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Course: |
REC 101
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Title: | Recreation-Principles&Practice |
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Long Title: | Recreation-Principles & Practice |
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Course Description: | Examines the structure and economics of recreation in the United States as well as the inter-relationships between private, public and volunteer recreation groups. Introduces the history, philosophy and theories of recreation as well as career opportunities and professionalism in recreation. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Max Credit: | |
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Status Notes: | Was PER 100, changed 1/11/13 effective 201410 CFE |
STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Understand the meaning of recreation, leisure, and play and how they impact student¿s lives and the lives of others.
II. Understand the scope and breadth of the recreation profession.
III. Know the history and development of the recreation and leisure services profession.
IV. Know the various recreation user groups including age groups, special populations, and other demographic correlates.
V. Know the various agencies and organizations that provide recreation and tourism opportunies.
VI. Understand the knowledge and skills necessary to be a professional in the recreation industry
VII. Know the concepts and theories associated with recreation.
VIII. Know basic risk management and legal liability principles associated with the recreation profession.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Recreation, leisure, and play throughout the life cycle
II. Recreation, leisure, and play behavior
1. definition of recreation, leisure, and play
2. history of recreation, leisure, and play
III. The recreation profession and career opportunities
1. recreation resources
2. recreation services
a. commercial recreation
b. corporate recreation
c. public recreation
therapeutic recreation
A. tourism
B. amusement and entertainment industries
IV. Recreation and economics
A. primary economy
V. secondary economy
VI. tertiary economy
VII. quaternary economy
VIII. Planning and management in the recreation and leisure services industry
IX. Providers and resources associated with the recreation and leisure industry
X Recreation research and demographic correlates.
XI. Issues and challenges in recreation and leisure
XII. Diversity and inclusiveness in recreation.
XIII. Theories of recreation, leisure, and play
XIV. Recreation as it relates to wildland values, recreation opportunity spectrum and
XV. wilderness opportunity spectrum.
XVI. Federal legislation affecting recreation
XVII. Current topics in the recreation profession
XVIII. Basic concepts and principles of risk management and legal liability
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Community College of Denver |
CCD |
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Red Rocks Community College |
RRCC |
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