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institutions offering park and/or .-2ecreation classes and programs.The first Section presents institutions, by state, with mailingaddresses, department identification and chairs, telephone numbers,enrollment (1982-83 academic year), and available course options.Section 2 presents a listing of community colleges, by state, withthe same information as in the first section. The third section is acompilation of institutions by degree programs (master's,directorate, or doctorate) offered. In the fourth section,institutions are listed by program options, including general

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WHO'S WHERE IN RECREATION EDUCATION:

A Directory of Professional Preparation Curriculain Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Related Areas

Sponsored by theAmerican Association forLeisure and Recreation

an association ofThe American Alliance for

Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance

E. Taylor Ellis, EditorUniversity of UtahSalt Lake City, Utah

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AAARAmerican Association forLeisuye and Recreation

AAHPERDAmerican Alliance forHealth, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance /1900 Association DriveReston, Virginia 22091.

Copyright © 1983

American Alliance forHealth, PhySical Education,

Recreation and Dance1900 Association, DriveReston, Virginia 22091

ISBN 0-88314-224-4

PURPOSES OF THE AMERICAN ALLIANCEFOR. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION,

RECREATION AND DANCE

The American Alliance is an educational organization,structuredfor the purposes of supporting, encouraging, and providing

assistance to member groups and their personnel throughout the

nation as they seek to initiate, develop, and conduct programs inhealth, leisure, and movement-related activities for the enrichmentof human life.

Alliance objectives include:1. Professional growth and development--to support, encourage,

and provide guidance in the development and conduct of programs inhealth, leisure, and movement-related activities which are based onthe needs, interests, and inherent capacities of the individual in

today's society.2. Communication--to facilitate public and professional

understanding and appreciation of the' importance and value of

health, leisure, and movement-related activities as they contributetoward human well-being.

3. Research -to encourage and facilitate research which willenrich the depth and scope of health, leisure, and movement-relatedactivities; and to disseminate the findings to the profession andother interested and concerned publics.

4. Standards and guidelines--to further the continuousdevelopmeiit and evaluation of stand#ds within the profession for;ersonnel ar...4 programs in health, leisure, and movement-related

acts -4," 95. Public affairs--to coordinate and administer a planned

pre5,.ne of professional, public, and governoental relations that

wIll improve oducatioa in areas of health, leisure, and

,,,ovementtelatr2i activities.6. To conduct such other activities as shall be approved by the

Board of Governors and all Alliance Assembly, provided that the

Alliance shall not engage in any activity which would be

inconsistent with the status of an educational and charitable

organization as defined in Section 5G1 (c)(3) of the Internal

Revenue Code of 1954 or any successor provision thereto, and noneof the said purposes shall at any time 'be deemed or construed to be

purposes 'other than the public benefit purposes and objectives

consistent with such educational and charitable status.

Bylaws, Article III

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction vii

Key to All Codes 1

Example of Document Codes and Notations 2

Section 1. Institutions by State 3

Graduate and Four Year Programs

Section 2. Community Colleges 78Two Year Degree Programs

Section 3. Institutions by Degree Level 109Master's Degrees 109Directorate Degrees 114Doctorate Degrees ,,115

f Section 4. Institutions by Options 117

General Recreation Programs 117General Resource Related Programs --, 122Commercial Recreation Programs 123Forest Recreation Programs 127Municipal Recreation and Parks Programs 129Outdoor Recreation Programs 133Park and Resource Management Programs 137Recreation Administration Programs 140Therapeutic Recreation Program-, 145

Travel and Tourism Programs 151

Other Degree Programs Reported 153

Advertisements 7 Accredited Institutions 154

AALR Offerings 171

Publication Order FormMembership Form'.Questionnaire

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INTRODUCTION

If organized understanding of "who is doing what" isany indication of growth and maturity of a profession thepresence of accurate and updated directories may be an indicator. Currently there is concern that we know who and 11,

what status our collegial peers have during these timesof cutback and retrenchment. This Directory is a fourthedition of sorts, the inaugural (1969) listing 203 institutions of higher education, with subsequent issues in1973 with 315 schools and 1981 with nearly 500 schools.The 1969 and 1973 directories were jointly published byNRPA and AAHPERD, the 1981 by NRPA and this 1983 edition,sponsored by the AALR of AAHPERD.

Emphasis here has been placed on offering a directory which is as accurate and complete as pocLible. Themail questionnaire, previous correspondence to the nation _

al office and referrals from AALR district representativesprovided the basis for the listings.

This publication would not have been possible withoutthe_generous assistance, technical help and computer support of the University of Utah, Departme-lt of LeisureStudies.-- Dr. Taylor Ellis is responsible for the compil-

-ation and computerization of the information contained inthis manuscript and supervised the verification of fouryear schools through catalogue comparison and phone calls.Special thanks also go to Dr. Dale Cruse, Chair of theUniversity of Utah for his consistent support throughoutthe project. The University of Oregon, Center of LeisureStudies, now the Institute of Recreation Research andService (IR2S) played a major role through the leadershipof Dr. Larry Neal in both the 1973 and 1984 issues of thedirectory.

The publication was initiated in the spring of 1982.It is the third directory produced by AAHPERD/AALR ofCurriculums in Parks and Recreation. The first and sec

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ondary directories in 1969 nnd 1973 were accomplishedthrough the joint eL.Eorts of AAEPERD/AALR and NRPA. This

publication updates the information available in previousdirectories,

The format for the directory has been maintained toprovide a quick refcren( t.-; institutions. The directory

is divided into four sections: there are two listings,the first presents institutions by state with mailing ad-

dresses, department identification and chairs, phone num-bers, population (1982/83 academic year), and availablecourse options; the second presents a listing of thecommunity colleges presented by state including mailing e'

addresses, department identification, etc. The third

section of the directory is a compilation of institutionsby degree programs offered beginning with Masters, then

Directorate and finally Doctorate. The fourth section

presents institutions by options.

The purposes of the directory are threefold, First

is to provide a telephone/mailing directory for profes-sionals and second, to provide a guide to students and pro-

spective students for education exploration in the area of

parks and recreation. This is to provide a source of infor-'mation for trends in changes in training emphasis, changesin where curriculaare housed, and changes in student pop-ulation (undergraduates/graduate).

A word of clarification: the information comes fromthe best source possible -- people in the field. The

information found here is as good as the willingness ofcolleagues to respond by phone or questionnaire. Regardingthe "options/specializations/ emphasis areas" respondentswere asked to answeicording to the following definition:

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"a definitive area of study withseveral specialized courses.compli-menting a required core of generalpark/recreation classes."

Added to this directory are the categories "general rec-reation, general resource and general cultural arts" forthose schools moving away from the proliferation of em-phasis areas, offering a more general studies program.As in past directories of this type the compilers offerthe following disclaimer -- judgment of the quality of theprograms listed is not a function of such a source sincethose programs listed here have not been evaluated, repre-sentatives were merely asked to respond to a brief ques-tionnaire. A sense of quality is built in with thedesignation/recognition of those schools who are accredi-tated by the NRPA/AALR National Council of Accreditation.However, at this,early date many qualified programs notso designated are currently considering accreditation. An

update of such schools appears in the. January issues ofParks and Recreation and AALR porter.

Thoughts as to how this resource can be even morehelpful to you as a prospective student in this field, astudent, practicing professional or faculty member aresolicited. Please use the form in the back of the Direc-tory or otherwise share suggestions with the ExecutiveDirec or, AALR, 1900 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia,22091.

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KEY TO ALL CODES

All NRPA/AALR accreditedby the school name

print and

schools are indicatedbeing typed in Bold

Degree Abbreviations are as followsArts/Sciences; 4Certificate;Arts/Sciences; ,J0lasters* xV

D-Doctorate (D.Ed., Ed.D., and

**Associate

vAachelor of-Directorate;Ph.D.).

Abbreviations .for Options/Areas of Emphasis:

01*-General Recreation -Program; ,..*General,

Resource Related Program* 'tGeneral

Cultural Arts Program; C Corrections;

CA-Camping; C >r -CampusRe c r ea t ion/ Int ramurals; .!-Church

Recreation;RCU.-College

Union Mgt .;Commerical

,

,creation. 4E-Community

School Education; Employee ,Recreation;Environmental Interpretive; *-Factllty

Maintenance;»Forest Recreation .,-Leisure

Education; -11**Marina. Aquatic Mgmt.;.. :.,

-Municipal Recreation Parks;Citizens /Aging; CM-Outdoor Education;PR Outdoor Recreation; P4 -Park Resource ,

Mgmt . ; PP-,par k Re source Planning;1.1tResearch; ,Ak- Recreation Administration;L-Recreatipn Leadership; ,S - School

Recreation; 'SS-Special Services (Armed

For ces ); TR-Therapeutic Recreation;-Travel / r I.Tou sm; UR-Urban Innercity

,,

Recreation; >< Y-Voluntary/Youth Service.

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EXAMPLE OF DOCUMENT CODES AND NOTATIONS

Institution - Bold type indicates AALR-NRPAaccredited.

College or Major Unit Where Program is Housed

Designated Administrator

Mailing Address

#tOttlItg4k1ollege of HealthL. Dale Cruse, ChairDept. of Recreation and Leisu eHPER N226Salt Lake City, ,UT 4112

Phone: 801-581-8547---)Degrees: A B M D 2 4 1/22,30

Options: CO, PM,

Degree Levels 01Underg.raduate MaDegree Options

fered.jors G adnate Majors

Institution Enrollme t

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GRADUATE AND FOUR YEAR PROGRAMS

ALABAMA

Auburn UniversitySchool of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.H. Thomas Ford, DirectorRecreation Administration Program Area2050 Mem. Col.Auburn, AL 36849

Phone: 205-826-4483Degrees: B 60 0/18,000Options: PM, RA, RL, TR-84, RA-85

University of AlabamaCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E. & R.Program ChairmanRecreation and Park Leadership ProgramP.O. Box 1967Tuscaloosa, AL 35486

Phone: 205-348-6075Degrees: B 30 2/17,000Options: MU, PM, TR

University of Southern AlabamaCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E.L.S.William F. Gilley, ChairmanLeisure ServicesUniversity Blvd.Mobile, AL 36688

Phone: 205-460-7131Degrees: B M 150 25/29,000Options: CO, LE, MU, OE, OR, PM, PP, RA TR,

TT

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ARIZONA

Arizona State UniversityCollege of Public ProgramsDept. of Leisure StudiesGlenn W. Cheatham, ChairBixie Gammage Hall, Rm. 204Tempe, AZ 85281

Phone: 602-965-7291Degrees: B M 260 52/40,000Options: CA, CO, MU, OE, PM, TR, TT, VY

Northern Arizona UniversityCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Leo W. Haberlack, ChairpersonBox 6012Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Phone: 602-523-4122Degrees: B 70 0/11,000Options: GI, CX, CO, TR, Public

University of ArizonaSchool of Renewable Natural ResourcesCollege of Agriculture

Div. of Wildlife, Fisheries, RecreationResourcesDr. William W. ShawNatural Recreation ResourcesTuscon, AZ 85721

Phone: 602-621-7265Degrees: B M D 40 15/30,000Options: PM

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ARKANSAS

Arkansas Technical'UniversitySchool of Systems ScienceDept. of Receation and Park AdministrationDr. C. D.'Dowell, HeadArkansas Tech.Russellville, AR 72Vr

