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Recreation and Parks Management
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Credits
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1. Completion of the A.A.S. degree in Recreation, Parks and Tourism with the Recreation and Parks Degree Option
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2. Major Courses from Frostburg State University at CCBC:
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____RECR 342
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Park and Facility Design
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3
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____RECR 388
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Research Methods in Recreation and Parks
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3
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____RECR 440
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Organization and Administration of Recreation and Parks
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3
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____RECR 443
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Current Issues and Legal Liability in Recreation and Parks
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3
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____RECR 492
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Internship Project
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3
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____RECR 495
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Internship in Recreation
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9-12
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____RECR 497
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Out-of-Class Requirements
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0
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Total Major Courses:
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24-27
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3. Elective Courses from Frostburg State University at CCBC. Examples include but are not limited to:
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____RECR 381
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Facilitation Skills and Techniques
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3
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____RECR 384
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Special Events Management
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3
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____RECR 390
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Outdoor Adventures
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3
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____RECR 480
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Field Experience in Recreation and Parks
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1-6
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Total FSU Electives:
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12-18
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4. Courses in the RPT program at CCBC (Students need to complete these optional courses as part of their A.A.S. degree to meet specific requirements in the Frostburg program)
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____CINS
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Course at Ability Level
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____RECR 146
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Leisure Services for Persons with Disabilities (Major)
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____RECR 231
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Professional Standards of Leisure Services
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____RECR 106
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Leadership: Theory and Practice
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____RECR 206
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Program Planning for Leisure Services
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____RECR 146
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Leisure Services for Persons with Disabilities
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____RECR 171
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Professional Job Search Skills and Techniques
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____RECR 272
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Directed Field Experience
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5. Additional General Education courses including Advanced English Composition from any Maryland 4-year Institution and total completion of the FSU General Education requirements.
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16
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Total Credits Required for B.S. Degree:
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120
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Therapeutic Recreation Concentration (35 Credits)
Courses taught through distance education from the FSU main campus.
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Credits
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A. Complete a 480-hour consecutive internship under an NCTRC certified supervisor.
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B. Recreation Courses (9 hours)
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____RECR 321
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Theories and Concepts of Therapeutic Recreation
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____RECR 421
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Program Design and Evaluation in Therapeutic Recreation
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____RECR 422
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Principles and Practices in Therapeutic Recreation
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C. Anatomy and Physiology (4 hours)
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____BIOL 211
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Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology or
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____BIOL 201
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Anatomy and Physiology I or
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____BIOL 220
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Human Anatomy and Physiology I ***
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D. Abnormal Psychology (3 hours)
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____PSYC 417
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Psychology of Abnormal Behavior or
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____PSYC 201
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Abnormal Psychology ***
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E. Human Growth and Development through the Life Span (3-6 hours)
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____PSYC 210
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Child Psychology and
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____PSYC 212
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Adolescence and Adulthood or
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____PSYC 103
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Principles of Human Growth/Development ***
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F. Human Services and Related Biological and Physical Sciences
(Frostburg: 13 hours. CCBC: 14 hours)
Select 4-5 courses:
Required for students on Frostburg campus:
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____BIOL 149
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General Biology I (GEP Group C)
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____PSYC 150/151
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General Psychology (GEP Group D)
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____BIOL 202
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Anatomy and Physiology II
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____PSYC 213
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Psychology of Adjustment
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____PSYC 250
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Death and Dying
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____PSYC 404
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Psychology of Exceptional Children
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____PSYC 409
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Human Learning and Cognition
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____PSYC 418
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Social Psychology
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____PSYC 489
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Child and Adolescent Disorders
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____PSYC 410
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Introduction to Counseling
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____SOCI 100
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Introduction to Sociology (GEP Group D)
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____SOCI 200
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Social Problems
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____SOCI 203
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Sociology of Deviant Behavior
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____SOCI 340
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Criminology
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____SOCI 442
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Juvenile Delinquency
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____SOCI 468
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Sociology of Later Life
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____PHEC 303
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Biomechanics for Exercise Science
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____BIOL 110
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Biology I: Molecular and Cells***
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____BIOL 220
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Human Anatomy and Physiology I ***
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____PSYC 101
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Introduction to Psychology ***
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____SOCL 101
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Introduction to Sociology ***
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