Provides an introduction to outdoor living skills, recreation and resources. It complements a major in physical education and is appropriate for students interested in environmental education.

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Total Credits Required 24
RE 110 Introduction to Leisure, Recreation, and Outdoor Recreation 4
RE 155 Outdoor Living Skills 4
RE 261 Outdoor Leadership and Experiential Education 4
RE 271 Protected Area Management 4
Recreation Electives8
All courses must have an RE prefix. At least one course must be at the 300-400 level.