Phone: 501-968,0378Degrees: B 100 0/3000Options: EI, MU, RA

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University of ArkaiisasRobert.R. Ryan, CoordinatorRecreation ProgramMen's GymnasiumFayetteville, AR.72701

Phone: 501-575-2859Degrees: M 0 16/15,000Options: Cl

CALIFORNIA"

California'State Polytechnic:Univ., PomonaSchool of Arts -

Dept. of H.P.E.R.D.Dr. Gus Gerson, Recreation CoordinatorCurriculum in Recreation Admin.3801 W. Temple Ave.Pomona, CA 91768

Phone: 714-598-4623Degrees: B 109. 0/14,000

Options: CO, OR, TR, CE

California State Polytechnic Univ., PomonaSchool of AgricultureDept. of Park Administration

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Joel Carter, ChairmanRecreation Admin. & PIrk Admin.Cal. Poly. UniversityPomona, CA 91768

Phone: 714-548-4168Degrees: B 70 0/14,000Options: CO, OR, PM, RA

California Poly. State Univ., San Luis ObispoHuman Development EducationRecreation AdministrationDr, Jim Railey, HeadCalif.:Poly. State UniversitySan Luis Obispo, CA 93407

Phone: 805-546-2050Degrees: B 156 0/16,500Options.: Cl, RA, TR

California State University, Chico,:College of EducationDept. of Recreation and Parks ManagementDr. Fred. A. Brooks, Chairman130 AJHChico, CA 95929

Phone: 916-895-6408Degrees: C B M 320 30/13,000Options: CO, PM

California State University, Dominguez Hills) School of.EducationDr. Daniel B. Sawyer, CoordinatorRecreation1000 O. Victoria St.Carson, CA 90747

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Phone: 213-516-3761/3922Degrees: B 65'0/10,000Options: G1., OC, TR-84

California State University- FresnoSchool of Health & Social WorkDr. Audrey M. Fagnani, CoordinatorRecreation Administration ProgramShaw & Maple Sts.Fresno, CA 93740

Phone: 209-487-9011Degrees: B M 172 6/15,672Options: RA, TR

California State University, HaywardSchool of EducationDr. Susan E. SunderlandDept. of Recreation and Leisure StudiesA&E 246Hayward, CA 94542

Phone: 415-881-3043Degrees: C B 80 0/11,000Options: G1, CO, TR, OR-84, COM.SER.-84

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School of Applied Arts and Sciences.Dr. Marilyn R. Jensen, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Leisure Studies1250 Bellflower Blvd.Long Beach, CA 90840

Phone: 213-498-4071Degrees: C B M 260 50/32,000Option/s: G1

California State University, Los AngelesSchool of Fine Arts and Applied ArtsDr, Mel Finkenberg

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Dept.-of P.E. & Recreation/Leisure Studies5151 State University Dr.Los Angeles, CA 90032

Phone: 213-1224-3216

Degrees: B M 60 20/24,000Options: RA, RL, TR

School of Communication & ProfessionalStudiesDr. Byrne C. Fernelius, ChairmanDept. of Recreation .& Leisure Studies18111 Nordhoff St.Northridge, CA. 91330

Phone: 213-885-3202Degrees: B M 200 50/27,000Options: CO, OR, TR, Children' Play &

Devel., Industrial Rec.,Leisure Services

Mgmt.

pmmMwWWW;',rAteagState gp,vexsity, SacrmentoHealth and Human ServicesDr. Shirley KammeyerDept. of Recreation and Leisu... Studies6000 "J" St. )

Sacramento, CA 95819

Phone: 916-454-6752Degrees: .B .M 30 200/21,000

Options: EI, PM, RA, TR

Chapman CollegeMovement & Exercise ScienceE. C. KeswickRecreation Dept.333 N. GlassellOrange, CA 92666

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Phone: 714-997-6757Degrees: B 0 0/1150Options: G1

Humboldt State UniversityDivision of H.P.E.R.Dr. Greg Simmons, Program Leader

lten-aaCion Administration/' Forbes Cmp lex

Arcata, CA\ 95521

Phone: 707 - 826 -4536

Degrees: B-80 0/7,000Options: GI, RA-84, OR-84, Community/)Service ;and Rec. -84, Student Designed

nQZ.7.:81-r

Pacific Union CollegeHealth, P.E: and Recreation DepartmentRobert M. Reynolds, CoordinatorRecreation AdOnistration-Angwin, CA 94508

Phone: 707=965-6245Degrees: B -/2030Options: PM, RA, TR, VY

Pepperdine UniversitySeaver College, Natural Science DivisionDr. George S. Poole, DirectorDept. of Leisure Science24255 Pacific Coast HighwayMalibu, CA 90265

Phone: 213-456-4123Degrees: B -/2,000Options: G1, Equestr Ed.

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College of Professional Studies & Fine Arts

Dr. Mary Duncan, ChairpersonDepartment of Recreation5300 Campanile Ave.San Diego, CA 92182

Phone: 619-265-5110Degrees: B M 300 5-10/32,000Options: OR', RA, TR

San Francisco State UniversitySchool of H.P.E.R.Dr. Barbara Bates, ChairDept. of Recreation and Leisure Studies

1600 Holloway Ave.San Francisco, CA 94132

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Phone: 415-469-2030\ Degrees: C B M 110 25/24,900

Options: Cl, CO, MU, OR, PP, TR

San Jose State UniversityApplied Arts & SciencesPaul Brown, ChairRecreation & Leisure Studiesan Jose, CA 95192

Phone: 408-577-2701Degrees: B M 200 50/26,000Options: CX, CO, MU, PM, RA, TR

University of California -DavisCollege of Agricultural aneEnvironmPntalScienceEnvironmental Planning & ManagementDr. Seymour Gold, Master AdvisorPark Admin. & InterpretationDavis, CA 95616

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Phone: 916-752-6326Degrees: B 80 "011"8,000

Options: Gl, pI, CU, CO, ER, EI, FR, MU,OE, OR, PM, PP; RA, TT, VY

University of La ci'4rneLa Verne C011egeDr. Dwight Hanawalt, ChairRecreation Leadership1950 3rd .St.\

La Verne, WO 91750

Phone: 714-593-3511 Ext. 215Degrees: B 20 -/800Options: G1

dr-University of the Pacific

College of the PacificDept. of P.E. & R.Prof. Elkin Issac, ChairmanRecreation MajorUniv. of the PacificStockton, CA 95211

Phone: 209-946-2471iegrees: C B M -/6,000Options: CR, CO, ER, MU, SS, TR, TT, VY

University of Southern CaliforniaLetters, Arts, and SciencesP.E. Dept.Dr. J. Tillman HallLeisure and Recreation ServicesLimos Angeles, CA

Phone: 213-743-2710Degrees: B M D 35 14/25,000Options: CA, CI, LE, MU, QE,. RX; \RA, RL,SR, Internship

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Whittier CollegeProfessor Hilmi IbrahimRecreation and Physical Educat4-,nWhittier Collega

1/4-)

Whittier, CA 90608

/ Phone: 213-693-0771, Ext. 367Degrees: B 54 0/1200Options: G1, LE, MU, OC

COLORADO

Adams State CollegeDivision of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Robert Buergister, CoordinatorRecreation Liberal ArtsPlachy HallAlamosa, CO 81102

Phone: 303-589-7404Degrees: B 15 0/2000Options:, G1

Colorado State UniversityCollege of Forestry & Natural ResourcesDr. R. Burnell Held, Dept. HeadDept. of Recreation Resources and LandscapeArchitecture233 Forestry BuildingFt. Collins, CO 80523

Phone: 3b3-491-6591Degrees: B M D 265 35/17,000Options: CO, EI, FR, OR, PM, PP, RA, VY

Mesa CollegeSocial and Behavioral ScienceP.E. and RecreationTed Swanson, Coordinator

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Leisure and Recreation ServicesP.O. Box 2647Grand Jct., CO 81502

Phone; 303-245-3484Degrees: B 90 0/3,000Options: TT, MU, TR

cUniversity of Colorado

Dr. Patrick Long, CoordinatorRecreation Degree ProgramCampus Box 354Boulder, CO 80309

Phone: 303-492-5370Degrees: B M 20014/7333Options: CO, CE, OR, TR

University of Northern Colorado,School of H.P.E.R.Max Shirley, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Leisure Ed.Gunther HallGreeley, CO 80631

Phone: 303-351-2596Degrees: B M 155 25/10,000Options: MU, OR, RA, RL, TR

CONNECTICUT

Central Conn. State UniversitySchool EducationDept. of Human Services Student CenterDavid A. Ross, DirectorStudent Devel. in. Higher EducationNew Britain, CT 06050

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Phone:203-827-7335Degrees: B M - /11,000

Options: CU

Southern Connecticut State University

School of EducationDivision of H.P.E.R.ChairmanDept. of Recreation & Leisure Studies

501 Crescent St.New Haven, CT 06515

Phone: 203-397-4384Degrees: B M 175 75/11,000

Options: CO, OR, RA TR VY

University of ConnecticutSchool of EducationDept. of Sports and Leidure Studies

'David Camaione, ChairmanRecreation and Service Education

U-39Storrs, CT 06268

Phone: 203-486-4536Degrees: B M Dir D 50 25/25,000

Options: Cl, MU, RA'

DELAWARE

University of DelawareCollege of P.E., Athletics and Recreation

Dir. Jack O'NeillDept. of Recreation and Parks Adm.

Newark, DE 19711

Phone: 302-738-2259Degrees: B 45 -/13,000

Options: Cl, PM, Recreation Fitness

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FLORIDA

Florida International UniversitySchool of EducationEducational Leadership and Human ResourcesDevelopmentCoordinatorRecreation and Parks PrOgramFlorida International Univ.Mihmi, FL 33199

Phone: 305-554-3227Degrees:. B M 112 23/14,000Options: GI, G2

floiri002tate 1114y#rsityCollege of EducationDept. of Human Services and StudiesJean Mundy, CoordinatorLeisure Services and Studies215 Stone Bldg.Tallahassee, FL 32306

Phone: 904 - 644 -6014

Degrees: B M 180 12/21,000Options: RA, RL, TR

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Coilege o H.P.E.&R.Dr. Paul R. Varnes, ChairDept, of Recreation227 Fla. GymGainesville, FL 32611

Phone: 904-392-4048Degrees: C B 240 0/33,000Options:. MU, RA, TR

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University of MiamiSchool of Education and Allied ProfessionsDr. Thomas Miller, ChairmanDep'e. of H.P.E.R. & D.University of MiamiCoral Gables, FL 33124

Phone: 305 284 -3711.

