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Bachelor of of Science
in Recreation
Presentation College offers a Bachelor of Science degree in
Recreation. This program offers all students an opportunity
to develop skills and knowledge that are vital in developing
a personal, lifetime wellness concept. The primary
objective is for individuals to develop a life-span
involvement in physical activity and health-related
behaviors.
The curriculum is designed to ensure that students have the
disciplinary knowledge and professional skills necessary for
the development of strategies and programs that promote
healthy lifestyles. The Recreation program is designed to
prepare students for entry-level positions in therapeutic
recreation, fitness, wellness, and health promotion programs
in corporate, business, resort or community settings. After
completing the program, students may choose to become
certified in various health professions. They may also
choose to earn a graduate degree in a health-related field.
Admission
Application for acceptance into the Recreation degree
program may be made at the end of the semester in which the
students are enrolled in REC103.
| REC103 Introduction to Recreation |
3 crs |
REC313 Recreational Facility Design
and Management |
3 crs |
| REC112/HW112 First Aid / Emergency
Care |
2 crs |
REC353 Recreational Leadership |
3 crs |
| REC223 Recreational Programming |
3 crs |
REC413 Senior Seminar in Recreation |
3 crs |
REC303 Organization and
Administration
of Recreation |
3 crs |
REC496 Recreation Internship |
6 crs |
| MINOR: (minimum of one
Recreation minor) |
3 crs |
BS Recreation Credits |
26 crs |
| Select from Therapeutic Recreation
or Corporate Recreation / Fitness |
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GENERAL EDUCATION CORE REQUIREMENTS
| EN113 College Composition I |
3 crs |
Humanities / Aesthetics Core |
3 crs |
| EN133 College Composition II |
3 crs |
RS 123 Christian Tradition or RS233
Catholicism |
3 crs |
MA133 College Algebra /
MA243 Statistics |
3 crs |
RS283 Christian Ethics |
3 crs |
| CT233 Comm Skills I: Interpersonal
Comm |
3 crs |
GE111 College Experience |
1 cr |
| BI173 Anatomy & Physiology I |
3 crs |
Technology Competency |
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| BL171 A & P I Lab |
1 cr |
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| Social Science/Human Culture Core |
3 crs |
Total General Education Credits |
29 crs |
| LIBERAL ARTS TRACK REQUIREMENTS |
ELECTIVES |
| Humanities / Aesthetics Electives |
9 crs |
*Restricted Electives |
9 crs |
| Social Science / Human Culture
Electives |
6 crs |
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| PS133 General Psychology |
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Any General Electives |
23 crs |
| PS153 Developmental Psychology |
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Total Elective Credits |
36 crs |
| Total Liberal Arts Credits |
15 crs |
*These electives must be chosen outside the
discipline of Recreation and Health & Wellness |
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RECREATION MINORS
| CORPORATE / RECREATION FITNESS
REQUIREMENTS |
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION |
| Nutrition Electives |
4 crs |
REC213 Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation |
3 crs |
| HW373 Exercise Physiology |
3 crs |
REC233 Processes & Techniques in TR |
3 crs |
| HW3082 Introduction to Biomechanics |
2 crs |
REC323 TR for Physical Disabilities |
3 crs |
| REC203 Introduction to Fitness |
3 crs |
REC333 Program Design and Evaluation in TR |
3 crs |
| HW393 / BI393 Kinesiology |
3 crs |
REC343 Current Trends and Issues in TR |
3 crs |
| HW343 Fitness Measurements &
Prescriptions |
3 crs |
TR363 TR for People with Mental Developmental
Disabilities |
3 crs |
| Corporate / Recreation Fitness
Credits |
18 crs |
Therapeutic Recreation Requirements
(see p. 71 for additional coursework for
Certification in Therapeutic Recreation) |
18 crs |
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