Program Description Program Description Courses were selected for the PRM certificate which would create a solid foundation for individuals interested in enhancing their knowledge about the Parks and Recreation profession or pursue employment in the Parks and Recreation field. The five PRM certificate courses focus on the knowledge and skills which form the foundation for career development in this profession. History, philosophy, scope, and value of park and recreation services, their organization and relationship to other social institutions. Fall, Spring, Summer. Course introduces students to program development processes and computer applications in leisure services.
Emphasis is on creating and implementing opportunities for positive leisure experiences.
Practical application of classroom principles in a professional setting before the internship experience. Fall, Spring, Summer. Overview of recreation service delivery systems in the local public and private sectors with emphasis on intersectoral differences. 15 You may view the content of each course by clicking your mouse on the name of the course. Contact Dr. Charles Hammersley if you have any questions about the Certificate program.