Degrees: B - -/8,000Options: G1

University of West FloridaArts & Science CollegeDr. Ben Williamson, ChairmanHealth, Leisure and Sports Dept.Pensacola, FL 32504

Phone: 904-476-9500, Ext. 2595Degrees: B M 17 3/8,250Options: G1

GEORGIA

Columbus CollegeSchool of EducationCharles RagsdaleH.P.E.R. &Sports. ScienceAlgonquin Dr.Columbus GA 31993

Phone: 404-568-2046Degrees: A C B 78 0/4,350Options: PM, TR, OR

Georgia Southern CollegeSchool of Health, P.E., Recreation and

NursingPamela S. Thomason, Dept. HeadDept. of Recreation and Leisure ServicesLandrum, Box 8073

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Statesboro, GA 30460

Phone: 912-681-5462Degrees: B M 135 15/6,800Options: MU, OR, TR, CO,'TT

North Georgia CollegeDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Perry Jones, CoordinatorCurriculum in RecreationDahlonega, GA 30597

Phone: 404-864-3391Degrees: B 25 0/2,000Options: G1, G2

University of GeorgiaCollege of EducationJames R. ChamplinDept. of Recreation and Leisure Studies#1 Peabody HallAthens, GA 30602

Phone: 404-542-5064Degrees: B M Dir D 100 30/23,000Options: MU, OR, RA, TR, VY, CE

HAWAII

University of HawaiiCollege of EducationH.P.E.R. Dept.Dr. Edward F. Chui, ProfessorRecreation Leadership Program1337 Lower Campus Rd.Honolulu, HI 96822

Phone: 808-948-7606Degrees: B 70 0/20,000Options: G1

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IDAHO

Northwest Nazarene College

H.P.E.R%A. Dept.Elmore Vail, HeadRecreationNampa, ID 83651


University of IdahoCollege of Forestry, Wildlife and Range

SciencesDept. of Wildland Recreation Management

Dr. James R. Fazio,HeadMoscow, ID 83843

Phone: 208-885-7911Degrees: B M D 70 15/9,000

Options: EI, FR, PM, PP, RA

University of IdahoCollege of EducationDivision of H.P.E.&R.

Dr. Cal Lathen, CoordinatorRecreation Management'Moscow, ID 83843

Phone: 208-885-6582Degrees: B 68 0/8,000Options: G1, CO, TR, VY

ILLINOIS

Chicago State UniversityGeorge T. Stroia, CoordinatorRecreation Department95th and King Dr.

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Chicago, IL 60628

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Phone: 312-995-2298Degrees': B M 68 49/7,600Options: Cl, CI, CE, ER, EI, OC, OR, RA,SR, TR, VY

College of St. FrancisEducation andHuman Service&Lyle L.'HicksDept. of Leisure Studies.500 N.1, Wilcox

Joliet, IL 60435

Phone: 815-740-3417Degrees: B 40 0/800Options: Cl, CX, LE, OC, OR, RX, RA, RL,TR, UR

Eastern Illinois UniversityH.P.E.R."Dr. Ewen L. Bryden, ChairDept. of Recreation and Leisure StudiesRm. 10, McAfee GymCharleston, IL 61920

Phone: 217-581-3018Degrees: B 114 0/9,600Options: Cl

Elmhurst CollegePhysical Ed./Business & EconomicsChairmanRecreation Admin./Business Mgmt.190 Prospect Ave.Elmhurst, IL 60126

PI-one: 312-833-4656Degrees: B 46 0/3,600Options: Cl, RA

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GeOne,W1-14^111* C011eeteNelson E. Wieters, Division DirectorDiv. of Leisure & Environ. Resource Admin.555 Thirty-first St.Downers Grove, IL 60515

Phone: 312-964-3100Degrees: B M 85 45/1,800Options: CA, EI, MU, OE,. R, RA, RL, UR,

Illnois State UniversityCollege of Applied Science and TechnologyH.P.E.R. & D.Dr. Larry Belknap, Director'Recreation and Park AdministrationMcCormick HallNormal, IL 61761

Phone: 309-438-5608Degrees: B M 200 10/20,000Options: TT, CO, CX

Northeastern Illinois UniversityCollege of Educad_onDr. John E. Waechter, ChiirpersonH.P.E.R.A. Dept.5500 N. St., Louis Ave.____//----\

Chicago, IL 60625


Rockford CollegeDivision of Educ..,,P.E. and RecreationRichard Bromley, ChairmanProgram in Recreation leadership5050 East State St.Rockford, IL 61101

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Phone: 815-226-4044Degrees: B 8-10 0/750,Options: GI

Southern Illinois UniversityAulcultureGeorge T. Weaver, ChairmanDept. of ForestryCarbondale, IL 62901

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Phone: 618-453-3341Degree's: B M 206 20/22,000Options: FR, OR, PM, PP, RX, /WildernessMgt:

tateDept. of RecreationDr. William O'Brien, ChairCarbondale, IL 62901

Phone: 618-453-3331Degrees: B M 200 20/24,000Options:. TR, RA, CO

College of Applied Life StudiesDr. Joseph J. Bannon, HeadDept. of Leisure Studies104 Huff Gym1206 S. 4th St.Champaign, IL 61820

Phone: 217-333-0105Degrees: B M D 240 63/34,914Options: CO, OR, RX, RA, TR

:Weii;44.141inO$ 04iVerifityHealth, P.E. and RecreationDr. frank Lupton, HeadDept. of Recreation and Park Admin.

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403 Currans HallMacomb, IL 61455

Phone: 309-298-1967Degrees: B M 200 28/11,500

Options: CA, MU, 0E, OR, PM, PP, RA, RL

INDIANA

Anderson CollegeDept. of P.E.Dick. Young, ChairmanProgram in Recreation LeadershipAnderson, IN 46012

Phone: 317-649-9071Degrees: B 80-10 012,010

Options: G1

Ball; tate University°1" College of Science & Humanities

Dept. of Natural ResourcesDonald E. Van Meter, Chairman14ajor in Outdoor Recreation Management

Muncie, IN 47326

Phone: 317-285-7162Degrees:- B M 170 25/18,300Options: EI, OR

Ball State UniversityTeachers. CollegeCenter for Lifelong EducationJames M. ElhennyT.C. Annex 1Munice IN 47306

Phone: 317-285-5434Degrees: M D 0 25/17000Options: CE 4CK

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Butler UniversityCollege of EducationDean Joe LambertiGeneral Program4600 Sunset LaneIndianapolis, INS' 46208

Phone:317-283-9515Degrees: B M -/2,400Options: G1, G3, CA, CI, DR, CE, LE, OE, OR-

De Pauw UniversityCollege of Liberal ArtsThomas A. MontH.P.E.R.D.Greencastle, IN 46135

Phone: 317-658-4834Degrees: B M 15 2/2,350'Options: G2

Huntington CollegeH.P.E.R. y

Dr. Roy goornbos, Jr., DirectorRecreation ManagementHuntington, IN 46750

Phone: 219-356-6000, Ext. 180Degrees: B 42 0/ 450Options: G1, OR, RA, TR

Indiana State Up: vereitySchool of H.P.E.R.Ken R. Badertscher, ChairpersonDept. of Recreation and Leisure Studies218 Reeve HallTerre Haute, IN 47809

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Phone: 812-232-6311, Ext. 5853 .

Degrees: B 70 0/12,000Options: CA, 9E, RA, TR

indian* thavereit7School of H.P.E.R.'Dr. Theodore R. Deppe, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Park Administration

HPER.BuildingBloomington, IN 47405

Phone:0812-335-4711Degrees: B M Dir D 200 81/14,000

Options: Gi, CA, CI, CU, LE, MU, OE, OR,

PP, RX, RA, RL, TR

Purdue UniversityDr.. Dale Hanson, HeadRecreation Studies Program120 LambertW. Lafayette, IN 47907

Phone: 317-494-3178

.Degreesf B M D 75'10/35,000Options: CO, ER, FR, MU, PM, RA, RL, TT

Taylor UniversityPhysical Education Dept.George Glass,, ChairmanRecreation Leadership MajorUpland, IN 46989

Phone: 317-898-2751Degrees: B - -/1,435

Options: Gi, RL

University of EvansvilleLois D. PattonHealth and P. E.P. 0. Box 329

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Evansville, IN 47702

Phone: 812-479-2847

IOWA

Drake UniversityCollege of EducationDr. Ray Pugh & Gary OsbornRecreation and Leisure ServicesBell CenterDes Moilles, IA 50311

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Phone: 515-271-3144 & 2748Degrees: B M 30 15/5,000Options: Cl, CA,,MU, OR, OE, RA, RL, TR, VY

Graceland CollegeDivision of H.-P.E.R.Curriculum CoordinatorB.S. in RecreationLamoni, IA 50140

Phone: 515-784-5315Degrees: B -/1,000Options: G1

Iowa State UniversityCollege of EducationDept. of P.E. and Leisure StudiesCoordinatorLeisure Studies Cdrriculum202 Beyer HallAmes, IA 50011

Phone: 515-294-4443Degrees B 120 0/25,000Options: Gl, OR, RA, TR

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Iowa State UniversityCollege of AgricultureProfessor George W. Thomson, ChairmanDept. of ForestryBessy.HallAmes, IA 50011

Phone: 515-294-1166Degrees: B M Dir 15 1/24,906Options: FR

University of IowaLiberal ArtsDr. Richard MacNeil, ChairRecreation EducationW 618 SSHIowa City, IA 52776

Phone: 319-353-6733Degrees: B M 190 40/28,000Options: Cl, RA, TR, Leisure Studie's

University of Northern IowaCollege of EducationSchool of H.P.E.R.William Thrall, HeadRecreation,East GymCedar Falls, IA 50614

Phone: 319-273-2654Degrees: B 150 0/12,000Options: TR, Community Recreation"

Wartburg CollegeDept. of P.E. and AthleticsRichard A. Walker, ChairmanLeisure ServicesWaverly, IA 50677

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Phone: 319-352-'1200

Degrees: B 20 0/1,190Options: Cl

KANSAS

Bethany CollegeSchool of H.P.E.R.Dr. Jim Krob, ChairmanDept. of RecreationLindsborg, KS 67456

Phone: 913-227-33119egrees: B 24 0/900

,/Options: Cl

Emporia State UniversitySchool of EducationDivision of H.P.E.R.A;Dr. William Quayle, Div. ChairmanRecreation Administration Curriculum1000 CommercialEmporia, KS' 66801

Phbne: 316-343-1200, Ext. 354Degrees:- B - - /5;500

Options: GI

Kansas State UniversityCollege of Arts/SciencesDr. Don Lindley, Recreation CoordinatorRecreation Major203 AhearnManhattan, KS 66506

Phone: 913- 532 -6766

Degrees: B M 80 1/17,500Options: MU, RA, RL, TR

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Pittsburg State UniversityTom Lester, Coordinator of RecreationWeede GymnasiumPittsburg, KS 66762

Phone: 316-231-7000, Ext. 352Degrees: B M 38 2/5,500Options: CO, FR, OC, RA, TR

University of Kansas'School of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Steve Sims, Prog. Coor.Recreation EducationRobinson CenterLawrence, KS 66045

Phone: 913-864-4305Degrees: B M 65 12/22,000Options: MU, OR, RA, TR

KENTUCKY

Eastern t tuck UaiversityDr. James McChesney, ChairDept. of Recreation and.Park Admin.Begley Bldg.Richmond, KY 40475

Phone: 606-622-5975Deg'rees: A-B M 155 12/13,600Options: CX, CR, EI, AU, OE, PM, RA

Morehead State UniversitySchool of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Earl J. Bentley, ChairmanProgram in RecreationMorehead, KY 40351

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Phone: 606-783-2180Degrees: A A M 39 0/6,21/Options: Cl, q2

University of KentudkyDept. of ForestryDr. Bart Thielges, ChairmanLexington, KY 40546

Phone: 606-258-4609Degrees: B M Dr 120 30/26,000Options: FR

University of KentuckyCollege of EducationDr. Stan Labanowich, Coor.Recreation & Leisure Studies113 Seaton Bldg.Lexington, KY 40506

Phone: 606-257-1623Degrees: B M 100 20/20,000Options: MU, TR

University of LouisvilleCollege of Arts & SciencesH.P.E.R.Mr. Clark WoodRecreation EducationLouisville, KY 40292

Phone: '502-588-6641Degrees: B 50 0/19,000Options: OR, Rec. Program Services

.Western Xeptecky University

College of EducationDept. of Physical Education and Recreation

Dr. Burch Oglesby, Dept.' HeadRecreation and Park Administration

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Dipple ArenaBowling Green, KY 42101

Phone: 502-745-3591Degrees: B M 150 17/13,000Options: Cl, CO, MU, OR, TR

LOUISIANA

Louisiana State UniversitySchool of B.P.E.R.D.Ronald J. Byrd, DirectorRecreational StudiesBaton Rouge LA 70803

Phone: 504-388-2015Degrees: M 0 10/30000Options: MU, CI

Louisiana Tech. UniversitySchool of ForestryJ, Lamar Teate, DirectorForestry - Redreation OptionRuston, LA 71272

Phone: 318-257-4985Degrees: B 113 0/11,000Options: G2, FR

Southern University and A&M CollegeH.P.E.R.D.

