Recreation Administration - Morris College

Recreation Administration from Morris College is a Campus Bachelor Recreation degree that prepares you for a Hospitality career. Students who desire to work as leisure specialists in a variety of settings such as parks, camps, cruise ships, playgrounds, rehabilitation centers, condominium complexes, rest homes, and recreation centers should enroll in the recreation administration major. Recreation majors are required to complete a three-hour internship as well as a practicum which will provide experiential learning in a field setting. Students can only enroll in 12 hours during their internship. Students must complete 120 clock hours. Recreation majors on internship must join a professional organization (The S-SCEA or a recreation association with liability coverage). The fee to join a professional organization becomes a part of the student?s tuition and fees. The objectives for the Recreation Administration major are as follows: 1. Enable students to apply an understanding of the role of recreation in a changing society. 2. Develop a measurable understanding of community needs and interests in recreation. 3. Arrange experiences to develop an understanding of the skills needed in the field. 4. Prepare the graduate to provide leadership by encouraging a student to have knowledge of a wide variety of activities within the overall program. 5. Encourage graduates to motivate self and others to recognize the relationship of recreation and leisure to overall health. 6. Demonstrate an ability to be a professional in the recreation field. 7. Support and promote scholarly research and graduate study. View more details on Morris College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Recreation courses.