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AS Leisure Studies Student Book (Collins A Level Leisure Studies for EDEXCEL) by Lindsey Taylor, Ray Barker, 2005-04-18

Programming Leisure Experiences: A Cylical Approach (Series in recreation & leisure) by Gaylene M. Carpenter, Christine Z. Howe, 1985-01-28

Recreation & Leisure, 1983 Ed by Hard. Clayne Jensen, 2001-01-01

Key Concepts in Leisure Studies (SAGE Key Concepts series) by David E Harris, 2004-12-23

Leisure Studies (Critical Concepts in the Social Sciences)

Recreation & Leisure in Modern Society (Recreation & Leisure in Modern Society, Vol. 28) by Richard Kraus, 1996-11

Island Tourism: Trends and Prospects (Tourism, Leisure, and Recreation Series)

Managing Environments for Leisure and Recreation (Routledge Environmental Management) by Richard Broadhurst, 2001-09-01

Urban Tourism: Attracting Visitors to Large Cities (Tourism, Leisure & Recreation) by Christopher M. Law, 1994-11-24

Tourism and Sex (Tourism, Leisure, and Recreation Series) by Stephen Clift, 2000-06-08

Leisure and Recreation for Advanced GNVQ by Sarah McQuade, Paul Butler, et all 2000-07-28

Vocational A-Level Leisure and Recreation Options (Longman Vocational A-level) by Julie Gibson, 2001-12-10

Leisure and Recreation for Advanced GNVQ by Tony Outhart, 2000-06-20

Community Leisure and Recreation: Theory and Practice

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GMU Parks, Recreation, And Leisure Studies Courses (PRLS)
199697 Parks, recreation, and leisure studies Courses (PRLS). Offeredby Health, Physical Education, and recreation Resources Programs.
http://www.gmu.edu/catalog/9697/prls.html

Extractions: Offered by: Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Resources Programs 210 Leisure in Society (3:3:0). Traces the development of current concepts of leisure and their implications and consequences. Influence of philosophy, religion, science, economics, and sociopolitical order on discretionary time and its uses. f,s 300 People with Nature (3:3:0). Perceptions of and attitudes toward nature. Extensive reading and discussion of nature writers' works, including works of Thoreau, Olsen, Seaton, and others. 310 Recreation and Fitness Program Design and Evaluation (3:3:0). Research for marketing decisions through environmental scan and needs assessment. Design and marketing of leisure services in profit and nonprofit settings for individual and community wellness satisfaction and growth. Program evaluation. f,s 316 Outdoor Recreation and Education (3:3:0). Promotion of health and fitness via noncompetitive and informal outdoor recreation activities. Safety and comfort in outdoor pursuits. Sustainable use, conservation, and stewardship of outdoor recreation resources. f, sum 317 Social Psychology of Play and Recreation (3:3:0).
Leisure And Recreation Resources Online
Acadia recreation and leisure Online. Welcome to Acadia recreation and leisureOnline. Acadia recreation and leisure Online is a comprehensive
http://ace.acadiau.ca/fps/srmk/rlonline/

Extractions: Welcome to Acadia Recreation and Leisure Online Acadia Recreation and Leisure Online is a comprehensive listing of internet resources aimed at the recreation and leisure profession. This web page is hosted by the School of Recreation Management and Kinesiology at Acadia University in Wolfville Nova Scotia, Canada. Acadia Recreation and Leisure Online is a new version of the Recreation and Leisure Resources on the World Wide Web pages. The original site was initiated by Ed Jackson of the University of Alberta. Home Academic Departments Research Resources Organizations and Mailing Lists ... Related Resources
Resources Of Scholarly Societies - Recreation & Leisure Studies
Last Updated 2002, December 17. recreation leisure studies. Links to websitesof scholarly societies in recreation leisure studies are given below.
http://www.scholarly-societies.org/recreation_soc.html