Clifford Seymour,ChairDept. of Recreation and Leisure ServicesP.O. Box 9752Baton Rouge, LA 70813

Phone: 504-771-5662 or 5932Degrees: B M 100 20/8,000Options: RA, TR, VY

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MAINE

Unity CollegeEd. Raiola, Asst. ProfessorOutdoor RecreatioRR 78, Box 1Unity, ME 04988

Phone: 207-948-3131Degrees: B 60 0/650Options: Cl, G2, OE, OR

University of MaineCollege of Forest ResourcesFloyd L. Newby, Acting Division ChairmanProgram in Recreation and Park Management247 Nutting HallOrono, ME 04419

Phone: 207-581-2850Degrees: B M D 80 5/10,500Options: EI, FR, PM

MARYLAND

Hood CollegeDept. of P.E.R. and Leisure StudiesMs. Hazael Taylor, Dept. ChairRecreation and Leisure StudiesFrederick, MD 21701

Phone: 301-663-3131, Ext. 204Degrees: B 25 0/1000Options: Cl, MU, OR, TR

ftiversity of MarylandCollege of H.P.E.R.Dr. Fred Humphrey, ChairmanDept. of Recreation

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2367 PERIL Bldg.College Park, MI) 20742

Phone: 301-454-2930Degrees: B M D 200 200/38,000Options: CX, CA, CL, CU, CO, ER, EL, FM FR,LE, KM, OC, OE, OR, PM, PP, RX, RA, RL,SS, TR, rr, UR, VY

MASSACHUSETTS

BostJn UniversitySchool of EducationCounseling and Human ServicesDr. Gerald S. FainLeisure Studies Program605 Commonwealth Ave.Boston, MA 02215

Phone: 617-353-3295Degrees: B M D 30 30/20,000Options: CI, OC, RX, TR,- ,Human Services

Bridgewater State CollegeDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Edward A. Braun, ChairBridgewater, MA 02324

Phone: 617-697-1200Degrees: B M - -/4,500Options: GI, OR, TR

Northeastern UniversityBoston-Bouve College of Human Devel. Prof.Dept. of Rec. & Leisure StudiesDr. George Ackinson, Act. Chair3 Dockser Hall, 360 Huntington HallBOston, MA 02115

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Phone: 617-437-3163Degrees:. B M 175 10/25,000Options': EI, OE, RA, TR

Springfield CollegeDivision of H.P.E.R.Donald Bridgeman, CyairmanDept. of RecreatiaK and Leisure ServicesSpringfield, MA 01109

Phone: 413-788-3273Degrees: B M - -/2,700Options: CA, CO, EI, FR, MU, OC, OR, PM,RA, RL, SR, TR, TT.1....UR, VY

University of MassachusettsCollege of Food and Natural ResourcesDept. 'of, -Landscape Architecture and

Regional PlanningWilliam E. Randall, Ph.D., DireCtorLeisure Studies and.Resources Program109 Hills NorthAmherst, MA 01003

Phone: 413-545-2255Degrees: A B 110 0/25,000Options: CO, ER, EI, MU, OR, PM, PP, RA,

VY, Arboriculture/Urban Forestry

MICHIGAN

Calvin CollegeDept. of P.E. and RecreationGlen E. Van Andel.GrandltaRkds-1 -MI-49506


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School of Ed. Health and Human ServicesRichard J. Kirchner, ChairRecreation and Park Administration, FI-102Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859

Phone: 517-774-3858Degrees: , B M 275 L00/16,100Options: CO, OR, TR,.Community Recreation

Eastern Miqigan-University4

School of EducationH.P.E.R.D. Dept.

k Ronald Saunders, ChairmanRecreation AdministrationYpsilanti, MI 48197

Phone: ,313-487-0092Degrees: B 60 0/20,000Options: G1, TR

Ferris State CollegeSchool of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.D. Garth S. McHattie, Program CoordinatorRecreation Leadership and Management'Big Rapids, MI 49307

Phone: 616-796-0461Degrees: B 75 0/10,800Options: CX, CO, FR, MU, OC, OR, PM, RA,

Fitness Specialist-83

Grand Valley State CollegeCollege Arts and SciencesDr. George MacDonald, ChairmanDept. of P.E. and RecreationCollege' Landing Field HouseAllendale, MI 49401

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Phone: 616 -895 -6611, Ext. 259,Degrees: B 10 0/6,850Options: G1,TR-83

Hope CollegeDept of P.E.R. and AthleticsGordon M. Brewer, ChairmanHope College Dow CenterHolland, MI 49423


Michigan State UniversityAgriculture. and Natural Resources

; Dr. Lewis W. MoncriefDept. Of Parks and Recreation Resources131 Natural ResourcesEast Lansing, MI 48824-1222

Phone: 517-353-5190-Degrees: B M D 200 50/40,000Options: p, CA, DR, CO, ER, EI, FM, FR,LE, MM, MU, OC, OR, PM, PP, RX, RA, RL, SR,TR, TT, UR, VY

Northern Michigan UniversitySchool of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R., PEIF, 201EDr. Dale E. Phelps, CoordinatorMunicipal RecreationMarquette, MI 49855

Phone: 906-227-2130Degrees: B M 50 4/7,200Options: CI, CE, EI, MU, OR

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University of MichiganSchool of Natural KesoUrcesDr. Paul F. Nowak, ChairBehavior and Environmental Program1544 Dana Bldg.Ann Arbor, MI 48109

Phone: 313-764-1410Degrees: B M D -/-/Options: CE, EI, LE/OC, OR, TR

Wayne State UniversityDivision of H.P.E.Charles H. Lewis`, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Park Services259 Matthaei Bldg.Detroit, MI /48202'

Phone: 313 -577 -4269

Degrees: B M 95 80/29,775Options: CA, MU, OC, OR, RA, RL, TR, VY

Westetb Michigan UniversityH.P.E.R.Dr. Roger ZabikProfessional'Prep. Prog. in Parks & Rec.Gary Physical Education CenterKalamazoo, MI 49008

Phone: 616-383-4997Degrees: B 70 0/20,000Options: G1, CA, CO, ER, MU, OE, PM, PP,RA, RL

MINNESOTA

Bemidji State CollegeDr. C. EdgingtonDept. of P.E. & Recreation

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P.E. Bldg.Bemidji, MN 566

Phone: 218-75542768Degrees:Options: GI, EI, OR, RA, RL

St. Cloud State UniversityEducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Yutaka Morohoshi, CoordinatorRecreation CurriculumHallenbeck HallSt. Cloud, MN 56301

Phonei 612-255-2229/2155Degrees: B 120 0/10,500Opt-ions: GI, RA, TR

University of MinnesotaCollege of EducationSchool of H.P.E.R.John H. Schultz, HeadDiv. of Recreation, Park & Leisure Studies203 Cooke HallMinneapolis, MN 5455

Phone: 612-373-4264\Degrees: B M D 112 53/63,700Optio-ns: CO, ER, MU,\OE, RA, TR, VY

University of Minnesota, Twin CitiesCollege of ForestryForest-Resources Dept.Dr. L. C. Merriam, CoordinatorRecreation Resources Mgt.1530 N. CleVelandSt. Paul, MN 55108

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Phone: 612-373-0847Degrees: B M D 30 2/47,383Options: G2, FR, PM, PP, RX

Winona State UniversityDept. of H:P.E.R.Dr. Gary GrobDivision of Recreation and Leisure StudiesWinona, MN 55987

Phone: 507-457-2994Degrees: B 130 0/4,500Options: G1, CA, LE, OR,'RA, RL, SR, TR

MISSISSIPPI

,Alcorn State University.Division of EducationDr. Grant A. Dungee-, ChairmanRecreation (General)Dept. of H.P.E.R.P.O. Box 510 ASULorman, MS' 39096

Phone: 601-877-6506/6507Degrees: B 30 0/2,500Options: G1

Mississippi State UniversityCollege of EducationH.P.E.R.Jack Mahurip, Dept. HeadRecreation ManagementBox 5365Mississippi State, MS 39762

Phone: 601-325-2963Degrees: B -/12,000Options: CA, CI, CO, CE, ER, MU, RA,

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University of Southern MississippiCharles Burchell, ChairmanRecreation Dept.Southern Station, Box 5123Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5123

Phone: 601-266-5575Degrees: B M 110 15/12',000Options: CI, MU, OR, PM, PP, RA, TR

MISSOURI

Central Missouri State UniversityCollege of Education and Human ServicesSpecial Services Dept.Dr. Terry_ Simmons, CoordinatorRecreation and Leisure Services Curriculum201 Lovinger Bldg.Warrensburg, MO 64093

Phone: 816-429-4057Degrees: B M 85 9/9,500Options: G1, CA, MU, OE, PP, RA, RL, TR

Missouri Western State CollegeH.P.E.R. Dept.Dr. Drew Laudie, CoordinatorLeisure Management4525 Downs Dr.St. Joaeph,.M0 64507

Phone: 816-271-4493Degrees: B 74 0/4,0a0Options: CO, MU, OR, TR, VY, Private HealthSpas

Northwest Missouri State UniversityCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.D.Dr. James Herauf, Chairman

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RecreationLanikin GymMaryville, MO 64468

Phone: 816-562-1307Degrees: B 40 0/5,100--Options: TR

Southeast Missouri State UniversityApplied Arts and SciencesH.P.E.R.Dr. Loren,TaylorNRecreation Dept., Parker Bldg.Cape Girardeau, MO 63701

Phone: 314-651-2100Degrees: B 80 0/-Orions: L1, G2, G3

Southwest Missouri State UniversitySchool. of Science & TechnologyH.P.E.R.Dr. Gary G. ShoemakerRecreation/Leisure Studies901 S. National ,

Springfield, MO 65804

Phone: 417-836-5411Degrees: B 180 0/15,500Options: CO, MU, OE, OR, TR

College of Public Ix Community ServicesDr. David M. Compton, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Park Administration624 Clark HallColumbia', MO 65211

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hone: 314 882/7086Degrees: B M 277 30/24,500Options: CO, OR, RA, TR

University of Missouri, ColumbiaSchool of Forestry, Fisheries, WildlDirector D. P. DuncanRecreational 'ForestryColumbia, MO 65211

Phone: 314-882-6446Degrees: B M Dir 318 76/25,000Options: FR

MONTANA

College of Great FallsHuman ServicesBill YeagleP.E. and Recreation Dept.Great Falls, MT 59405 r

Phone: 406-761-8210, Ext. 402Degrees: A..B 25 0/1,325Options: G1

Montana State UniversityCollege of EducationH.P.E.R. Dept.Curt Shirer, Ph.D., Recreation CoordinatorBozeman, MT 59717

Phone: 406-994-4001Degrees: B M 60 5/11,000Options: Cl

University of MontanaSchool of ForestryJoel Meier, Director

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Recreatio Management;I(Missoula MT 59812

Phone: 406-243-5521Degrees: B M'100 15/9,000Options: CA, FR, MU, ORPM, RA, R

NEBRASKA

Chadron State CollegeThomas P. Colgate, ChairmanH.P.E.R. Division

. 10th & MainChadron, NE 69337

Phone: 308- 436 -6344

Degrees: B M 1 2/2,000Options: G OE(, RL, SR

Kearney State CSchool of E ca Lon,Dept. of H. .R.

