Recreation Management

Program #101094

Associate Degree of Applied Science

The Recreation Management program develops competencies in technical, problem-solving, human relations and management skills that are needed for employment. The program develops an ability to plan, implement and evaluation recreation programs. Students may serve as center directors, pool directors, hotel, motel, resort or cruise ship social directors, YMCA/YWCA program leaders, and health club staff. Job opportunities may also exist in campgrounds, sports centers, ski areas and theme parks. Graduates of this program typically earn $20,000 to $30,000 per year. Recreation Management program credits transfer to George Williams College, Aurora University for the Recreation Management degree.

Classes in Recreation Management

last updated: 07:03:56 AM Nov 21 2008

Following is a list of potential classes in the Recreation Management program. A list of program and graduation requirements (PDF) is available on the Recreation Management information page.

• Catalog # Class name
 
• 10807160 Body Structures/Functions
   
• 10890100 College Success
   
• 10809197 Contemporary American Society
   
• 10809195 Economics
   
• 10103133 Excel - Beginning
   
• 10109155 Facility Oper/Maint 1
   
• 10807184 Group Fitness Instructor Trng
   
• 10109101 Intro To Tourism Services
   
• 10804123 Math w Business Apps
   
• 10103140 MS Publisher
   
• 10801196 Oral/Interpersonal Comm
   
• 10103143 PowerPoint
   
• 10109106 Programming & Public Relations
   
• 10809199 Psychology Of Human Relations
   
• 10809172 Race Ethnic & Diversity
   
• 10109103 Rec and Leisure
   
• 10109171 Rec Internship Development
   
• 10109175 Rec Internship Pract
   
• 10109135 Recreat Activities
   
• 10109115 Recreation Admin & Mgmt
   
• 10109107 Recreation CPR/First Aid
   
• 10109190 Recreation Seminar
   
• 10109160 Recreation/Special Populations
   
• 10109129 Tourism Marketing
   
• 10103137 Word - Beginning
   
• 10801195 Written Communication