Extractions: Last Updated: 2002, December 17 This is one of a set of subject pages in the Scholarly Societies Project , which facilitates access to websites of scholarly societies across the world. A set of guidelines is used in determining whether to include resources. Links to websites of scholarly societies in are given below. The URL-Stability Index for this collection of sites is 15.0/18 = . The URL-stability index for each site below is given graphically in the left-hand column as the URL-stability rank for that site. URL Stability Rank Society Name Abbrev. Academy of Leisure Sciences ALS American Alliance For Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance AAHPERD American Association for Leisure and Recreation ["An association of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance."] AALR American College of Sports Medicine ACSM American Society of Biomechanics ASB [In Spanish and English.] AMMD
Canadian Association For Leisure Studies
You will also find links to Canadian sites associated with the field of recreationand leisure studies, of both an academic and an applied nature.
http://www.eas.ualberta.ca/elj/cals/home.htm

Extractions: Welcome to the website of the Canadian Association for Leisure Studies (CALS) , an organization of Canadian and international scholars and practitioners who share an interest in recreation and leisure research and the delivery of leisure services, and who meet once every three years at the Canadian Congress on Leisure Research The CALS website provides you with information about the Association and its activities. You will also find links to Canadian sites associated with the field of recreation and leisure studies, of both an academic and an applied nature. CALS was founded at the Third Canadian Congress on Leisure Research, held at the University of Alberta in 1981. Tim Burton, a two-time President of CALS, has written a brief history of the Association. Membership in CALS is automatically awarded to everyone who attends a Canadian Congress on Leisure Research, although other membership arrangements are possible. Leisure/Loisir, Journal of the Canadian Association for Leisure Studies has recently begun publication. This is not a new journal, but a new name for a journal that has gone through three evolutionary phases. It was first issued in the 1970s under the title
Recreation & Leisure Studies (University Of North Carolina Chapel Hill) Faculty
recreation leisure studies,
http://www.getcited.org/dept/1003344

Extractions: NAME POSITION EXPERTISE PUBS CTNS Bialeschki, M. Deborah Professor Hemingway, John L. Associate Professor Henderson, Karla A. Department Chair Kivel, Beth D. Assistant Professor Sessoms, H. Douglas Professor Emeritus Please note that the total of members' statistics may not equal the department/faculty statistics due to joint authorship. ABOUT getCITED CONTACT US USER INFO PREFERENCES PRIVACY LOG IN
Recreation & Leisure Studies Undergraduate Major - University Of North Texas
edu. UCM 10/02 (03075). recreation leisure studies, Career potential,Higher standards Majoring in recreation leisure studies, As a recreation
http://www.unt.edu/pais/insert/urecr.htm
Recreation & Leisure Studies Graduate Studies - University Of North Texas
Skip to body. Graduate studies College of Education recreation leisure studies,recreation leisure studies, Therapeutic recreation; leisure studies.
http://www.unt.edu/pais/grad/grecr.htm

Extractions: Degree requirements The M.S. with a major in recreation and leisure studies is a 36-hour degree program. All students take 15 hours of core courses, 9 hours of electives in either program management or therapeutic recreation, and 6 to 9 hours in a minor area. Students who select the therapeutic recreation electives may be required to complete additional certification courses prior to graduation from the program. Students without experience or course work in recreation may be required to complete 9 hours of corequisite courses and RECR 5860, Practicum in Leisure Services, to meet program and certification requirements.
Recreation & Leisure Studies Home Page
http://www.unocoe.unomaha.edu/hper/RLS/RLS_Home.htm
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN RECREATION & LEISURE STUDIES
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN recreation leisure studies. MAJOR REQUIREMENTSAND INTEREST AREAS. 20022003 Catalog. PROGRAM MANAGEMENT INTEREST AREA.
http://www.coe.unt.edu/sao/Handouts/RECRback02-03.htm