Donald Lac v,, eat!'

Recreation Lead rship & Leisure and FitnessManagement.Kearney, NE 68849

Phone: 308-236-4283Degrees: B 50.0/770Options: G1, CO, ER, Corporate Fitness

Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityDivision Professional EducationDr. Irvin L. Peterson, Head - HPER\Specialized Area of Parks and Recre4ion53rd & St. PaulLincoln, NEI 68504

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Phone: 402-466-2371, Ext. 244Degrees: B 68 0/1,150Options: CA, LE, OC; OR, RA, SR, TR

University of Nebraska LincolnSchool of H.P.E.R.-Dr. Ian M. Newman, Acting DirectorRecreation234 Mabel Lee HallLincoln, NE 68588-0143

Phone: 402-472-3844Degrees: C B M D - -/6,000Options:

University of Nebraska - OmahaCollege of EducationSchool of H.P.E.R.Dr. Edsel Buchanan, CoordinatorRecreation/Leisure Studies Program60th & Dodge Sts.Omaha, NE 68182

Phone: 402-554-2670Degrees: B M 140 12/15,000Options: CA, CI, CO, CE, ER, EI, MM, MU,

OC, OE, OR, RL, TR, VY

Wayne State" CollegeRecreation Mgmt.Ron Jones, Div. ChairH.P.E,R,A.ZOO E. 10th St.Wayne, NE 68787


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NEVADA

University of Nevada, Las VegasCollege of EducationSchool of H.P.E.R.D.Dr. David L. Holmes, CoordinatorRecreation Program4505 Maryland ParkwayLas Vegas, NV 89154


NEW HAMPSHIRE

University of New HampshireSchool of Health Studies.Dr. Gus C. Zaso, ChairmanProgram in Recreation & Parks227 Hewitt HallDurham, NH 03824

Phone: 603-862-2391Degrees: B M 110 3/10,500Options: PM, RA, TR, RecreationProgramming, TT-84

NEW JERSEY

Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityLeonard Dreyfuss CollegeDr. Barbara K. Keller, DirectorDivision of Recreation and Leisure Services285 Madison Ave.Madison, NJ 07940

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Phone: 201-377-4700, Ext. 301Degrees: B M 61 25/2100

. Options: CO, MU, RA, TR, TT, Employee

Industrial

NEW MEXICO

Eastern New Mexico UniversityCollege of Education and TechnologySchool of H.P.E.R.Dr. Mel Creel, CoordinatorRecreation CurriculumPortales, NM 88130

Phone:. 505-562-2237Degrees: B 40 0/4,000Options: G1

New Mexico Highlands UniversityDivision of H.P.E.L.S.Leisure ServicesDr. Bernice Waggoner, ChairTourism, Leisure and Sport ManagementLas Vegas, NM 87701,

Phone: 505-42577511, Ext. 492Degrees: ',13 15 0/2,400Options:

University of Nev MexicoCollege of EducationDept. of H.P'.E.R.Dr. E. A. Scholer, CoordinatorRecreation Program112 Johnson. GymAlbuquerque, NM 87131

Phone: 505-277-5919Degrees: B M D 65 20/22,000Options: PM, RA, RL, TR

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NEW YORK

140geSchool of H.P.E.R.Dept. of RecreationDr'. Ronald Simpson, Chair'Ithaca, NY 14850

Phone: 607-274-3335Degrees: B 125 0/48,000Options: CO, OE, OR, TR

Long Island University C. W. Post CenterSchool of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R,Dr., Arthur H. MittelstaedtJr.NCoordinatorProgram in Recreation Service-Admin.Green Vale, NY 11548

Phone: 516-299-2671Degrees: B 60 0/12,000Options: G1, G2, CO, ER, El, FM, MU, OE,

OR, PM, PP, RA, TR, TT

Nev York UniviriitrSchool of Education, Health, Nursing, andArts ProfessionsPhysical Ed6cation and SportsDr. Arnold Grossman, ChairProgram in Re reation and Leisure Studies635 East Build'ngNew York, NY 1 0,0

Phone: 212-598-3455Degrees: C B M D 30 140/37,500Options: RA, RL, TR, UR, Sport & Fit ss 2,

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St. Joseph's collegeLiberal 'Arts and. General StudiesEllen Zwalsky, Dept. RepresentativeRecreation Dept.155 Roe Blvd.Patchogue, NY 11772

Phone: 516-654-5700Degrees: 'B 45 0/500 .

Options: TR, Community Recreation

State University of New York, BrockportSchool of Social ProfessionsHealth. Science/Recreation & Leisure

Dr. David Jewell, CoordinatorBrockport, NY 14420

Phone: .716-395-2278 or 2161

Degrees: B 182 0/6,500Options: CO, ER, TR, Public/Quasi Public

State University of New York, CortlandDivision of Professional StudiesDept. of Recreation EducationDr. Warren Bartholomew, ChairPark Center, SUNY, CortlandCortland, NY 13045'

Phone: 607-753-4941Degrees: ,B M 300' 20/6,000

Options: OE, OR, TR, Community Recreation

NORTH CAROLINA

Appalachian State UniversityFine and Applied ArtsH.P.E.R.Dr. E. Ole Larson, Chair'Dr. Joseph F. Madden, CoordinatorRecreation Curriculum

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Appalachian State UniversityBoone, NC 28608

Phone: 704-262-3141Degrees: B 120 0/10,000Options: OR, RA

Belmont Abby CollegeDivision of Professional StudiesMichael P. Reidy, ChairmanDept. of Recreational StudiesBelmont, NC 28012

Phone: 704-825-3711Degrees: B 40 0/801Options: GI, RA

East Carolina UniversityArts and SciencesDept. H.P.E.R.S.Dr. Karen Hancock, CoordinatorMinges ColiseumGreenville, NC 27834

Phone: 919-757-6484Degrees: B 14 0 0/13,200Options: CO, MU, PM, TR

Elon CollegeDept. of H.P.E.R.Prof.'Paul Gaskill, HeadRecreation Administration ProgramBox 2196Elon College, NC 27244

Phone: 919-584-2319 jDegrees: B 35 0/2,600Options: CO, MU, RA

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North Carolina State UniversitySchool of Foreet RecreationDr. Roger Warren, HeadDept. of Recreation ResourcesAdministration--4008 Biltmore HallRaleigh, NC 27650

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Phone: 919-737-3276Degrees: B M 16'0 35/22,300Options: CO, ER, EI, FR, MM, MU, OE, OR,

PM, PP, RX, RA, SS, TT, VY

University of North CarolinaArts and SciencesH. Douglas Sessoms, ChairmanCurriculum in Recreation Administration205 Pettigrew Hall, 058AChapel Hill, NC 27514

Phone: 919-962-1222Degrees: B M 60 28/21,000Options: G1, RA, TR

University of North Carolina* UreettalloroSchool of H.P.E.R.D.Dr. James R. Sellers, CoordinatorRecreation and Leisure Studies DivisionRoom 039, RosenthallGreensboro, NC 27412

Phone: 919-379-5044Degrees: B 100 0/10,200Options:. CO, EI, MU, OE,\PM, TR, TT

University of North Carolina, WilmingtonArts and Sciences

Dept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Robert Wolff, CoordinatorRecreation Mgmt.

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610 S. CollegeWilmington, NC 28403

Phone: 919-791-4330, Ext. 2256Degrees: B 100 0/5,500Options: CO, OR, TR

Western Carolina UniversitySchool of Education and PsychologyDept. of H.P.E.R.Edward J. Kesgen, Asst. Prof.Recreation LeadershipCullowhee, NC 28723

Phone: 704-227-7332Degrees: B 50 0/6,500Options: MU, OE, TR

Wingate CollegeDivision of Education and Social SciencesBobby G. Bell, Div. ChairmanParks and Recreation Admin.Campus Box 3012Wingate, NC 28174

Phone: 704-233-4061Degrees: A B 85 0/1,500Options: Cl

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota State UniversityTom BarnhartDept. of H.P.E.R. & AthleticsFargo, ND 58105

Phone: 701-237-7447Degrees: B - -/9,000Options: Cl

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University of.North.DakotaCollege of Human Resource DevelopmentDept. of'H.IqE.R.Dr. Sandra Modisett, DirectorDivision of RecreationHYSLOP Sports CenterGrand ForkS, ND 58201

Phone: 701-777-4324Degrees: B M 80 3-5/11,000Options: RA, RL TR

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Bowling Green State UniversityCollege of EducationSchool of H.P.E.R., Room 200Dr. David Groves, ChairDivision of Recreation and DanceBowling Green,OH 43403

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Phone: 419-372-2395Degrees: B M 85 6/15,000Options: CI, CO, EI, MM, MU, OE, OR, RA,RL, VY, Performing Arts

Central State UniversityCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Gwendolyn D. Hawkins, ChairpersonRecreationWilberforce, OH 45384

Phone: 513-376-6321Degrees: B 50 0/2,500Options: GI, LE, MU, RA, RL, TR

Kent State UniversitySchool of P.E.R.D.Coordinator

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Recreation and Leisure Services UnitKent, OH 44240

Phone: 216-672-2015Degrees: 1B M 240 10/18,000Options: MU, OR, TR

Miami University Oxford,OhioH.P.E.R.Marjorie Price, Acting ChairRecreation Education & ProgrammingPhillips HallOxford, OH 45086

Phone:Degrees: C B M 140 37/15,000Options: OR, RA, SR

The Ohio State UniversityCollege of Education, School of H.P.E.R.Dr. Nancy Waidwell, CoordinatorRecreation EducationOSU, 305 Pomerene Hall1760 Neil Ave.Columbus, OH 43210

Phone: 6145422-2705Degrees: B M 200 25/80,000Options: OR, RL, TR

Ohio UniversityCollege of Health & Human ServicesSchool of H.P.E.R.R. L. Dingle, CoordinatorRecreation StudiesGrover CenterAthens, OH 45701

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Phone: 614-594-6124Degrees: B 200 0/17,000Options: GI, CA, MU, OE, OR, TR, WildernessSkills

The University of AkronCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E.Tom Adolph, HeadOutdoor Education302 E. Buchter Ave.Akron, OH 44325

Phone: 216-375-7475Degrees: B M 8 38/26,580Options: LE, OE, UR, VY

University of ToledoCollege of Education and Allied ProfessionsDr. Steven L. Ranck, ChairmanRecreation and Leisure Education2801 W. BancroftToledo, OH 43615

(/Phone: 419-537-2757Degrees: B M 140 10/21,000Options: CO, PM, TR, VY

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma State UniversityAgricultureDept. of ForestryDr. Stanley B. Carpenter, HeadStillwater, OK 74078

