freshman Seminar 1.5 credits
Physical Education 2 credits
         
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