Extractions: MAJOR REQUIREMENTS AND INTEREST AREAS 2002-2003 Catalog OTHER REQUIREMENTS PSYC 3620 Developmental Psychology or PSYC 3480 Psychology of Adult Development and Aging See Degree Plan for Required Electives See Degree Plan for Required Electives MAJOR CORE REQUIREMENTS (Grade of C or Better Required) RECR 1950 Foundations of Recreation, Parks and Leisure RECR 2150 Principles of Leadership RECR 2550 Leisure: RECR 3050 Program in Recr., Parks and Leisure Services RECR 3450 Foundations of Therapeutic Recreation RECR 4050 RECR 4080 Legal Dim. of Recr./Parks/Leisure Services RECR 4160 Evaluation of Leisure Services RECR 4180 Plan/Design/Maintain Recreation Areas RECR 1950 Foundations of Recreation, Parks and Leisure RECR 2150 Principles of Leadership RECR 2550 Leisure: RECR 3050 Program in Recr., Parks and Leisure Services RECR 3450 Foundations of Therapeutic Recreation RECR 4050 RECR 4080 Legal Dim. of Recr./Parks/Leisure Services RECR 4160 Evaluation of Leisure Services RECR 4180 Plan/Design/Maintain Recreation Areas CAREER INTEREST AREAS (Grade of C or Better Required) RECR 4070 Management in Recr., Sport and Leisure
Memorial Library - Recreation & Leisure Studies Links
recreation leisure studies. Subcategories. recreation leisure studies Environmental Education; recreation leisure studies Outdoor recreation;
http://library.cortland.edu/internetresources_results.asp?SubID=C6
EKU: Department Of Recreation And Park Administration Home
Administration Thank you for your interest in the exciting and multifacetedfield of park, recreation and leisure services. The
http://www.recreation.eku.edu/

Extractions: Thank you for your interest in the exciting and multi-faceted field of park, recreation and leisure services. The 21st century brings many new opportunities and challenges for Park and Recreation professionals in providing for a better quality of life. Depending upon your interests, skills and ambitions, you could be working at a local park and recreation department; a state or national park; with a non-profit agency such as YMCA/YWCA, 4H, or Scouting program; in tourism or at a resort; in an outdoor recreation/education or camp program; or in therapeutic recreation serving individuals with specific health-related needs and disabilities. The department offers an accredited B.S. degree and a M.S. degree in Recreation and Park Administration. Students and faculty are engaged in classroom instruction, service learning projects, grant writing, and research. The faculty is committed and strongly believe in providing a combination of theory and experience to prepare and motivate students for successful employment in the field. The B.S. degree provides 11 credit hours of direct hands-on field experience. The senior practicum serves as an excellent transition from school to work and many students are hired directly out of their practicum.
Recreation & Leisure
This page last updatedMarch 22, 2002 1411 Comments on the Site? chsci@www.BrockU.caCopyright © 2000 Brock University Disclaimer; Privacy Policy.
http://www.brocku.ca/recandleisure/
CSUS Catalog
CONTACT INFORMATION. For more information, visit the WEB site for the Recreationand leisure studies Department at http//www.hhs.csus.edu/RLS/ or contact.
http://aaweb.csus.edu/catalog/current/PROGRAM/RLS.asp

Extractions: PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The department offers a BS in Recreation Administration with concentrations in Recreation and Park Management and Therapeutic Recreation. Courses focus on an understanding of leisure and the effective use of human and material resources to provide recreation, park and leisure services and facilities for a wide variety of populations and settings. The Recreation and Park Management Concentration allows students flexibility in the selection of courses in the areas of: Commercial Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality Management Students are prepared for positions in enterprises which offer leisure services and/or products for a profit. Examples include clubs and spas, resorts, ski areas, theme parks and the hospitality industry. Community Recreation Management Students are prepared for positions which involve planning, implementing, managing and evaluating comprehensive recreation programs in public, nonprofit, and private settings.
UNK 2002-2004 Catalog/Health, PE, Rec & Leisure Studies Dept
College of Education. Department of HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATIONAND leisure studies. Go directly to PHYSICAL EDUCATION
http://aaunk.unk.edu/catalogs/current/dptpe.htm

Extractions: RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES Go directly to: PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR Physical Education Option - Bachelor of Science Degree Physical Education Comprehensive Option - Bachelor of Science Degree Physical Education K-6 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education Physical Education 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree Health Education 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree Health and Physical Education K-12 Teaching Field Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education

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