Phone: 405-624-5437Degrees: B M 114 14/23,000Options: G2, FR

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Oklahoma State UniversityCollege of Arts and ScienceH.P.E. & Leisure ServicesPauline Winter, ChairpersonDept. of Leisure Services102 Colvin CenterStillwater, OK 74078

Phone: 405-624-5502Degrees: B M D 16 25/23,054Options: OR RA-

Oral Roberts UniversityArts and SciencesH.P. E.R.Dr: Paul Brynteson, Chair7777'S. LewisTulsa, OK 74171

Phone: 918-495-6823Degrees: B 130 0/4,500Options: Cl, CA, CR, OE, OR, RL, TR

Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityArts and SciencesDr. Charles Hundley, ChairDept. of H.P.E.R.100 Campus Dr.Weatherford, OK 73096

Phone: 405-772-6611, Ext. 3187Degrees: C B M 350 100/6,000Options: Cl, CA, CI, CR, CE, EI, LE, MU,OE, OR, RA, RL', SR, TR

University of OklahomaArts and Sciences CollegeH.P.E.R.Dr. Trent Gabert, ChairmanRecreation

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1401 ASPNorman, OK 73071

Phone: 405-325-5211Degrees: B M 125 20/21,000Options:. Cl, OR, PM, RA, TR

The University of TulsaCollege of EducationDivision of H.P.E.R.Clinton D. Longacre, CoordinatorRecreation Studies600 South College Ave.Tulsa, OK 74104

Phone: 918-592-6000Degrees: B M 36 6/6,253Options: MU TR

OREGON

Oregon State UniversitySchool of ForestryDept. of Resource RecreationPerry J. Brown, HeadCorvallis, OR 97331

Phone: 503-754-2043Degrees: B M 125 9/17,000Options: EI, FR, OR', PM, PP, RX

Oregon State UniversitySchool of Health Intrmurals and P.E.Dept. of Physical EducationDr. John Dunn, ChairSports Leadership OptionLangton Hall, 218Corvallis, OR 97331

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Pacific UniversityArts'and SciencesDivision of ScienceKay Hilt, Asst. ProfessorTherapeutic Recreation2043 College WayForest Grove, OR 97116

Phone: 503-357-6151Degrees: B 20 0/1,000Options: Cl, TR

University of Oregon,College of Human Devel. and PerformancePhyllis FordDept. of Leisure Studies and Services180 EsslingerEugene, OR 97403

Phone: 503-686-3396Degrees: B M D 150 30/16,000Options: Cl, CA, OE, OR, RA, SR, TR, TT

PENNSYLVANIA

Cheyney State CollegeDivision of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.David T. Wirth, ChairDegree in RecreationCheyney RoadCheyney, PA 19319

Phone: 215-758-2265Degrees: B 105 0/2,000Options: GI, TR

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East Stroudsburg State CollegeSchool of Professional StudiealDr. Elaine Rogers, ChairpersonDept. of Recreation & Leisure ServicesMgmt.East Stroudsburg, PA 18301

Phone: 717-424-3297Degrees: B 95 0/4,000Options: CO, 0E-83

Messiah CollegeDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Layton Shoemaker, ChairmanParks and RecreationGrantham, PA 17027

Phone: 717-766-2511Degrees: B 30 0/1,500Options: GI

,OotAityliikaa-Stave viyor, .

H.P.E.R.Dr. Pat Farrell, ChairperonRecreation and Parks Dept.267 Recreation Bldg.University Park, PA 16802

Phone: 814-865-1851Degrees: B M D 275 35/33,200Options: CO, EI, MU, OR, RA, TR, TT, Parkand Recreation Admin.

yo*4Dept. o`fParks and RecreationDr. James W. Shiner, ChairSlippery Rock, PA 16057

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Phone: 412-794-7503Degrees: B M 400 100/4,800Options: CR, RM, TR, Env. Edu. Interp.

Serv.

thaversitY,H.P.E.R.D.Dr. Jerry Jordan, Chairman .

Dept. of Recreation and Leisure Studies313 Seltzer HallBroad & Columbia Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19122

Phone: 215-787-8706Degrees: B M D 170 140/30,000

Options: CA, CI, MU, OC, RA, RL, SS, TR,

UR, VY

SOUTH CAROLINA

Benedict CollegeDept. of H.P.E.R.ChairmanDegree in RecreationHarden and Blanding Sts.Columbia, SC 29204

Phone: 803-256-4220Degrees: B 60 0/1,400Options: Cl, RA, TR

Clem UntvetaityCollege of Forest and Recreation ResourcesDr. Herbert Brantley, Head & Assoc. DeanDept. of Recreation & Park Administration

263 Lehotsky HallClemson, SC 29631

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Phone: 803-656-3400Degrees: B M 220 29/11,618Options: PM, TR, TT, Community Lei, ure

Services

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota State U iversityCollege of A lculture & Biological Sci.

Dept. of 41 ,culture - ForestryDr. Paul E. Nordstrom, HeadPark Management, Ag. Hall #112Brookings, SD 57007

Phone: 605-688-5136Degrees: B 40 0/7,000Options: OR, PM

University of South DakotaSchool of EducationDivision of H.P.E.R.Dr. Gale A. Wiedow, Asst. ProfessorRecreation CurriculumDakotaDome, Room 202Vermillion, SD 57069

Phone: 605-677-5336, 5337Degrees: B M 27 3/6,000Options: OR, PM, RA, RL, TR

Yankton CollegePhysical EducationMartha Wood, HeadRecreation ManagementYankton, SD 57078

Phone:Degrees: B 30 0/300Options: GI, LE, MU, RA

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TENNESSEE

Memphis State UniversityDr. Mel Humphreys, ChairmanH.P.E.R.Memphis, TN 38152

Phone: 801-454-2321Degrees: B M 65 20/19000Options: OR,TR, RA

Middle Tennessee State UniversitySchool of EducationGuy Penny, Head

,H.P.E.R.S. Dept.Murphy Center,Mufreesboro, TI a 37132

Phone: 615-898-2147Degrees: B 40 0/10,400Options: OR, TR, Leisure Service Mgt.

University of TennesseeDept. of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries

Dr., Gary SchneiderForest Recreation OptionKnoxville, TN' 37901

Phone: 615-974-7126Degrees: B M 200,60/28,000Options: Er, FR, PM, PP, RX

University of Tennessee - KnoxvilleCollege of EducationH.P.E.R.Martha Peters, ChairpersonDivision of Recreation1914 Andy Holt Aye.Knoxville, TN 375)96

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Phone: 615-974-6045Degrees: B M 80 15/28,000Options: Cl, MU, RA, RL, TR

TEXAS

Baylor UniversityDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Nancy R. GoodloeRecreation Leadership with Emphasis in

Church and Community SettingsBox 397Waco, TX 76798

Phone: 817-755-3508DegieesT B 75 0/10,000Options: Cl

LeTourneau CollegeDivision of H.P.E.R.Dr. Michael J. FratzkeRecreation Camp AdministrationBox 7001Longview, TX 75607

Phone: 214-753-0231Degrees: B 25 0/1,037Options: CA, CR, RA

North Texas State UniversityCollege of EducationChairpersonDivision of Recreation and Leisure StudiesP.O. Box 13857Denton, TX 76203

Phone: 817-565-2544Degrees: B M D 100 40/18,700Options: Cl, RA, TR

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Southwest Texas State UniversitySchool of EducationDept. of H.P.E.Roger H. Guthrie, DirectorDivision of Recreational AdministrationSan Marcos, TX 78666

Phone: 512-245-2561Degrees: B 120 0/16,000Options: GI

Texas A&M UniversityAgricultureDr. Leslie M. ReidDept. of Recreation and Parks106 Recreation and Parks Bldg.College Station, TX 77843\

Phone: 409-845-7323Degrees: B M D 145 100/36,000Options: G2, CO, EI, FM, MU, OR, PM, PP,

RX, RA, TT, -Marine/Coastal Rec.

Texas Christian UniversitySchool of EducationDr. Gerald LandwerDept. of Kinesiological Studies

Ft. Worth, TX 76129

Phone: 817-921-7945Degrees: B /6,881

Options: GI

Texas Tech. UniversityArts and SciencesDept. of H.P.E.R.D.Dr. Ralph Atkinson,Division Coordinator

Recreation13/.0. Box 4070

Lubbock, TX 79404

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Phone: 806-742-3335Degrees: B M 125 /23,000Options: Gl, G2, G3, CI, ER, MU, OC, PM,PP, TR

Texas Women's UniversityH.P.E.R.D.Dr. Jean R. Tague, ChairmanDept. of RecreationBox 23717, TWU StationDenton, TX 76204

Phone: 817-383-2669Degrees: B M D /7,000Options: RA, RL, TR

UTAH

loints 'UniversityCollege of Physical EducationDr. Jay H. Naylor, ChairmanDept. of Recreation Mgmt. and Youth

Leadership273 C RBProvo, UT 84602

Phone: 801-378-4369Degrees: B M 230 85/26,000-Options: CE, OR, RA, TR, VY

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College of HealthL. Dale Cruse, ChairDept. of Recreation and LeisureHPR N226Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Phone: 801-581-8547Degrees: C B M D 254 45/22,300

:Options: CO, MU, RA, TR

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Utah State Univer ityCollege of E ucationDept. of H.P.E.R.D.Craig W. Kelsey, ChairmanParks and Recreation ProgramUMC 70Logan, UT 84322

Phone: 801-750-1510Degrees: B M 75 5/10,000Options: Gl, TR-83, RA-83

Utah State UniversityForest Resource Dept.Richard F. Fisher, HeadRecreation ResourcesUMC 52Logan, UT 84322

Phone: 801-750-2455Degrees: B M D 30 11/11,000Options: CO, FR, OE, OR, PM, PP, RX, RA, TT

VERMONT

Green Mountain CollegeRobert Riley, ChairpersonDept. of Leisure and RecreationCollege St., Gym ComplexPoultney, VT 05764

Phone: 802-287-9313Degrees: A B 80 0/-Options: G1, RL, TR

Johnson State CollegeBusiness Mgt./Eco. Dept.Dr. John Pierce, ChairmanRecreation/Leisure Services Mgt. OptionJohnson, VT 05656

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Phone: 802-635-2356Degrees: A C B 150 0/1,000Options: CO, EI, MU, TT, Hotel/Hospitality

LyndontState CollegeDr. John De LeoDept. of Recreation ManagementLyndonville, VT 05819

Phone: 802 626 -9371Degrees: B 180 0/900Options: OE, OR, RA, TR, Ski Area Mgt.

