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Recreation
The mission of the recreation management major at IWU is to develop socially acceptable uses of leisure time and recreation activities that will positively impact individuals through improved health, better relationships and improved performance in the workplace. In essence, the goal is to improve each community's quality of life. Recreation management faculty educate students to become administrators, entrepreneurs, educators, therapists and coordinators. Both public and private recreation preparation are included in the major.
Therapeutic recreation is an expanding area of expertise utilized in hospitals, nursing homes and mental health centers. IWU's program prepares students for the Therapeutic Recreation Services Exam and employment in community and clinical settings. This requires five Therapeutic Recreation Services as well as specified course work in other subjects.
| REQUIRED COURSES (44 Hours) |
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PHE 156 |
Wise Owl |
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PHE 210 |
Computers and Technology in Physical Education & Sport |
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PHE 229 |
Community CPR |
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PHE 230 |
First Aid: Responding to Emergencies |
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PHE 235 |
Professional Experience I |
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PHE 236 |
Professional Experience II |
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PHE 352 |
Sport Law and Risk Management |
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REC 160 |
Introduction to Recreation |
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REC 180 |
Recreation Games and Intramural Sports |
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REC 260 |
Recreation Leadership and Programming |
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REC 280 |
Commercial and Social Recreation |
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REC 370 |
Therapeutic Recreation and the Aged |
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REC 380 |
Camp Management |
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REC 385 |
Challenge Education |
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REC 390 |
Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation |
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REC 410 |
Recreation Internship |
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REC 450 |
Recreation Administration |
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REC 460 |
Facilities: Design, Planning, Maintenance, and Scheduling |
| ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES (6 Hours) |
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PHE 109 |
Canoeing |
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PHE 110 |
Bicycling |
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PHE 120 |
Backpacking |
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PHE 122 |
Activity Recreation Games
Aquatics course
Individual Dual Sport Activity
Team Sport Activity
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