This program is accredited by NRPA Council on Accreditation
RECREATION MANAGEMENT
The Recreation Management tract in the Recreation Major at Chicago State University provides students with the additional abilities to administer or manage in the recreation field. Having additional business courses allows a greater level of marketability among graduates in this business-oriented society.
The organizations that employ recreation professionals are highly diversified. Combined these organizations meet every type of leisure need or interest for the public including people with special needs and special interest groups. The Recreation Management emphasis area prepares graduates for leadership, programming and supervisory positions in:
- Municipal and county park recreation departments
- Camps and camping programs
- (YMCAs/YWCAs, Boys Clubs, Girl Clubs, etc.)
- Corporate recreation departments
- Commercial recreation providers
- Fitness and health facilities
- Campus recreation
- Resorts and resort communities
- Military recreation departments
- Other youth and community agencies
For more information on the Recreation field visit: http://stats.bls.gov/oco/ocos058.htm
University Core Requirements: (36-42 hours)
Composition (6 hours)
| ENG 1230/1270 |
3 cr. |
Writers’ Workshop I or Composition I |
| ENG 1280 |
3 cr. |
Composition II |
Foreign Language (6 hours in Sequence)
Math (3 hours)
Physical and Life Science (6 hours)
[BIOL, PH S, CHEM/ PHYS (Must take one laboratory course)]
| BIOL 1080 |
3 cr. |
Biol. Sc. Survey II |
| Ph S 1080* |
3 cr. |
Critical thinking about Technology |
Critical Thinking [(3 hours) *Ph S 1080 also fills this requirement]
Social Sciences (9 hours)
| SOC 1010 |
3 cr. |
Intro. to Sociology |
| POL 1010 |
3 cr. |
American National Government |
| PSYC 1100 |
3 cr. |
Intro. to Psychology |
Humanities (6 hours) For Fine Art: Suggest ART 2150
| SPCH 1130 or 2030 |
3 cr. |
Basic Speech Comm. or Comm. for Professionals |
Fine Art Elective
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Diversity (3 hours) Suggest: ART 2150
Recreation Core Requirements (45 hours)
| REC 1000 |
3 cr. |
Intro. to Leisure Studies |
| REC 2000 |
3 cr. |
Program Planning for Leisure Studies> |
| REC 2010 |
3 cr. |
Philosophy of Leisure & Recreation |
| REC 2070 |
3 cr. |
Tech. for PE & Rec. Prof. |
| REC 2200 |
3 cr. |
Leadership & Supervision in Leisure & Recreation |
| REC 2300 |
3 cr. |
Outdoor Rec. & Team Build. |
| REC 2580 |
3 cr. |
Leisure Programming for Adults in Later Life |
| REC 4000 |
3 cr. |
Facility Mgt. & Design |
| REC 4240 |
3 cr. |
Mgt. of Leisure Service Delivery Systems |
| REC 4300 |
3 cr. |
Overview of TR Services |
| REC 4500 |
3 cr. |
Program Evaluation & Research in Leis. & Rec. |
| REC 4540 |
3 cr. |
Seminar & Methodology in Recreation |
| REC 4750 |
9 cr. |
Internship |
Supportive Courses (10 hours)
| HS 1570 |
2 cr. |
First Aid |
| PE 2140 |
2 cr. |
Movement Concepts & Dance |
| REC/PE 2360 |
2 cr. |
Aquatics for PE & Recreation |
| PE 2380 |
2 cr. |
Lifetime Sports |
| PE 2390 |
2 cr. |
Team Sports |
Directed Electives (12-14 hours)
(6 credits must be from the following: ACCT 2110, ACCT 2111, ECON 1010, ECON 1020,
MGMT 1030, 3010, or MKTG 3110, 3820)
Recreation Management Specialty (11-14 hours)
(Any REC., PE, or HPER courses)
| REC 4100 or REC 4400 |
3 cr. |
Commercial or Community Recreation |
Please note the following guidelines:
A grade of C or above is required in all recreation courses and supportive courses, either as transfer credit or completed at CSU.
A minimum of 30 credit hours must be completed in recreation courses at CSU with a cumulative grade point average of 2.5.
For more information, contact:
Dr. Greg Place, Director of Recreation Program
Chicago State University, Department of HPER, JDC #219
Chicago, IL 60628-1598
Phone: (773) 995-2294
Email: gplace@csu.edu
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