Norwich UniversityDr. Wallace E. BainesDept..Of H.P.E.R.Northfield, VT 05663

Phone: 802-485-5011Degrees: A B 60 0/1,600Options: CA, CR, CO, LE, OC, OE, OR, RA,RL, TR

University of VermontNatural ResourcesDr. John J. Lindsay, ChairRecreation Management355 Alken Ctr.Burlington, VT 05401

Phone: 802-656-2684Degrees: B M 80 6/10,500Options: CO, EI, FR, OR, PP, RX, TT

VIRGINIA

Ferrum CollegeDivision of Recreation and Leisure ServicesThomas N. Hickman, Program CoordinatorSenior College in Leisure Services

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Box 214Ferrum, VA 24088

Phone: 703-365-2121, Ext. 121Degrees: B 35 0/1,650Options: G1, OR

George Mason UniversityCollege of Professional StudiesDr. Mike Freed, HeadPark, Recreation & Leisure Studies1400 University Dr..Fairfax, VA 22030

Phone: 703-323-2322Degrees: B M 30 0/15,000Options: G2, Management

Longwood CollegeH.P.E.R.Frank M. Brasile, Program DirectorTherapeutic RecreationLancer HallFarmville, VA 23091

Phone: 804-392-9266Degrees: B 105 0/2,500Options: TR

Lynchburg CollegeH.P.E.R.Dr. Aubrey MoonRecreationLynchburg, VA 24501


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Marymount College of VirginiaDiv. of Education and Human ServicesLiane M. Summerfield, CoordinatorProgram in Recreation & Fitness Mgt.2807 N. Glebe Rd.Arlington, VA 22207

Phone: 703-522-5600, Ext. 356Degrees: A B 25 0/1,100Options: CO, ER, Physical Fitness Prog.

Old Dominion UniversityDarden School of EducationDivision of H.P.E.R.Stephen G. GreinerLeisure Studies & ServicesNorfolk, VA 23508-8502

Phone: 804-440-3344Degrees: B 100 0/15,000Options: CO, OR, RA, TR

-Rad ford University-.

,/ School of Business and Professional StudiesDr; Gerald S. O'Morrow, ChairDept. of Recreation and Leisure ServicesBox 5736Radford, VA 24142

Phone: 703-731-5221Degrees: 'B M 126 8/5,556Options: CA, CI, MU, OE, OR, RA, RL, TR

Shenendoah CollegeBess Wood, ChairmanDept. of P.E.R.(Therapeutic)Winchester, VA 22611

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Phone: 703-667-8714Degrees: B 17 0/805Options: TR

weilthAbiiitetiaSchool of Comm- & Public AffairsDr. Charles E. Hartsoe, ChairmanDept. of Recreation923 West Franklin St.Richmond, VA 23284

Phone: 804-257-1131Degrees: B M 100 25/20,000Options: CX, CO, ER, MU, OC, PM, PP, RX,

RA, RL, SS, TR, TT, VY

Virginia Tech.Dept. of ForestryJ. D. Wellman, Section CoordinatorForest Recreation and Park Mgt.Cheatham HallBlacksburg, VA 24061

Phone: 703-961-6663Degrees: B M D 20 10/20,000Options: EI, FR, OR, PM,p,g-

Virginia Tech.College of Education

H.P.E.R.Gene A. Hayes, Program LeaderRecreation ProgramBlacksburg, VA 24061

Phone: 703-961-5743Degrees: B M D 100 25/21,000Options: MU, OE, TR

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WASHINGTON

Central Washington UniversitySchool of Professional StudiesDept. of H.P.E. & Leisure StudiesProgram DirectorLeisure Services206 Edison HallEllensburg, WA 98926

Phone: 509-963-1314Degrees: B M 100 5/7,000Options: G1, G3

Eastern Washington UniversityHuman Learning and DevelopmentDr. Howard F. Uibel, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Leisure ServicesCheney, WA 99004

Phone: 509-359-2464Degrees: B M 185 5/8,200Options: CI, CR, CO, ER, MU, OC, OE, OR,PM, RA, RL, SS, TR, VY

Pacific Lutheran UniversitySchool of Physical EducationDavid M. Olson, DeanRecreation Concentration Degree Prog.Tacoma, WA 98447

Phone: 206-535-7350Degrees: B 120 0/3,500Options: G1, CI, RL, SR, TR

University of WashingtonCollege of Forest ReSourcesMgt. and Social Sciences Div.Prof. Grant W. .Sharpe

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Wildland Recreation, AR-10Seattle, WA 98195

Phone: 206-545-0884Degrees: B M D 30 36/36,000Options: EI, FR, OR, PM, PP, RX

Washington 'Slate UniversityMen's Physical Education/RecreationDr. Roger C. WileyRecreation and Leisure StudiesPullman, WA 99164-1410

Phone: 509-335-4593Degrees: B 150+ 0/16,500Options: G1, G2, CO, MU, PM, TR

Western Washington UniversityCollege of Arts and SciencesDr. James E. Moore, Coor.Recreation and Parks301 Bond HallBellingham, WA 98225

Phone: 206-676-3782Degrees:, B 140 0/9,600Options: G1

WASHINGTON, D. C.

George Washington UniversitySchool of Education and Human Devel.Dept. of Human Kinetics and Leisure StudiesJim Brien1817 23rd St. NWWashington, D.C. 20052

Phone: 202-676-6280Degrees: B M 20 55/20,000Options: TR, TT

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Howard UniversityCollege of Liberal ArtsDept. of P.E. & R.Dr. Marshall Banks, ChairDiv. of Leisure Studies and RecreationBurr Gym, 6th & GiraroWashington, D.C. 20059

Phone: 202-636-7142Degrees: B M 16 2/12,500Options: OR, PM, RA, TR

WEST VIRGINIA

Alderson Broaddus CollegeSocial ScienceJames R. SeatonCollege HillPhilippi, WV 26416

Phone: 304-457-1700Degrees: B 30 0/1,000Options: RL, TR

Marshall UniversityCollege of EducationDept. of H.P.E.R.Dr. Raymond Busbee, HeadPark Resources and Leisure ServicesHuntington, WV 25701

Phone: 304-696-3186Degrees: B 55 0/11,500Options: LE, PP, TR

Shepherd CollegeDivision of Social ScienceDr. Charles A. Hulse, ChairmanDept. of Park AdministrationShepherdstown, WV 25443

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Phone: '304-876-2511, Ext. 354

Degrees: B 60 0/4,000

Options: G2

West Virginia State College.H.P.E.R. & SafetyDr. Richard D. TredwayRecreation ServiceInstitute, WV 25112

Phone: 304-766-3164Degrees: B 35 0/4,400

Options: RA, TR

West Virginia UniversityAgriculture and ForestryDivision of ForestryJack Coster, DirectorRecreation and Parks Management329 Percival HallMorgantown, WV 26505

Phone: 304-293-3722Degrees: B M 115 25/21,000

Options: EI, FR, MU, PM, PP, RA, RL, TR

WISCONSIN

Northland CollegeDept. of P.E. and Outdoor Education

Grant Herman, CoordinatorOutdoor EducationNorthland CollegeAshland, WI 54806

Phone: 715-682-4531, Ext. 327

Degrees: B 25 0/700

Options: EI, OE, OR

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University of Wisconsin, Eau ClaireDr. William B. HarrisHilltop CenterEau Claire, WI 54701

Phone: 715-836-4757

University of Wisconsin-Green BaySchool of Professional StudiesChairProfessional Program in RecreationResources106C Phoenix Sports Center, UWGBGreen Bay, WI 54302

Phone: 414-465-2069Degrees: B 25 0/4,500Options: CU, EI, TR

University of Wisconsin La CrosseCollege of H.P.E.R.Dr. Ernest C. Hartmann,ChairpersonDept. of Recreation and Parks129 Wittich HallLa Crosse, WI 54601

Phone: 608-785-8207Degrees: B M 434 156/8,659Options: PM, RA, RL, TR

University of Wisconsin MadisonCollege of Agriculture and Life SciencesSchool of Natural ResourcesDr. Ron Giese, HeadProgram - Recreation Resource Ma240 Ag. HallMadison, WI 53706

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Phone: 608

Degrees: B M D 90 20/43,000-Options: CA, CO, CE, FR, MU, OC, OR, PM,

PP, RX, RA, RL, SS, TR,,TT; VY

University of Wisconsin, Milwat4eeSchool of Allied Health PfessiopsDept. of Human KineticsRichard J. Schild, ChairmanRecreationP.O. Box.413Milwaukee, WI 53201

Phone: 414-963-6080Degrees:" B M D 120 -/27,000Options: MU, TR, Recreational Fitness

University of Wisconsin - River FallsDept. of Plant and Earth ScienceDr. Sam Huffman, Chairman p

Park Management ProgramRiver Falls, WI 54022

Phone: 715-425-3345Degrees: B 110 0/5,300Options: G2, MU, PM, PP

WYOMING

University of WyomingArts and SciencesDonald S. Warder, Head .Dept. of Itcreation and Park Admin.P.O. Box 3402Laramie, WY, 82071

Phone: 31 -766-4185Degrees: M 95 10/10,000Options: G1, 'G2, CO, El, MU, OR, PM, PP,

RX, RA, TT

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CANADA

Red Deer CollegeDept. of P.E.R.Ian Reid, CoordinatorRecreation AdministrationBox 5005Red Deer, Alberta, Can., T4W 5H5

Phone:. 403- -342 -3300

Degrees: A B 50 0/3,000Options: Cl, LE, MU, OC, OR, PP, RA, RL,

TR, VY

'Jniversity of AlbertaDr., Tom Burton, ChairDept. of Recreation AdministrationEdmonton, Alberta, Can. T6G 2H9

Phone: 403-432-5171Degrees:' B M 235 15/25,000Options: EI, !!Tj. OC, OR, PM, PP, RX, RA, TR

University of British ColumbiaSchool of P.E.R.Dr. Eric F. Broom, ChairmanDept. of gecreation and Leisure Studies2011 West Mall, Ponderosa Annex A, UBCVancouver, British 'Columbia, Can:, V6T 1W5

Phone: 604 -228 -4764

Degrees: B 150 Ol25 ,000Options: RA, TT

University of ManitobaP.E. and Recreation StudiesJack Harper, HeadRecreation StudiesWinnipeg, Manitoba, Can., 'TUT 2N2

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Phone: 204-474-8785Degrees: B 100 0/18,000Options: OR, PP, RA, TR

University of New BrunswickFaculty of Physical ion and

RecreationDr. W. W. MacGillivary, DeanRecreation OptionP.O. Box 4400Fredericton, N.B., Can. E3B 5A3


Acadia UniversitySchool of Recreation and P.E.James Bayer, DeanProg. in Recreation Mgmt.Wolfville, Nova,Scotia , Can., BOP 1X0

Phone: 902-542-2201, Ext. 307Degrees: B M 160 10/3,000Options: CA, CI, CE, FM, LE, MU, OE, OR,

RX, RA

Dalhousie UniversitySchool of Recreation, P.E. & H.Charles Ballem, HeadRecreation DivisionSouth St.Halifax, Nova Scotia, Can., B3M 3J5

Phone: 902-424-2152Degrees: B M 95 10/9,000Options: FM, LE, MU, OC, OR, RA, RL, TR

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Lakehead UniversitySchool of ForestryP.E. & Outdoor RecreationDr. A. J. Kayll, DirectorThunder Bay, Ontario, Can., P7B 3R7

Phone: 807-345-2121Degrees: C B -/-Options: G2

Concordia UniversityLoyola CampusDr. R. B. Swesburg, DirectorRecreation and Leisure Studies7141 Sherbrooke St. W.Montreal, Quebec, Can., H4B 1R6

Phone: 514-482-0320, Local 75uDegrees: B -430Options. Cl

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TWO YEAR DEGREE PROGRAMS

The listing of Community of Junior Colleges has

been separated in this directory for

several reasons; among them include:

* Ease of finding this level of training.

The nature of these programs--being on

the "grass roots" community level with a

regional commitment and corresponding

mission statements. The Associate level

program is often characterized by rapid

changes in courses offered and the

inclusion/exclusion of whole programs. It

is for this reason that the AALR does notattempt to endorse, certify or in any way

verify the following programs. They are

listed for the convenience of those

interested in writing or calling to find

out the current status of the program.

