This specialization prepares students for management positions in recreation. The curriculum blends business and hospitality with recreation to prepare individuals to work in commercial and tourism industries such as theme parks, resorts, and conference programming. This specialization prepares students for careers in radio and TV sport broadcasting. Students become proficient in single camera operations, video editing, script writing, music sound production, and advertising. The course offerings in this specialization span several disciplines, with a strong emphasis in business.
Career opportunities exist in professional athletics, facilities management, and sports marketing.
This specialization prepares students to receive hands-on working experience in hospitals, nursing homes, and other agencies that deal with physically and mentally handicapped, disabled, and terminally ill patients. Students learn to design and present programs that help clients achieve optimum personal independence. HLTH 300 Substance Use and Abuse 3 RECR 140 Intro. RECR 216 Rec.