In addition, faculty reserve the right to restrict a student from participating in a dive or related diving activity in order to ensure the safety of everyone who might be placed at risk. Agreement to weekend availability of no less than one Saturday or Sunday per month during the academic year for open water activities related to coursework. Agreement to summer availability between the junior and senior years, in order to complete an intensive experience in various diving activities. Completion of SES 212 or current Emergency Response certifications equivalent to those issued in SES 212. Satisfactory completion of a proficiency examination including, but not limited to, a written examination on basic diving theory, as well as a practical exam on diving skill performance in confined and open water.
All equipment is subject to inspection and approval by the program coordinator.
Full acceptance status is required prior to enrolling in SES 499 Internship. You have declared Sport Management - Diving Industry as your major. You have achieved a 2.5 CUM GPA and a 2.5 average GPA in all SES and major courses attempted. You have obtained the recommendation of your advisor and the coordinator of the Sport Management - Diving Industry program, as well as the SES Faculty Review Panel.