General Catalog for 2009-10

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(LST ) Leisure Studies

2083.0 Outdoor Leisure Pursuits.

This course is designed to explore the nature and scope of outdoor

recreation opportunities. Practical experience will be provided. Pre-

requisites: KIN 1003; LST 2003, DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO SWIM.

Spring

3013.0 Program Design and Management.

This course covers the principles of planning and implementing general

leisure programs designed for group involvement. Topics include

identification of leisure needs, categories of leisure activities,

programming formats, & integration of people with disabilities into

general leisure programs. Upon completion, students will be able to

develop and implement activities based upon participants' needs, in-

terests, and strengths. Prerequisites: KIN 1003; LST 2083 (exception

made for Fitness Emphasis Majors).

Fall

3033.0 Backcountry Skills and Techniques.

A course designed to provide basic information, knowledge and skills

necessary to plan and survive in the backcountry. The WEA 18-point

curriculum will be followed that will provide the student with the

necessary knowledge for a safe and fun outdoor experience. Pre-

requisites: KIN 1003; LST 2003, 2083.

Spring

4801.0 4801-4893. Special Studies.

A course designed to provide an opportunity to do advanced research or

independent work in an area of special interest.

On Demand

4842.0 Backpacking and Nature Awareness.

A course offering instruction in backpacking trip-planning, packing,

gear care, building, cooking, water purification, and hiking tech-

niques. Bird, reptile and wildflower identification are also

components of the class. Day-hikes will culminate into a weekend ad-

venture to a wilderness area as a final project.

Fall/Spring