* While there are many Junior or Community

Colleges which have contacted the national

office in the recent past-- we are

confident that there are many more who are

providing some leadership in this area.

Many have not been identified with AALR, if

you know of such programs please contact:Executive Director, AALR1900 AssociatiXn DriveReston, VA ',2'2091

A copy of the questionnaire appearing at

the back of this directory can be filled

out and mailed to Reston for inclusion in

the next directory.

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ALABAMA

Jefferson State Jr. CollegeDivision of H.P.E.R.CoordinatorRecreation Leadership2601 Carson Rd.Birmingham, AL 35215

Phone: 205-853-1200Degrees: A 35/6,700Options: Cl

CALIFORNIA

Allan Hancock CollegeBob McCutchenRecreation Leadership800,S. Callepe Dr.Santa Maria, CA 93454

Phone: 805-922-3481Degrees: A 8/4,000Options: RA, RL

American River CollegeLarry FoxworthyForestry Dept.-4700 College Oak Dr.Sacramento, CA

Phone: 916-484-8281Degrees: A 40/25,000Options: G2, EI, FM, FR, PM, PP

Antelope Valley CollegeBrent CarderP.E. and AthleticsRecreation

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3041 West Avenue KLancaster, CA 93534

Phone: 805-943-3241Degrees: A C -/6,300Options: Cl, CA, RL

Butte CollegeAgriculture and Natural Resources Dept.Howard Holman, CoordinatorPark and Recreation3536 Butte Campus Dr.Ordville, CA 95965

Phone: 916-895-2557Degrees: A C 20/9,000Options: PM

Cabrillo CollegeII. P.E.R.

Recreation Leadership6500 Soquel Dr.Aptos , CA 95003

Phone: 408-425-6266Degrees: A 23/10,000Options: Cl, OR, RL

California State CollegeSchool of Natural SciencesDept.. 9f P.E.R.Or. Gregory L. Price, Coordinator5500 St. Coll. Pky.San Bernardino, CA 92407

Phone: 714-887-7563Degrees: Minor

Options:

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Chabot CollegeDept. ofRecreationNorman OlsonPark tech. & Recreation Leadership25555 Hesperian Blvd.Hayward, CA 94545

Phone: 415-786-6668Degrees: A 100/20,000Options: Cl , CA, CO, CE, EL, LE, OE, OR,PM, PP, RL, SR, TR, TT, UR, VY

Compton Community CollegeCharles RamseyRecreation Education1111 E. Artesia Blvd.Compton, CA 90221

Phone: 213-637-2660Degrees: A C 83/5,000Options: GI

Cuesta CollegeWarren E. HansenP.E.

P.O. Box JSan Luis Obispo, CA 93403

Phone: 805-544-2943Degrees: A -/3,500Options: Cl

De Anza Community CollegeRecreation Management Dept.Dr. Charles Dougherty, Head21250 Stevens Creek Blvd.Cupertino, CA 95014

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Phone: 408-996-4645Degrees: A -/21,000Options: Cl, CO, ER, OC, OR, RL, TR

El Camino CollegeDivision of P.E.Dr, James SchwartzProgram of Recreation Leadership16007 Crenshaw Blvd.Torrance, CA 90506

Phone: 213-352-3070Degrees: A 50/28,000Options: GI

Feather River CollegeH.P.E.R. ClusterIntructorProg. in Recreation LeaderShipBox 1110Quincy, CA 95971

Phone: (116-283-0202

Degrees: A 10/1,100Options: Cl, CO, OR, RL, TT

Fresno City CollegeHealth Arts and Science DivisionH.P.E.R. Dept.Ken Dose, ChairmanRecreation Leadership1101 E. UniversityFresno, CA 93741

Phone: 209-442-4600Degrees.: A C 40/14,000Options: G1

Fullerton CollegeDivision of P.E.R.

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Hal Sherbeck,C11,4irman321 E. Chapman *ve.Fullerton, CA 92634

Phone: 714-871-8000Degrees: A 19/19,000Options: GI

Kings River Community CollegeLandscape Agriculture & Natural Res. Dept.Jim Carter, ChairForest/Park Technology995 North Reed Ave.Reedly, CA 93654

Phone: 209-638-3641Degrees: A -/800Options: G2, FR

Lassen CollegeVocational-Technical Div.Ken Goodman, ChairmanDept. of Forestry/Wildland Rec. Mgmt.P.O. Box 3000Susanville, CA 96130

Phone: 916-257-6181Degrees: A -/2,800Options: FR

Los Angeles City CollegeH.P.E.R.Lois Stiles, CoordinatorRecreation855 N. Vermont Ave.Los Angeles CA 90029

Phone: 2i3-669-4000Degrees: A 15/22,000Options: Cl

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Los Angeles Pierce Community College

Women's P.E.Prof. Flo Schulman, Coordinator'Recreation, Leisure Mgmt.6201 Winnetha Ave.Woodland Hills, CA 91371

Phone: 213-347-0551Degrees: A 35/24,900Optiiis: CI, CO, FR, OR, RL, TR, TT

Los Medanos CollegeP.E.R.Vince CustodioRecreation Education2700 Leland P.,Pittsburg, CA )4565

Phone: 415-439-2181, Ext. 3337

Degrees: A 30/1,200Options: Cl, CA, LE, MU, RL

Merritt CollegeHealth Sciences Human Services, and P.E.

Ron Havemann, Asst. Dean of Ip;truction

Recreation and Leisure Services12500 Campus Dr.Oakland, CA 94619

Phone: 415-536-2495Degrees: A 6/9,000

Options: Cl, CA, LE, MU, OE, OR, RL

Modesto Jr. CollegeHomer N. Bowen, AdvisorRecreational Lal, ManagementCollege Ave.Modesto, CA 95350

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Phone: 209-575-6198Degrees: A C 20/7,000Options: CO, MU, OR, PM, PP

Mt. San Antonio CollegeChair & CoordinatorForestry & Recreation.;1100 GrandWalnut, CA 91789

Phone: 714-594-5611Degrees: A 260/23,000Options: Cl, G2, G3, EI, FR, U, RL,

SR, TR, UR

Napa Valley CollegeH.P.E.R. & AthleticsJoe Jennum2277 Napa-Vallejo, Hwy.Napa, CA 94558

Phone: 707-255-2100, Ext. 303Degrees: A -/5,700options: Cl, G3

San Bernardino Valley CollegeLorraine PsczczolaRecreation Technology701 S. Mt. Vernon Ave.San Bernardino, CA 92410

Phone: 714-888-6511Degrees: A C 20/5,000Options: GI, LE, RL

San Diego City CollegeBob Smith, ChairRecreation Leadership14th & Russ Blvd.San Diego, CA 92101,.---

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Phone: 619-,A0-2484Degrees: A 35/3,000Options: RL

.lan Diego Community Co' ege PistrictWilIiam R. CheesemauPtoeram i Leadership3375 Cami.uo del Rio , South

San Diego, CA 92108

Phone: 619-230--2094Degrees: A 42/25,000Options: Cl, CO, LE, OR, RL, TT

an Diego Mesa Community CollegeArts & SciflcesP.E.H.R.E. Charles PopaRecveaLon Leadership7250 Mesa College Dr.San Diego, CA 92111

Phone: 714-230-6854Degrees: A C 120/21,000Options: RL

Santa Monica CollegeP.E. DivisionMs. Jo Kidd, DirectorRecreation and Leisure S'tudies1900 Pico Blvd.Santa Monica, CA 90405

Phone: 213-450-5150DegLaes: A C 20/7,000Options: Cl, RL, TR

Santa Rosa Junior CollegeAgriculture Dept.Joel Nleuber1T-ThFtrestry- RecOat ion

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1501 Mendocino Ave.Santa Rona,' CA 95401

Phone: 707-527-4219Degrees: A C 50/15,000Options: CA, CI, FM, FR

Sierra Collc,;eForestry Dept.Bob WilhiteFores! Cechnology500 Rocklin Rd.Rockling, CA 95677

Phone: 91C-624-3333, Ext. 295Degrees: A C 50/4,000Options: G2, FR, PM

Skyline College!Divison of P.E.R.Mr. Andrew Ruiz,, CoordinatoVYR6freation Leadership Education3300- College DSan Brdbo,,,JCN 94066

Phone: 415-355-7000Degrees: A 50(8,000Options: CA, CO, FM, LE, t41, RL, TR

University of CaFiornia, RiversideStudent AffairsiRecrE:ationDr. Vii\ce Del PizzoRecreation/Intramural Sports ProgramUniversity Ave.Riverside, CA 92521

Deer -.es: -/13,000Phone :

D

Options: C,l , CI, OR

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CONNECTICUT

Mitchell CollegeDept. of P.E.R.Douglas Harnall, Chairman437 Pequot Ave.New London, Cl' 06320

Phone: 203-443-2811Degrees: A 18/940Options, GI

Post Col 1.Liber Arts

Deb ,eloation and Leisure ServiceDon

MO6 ry Club Rd.y, CT 06708

Phon: 755-0121A C 35/1,100Cl, RL, TR

FLORIDA

Miami. Dade Community College North

Division of H.P.E. & Leisure ServesDr. Maly Mahan, ChairProfessional Curriculum11386 N.W. 27thAve.Miami, FL 33167

Phone: 305-685-4580Degrees: A 25/39,000Options: Cl, RL

GEORGIA

Clayton Junior Collegeial Science Division

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Dr. Avery HarvillRecreationAtlanta, GA

Phone: /:04-961-3465

Degrees: A 6/3,500Options: G1

ILLINOIS

College of DupageHealth and Public ServicesSevan,Sarkisian, CoordinatorRecreational Leadership\Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 \

Phone: 312-858-2300Degrees: A C 35930,000Options: RL

Kennedy-King CollegeMelanie Anewishki, ChairpersonDept. of Human & Developmental Services6800 S. WentworthChicago, IL 60621

Phone: 312-962-3732Degrees: A C -/7,200Options: Cl, CX, CO, CE, ER, LE, OC, OR,

RL, SR, TR

Moraine Valley Community CollegeBusiness/P.E.Marilyn Twining, Coordinator.Leisure Service Career Programs10900 S. 88th Ave.Palos, Hill, IL 60465

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Phone: 312-974-4300, Ext. 416

Degrees: A C 65/15,500

Options: CO, EI, FM, FR, MM, MU, PM, PP,

RL, TT

Parkland CollegeRichard D. NorrisDe?t. of Recreation2400 W. Bradley Ave.Champaign, IL 61820

Phone: 217-351-2409Degrees: A 65/9,200Options: FM, RL, TR

Rock Valley CollegePhysical EducationProf. E. C. Delaporte, DirectcrProgram in Recreation Leadership

3301 N. Mulford Rd.Rockford, IL 61101

Phone: 815-654-4426Degrees: A 29/5,900

Options: RL

Triton College'Leisure and Recreation Studies Dept.

Henry Deihl2000 N. 5th Ave.River Grove, IL 60171

Phone: 312-456-0300, Ext. 524

Degrees: A C 60/25,000Options: G1, CA, CO, CE, OC, PM, RA, RL, TF

INDIANA

Indiana State University Evansville

Division of Education

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James P. BrownDept. of Recreation8600 University Blvd.Evansville, IN 47712

Phone: 812-464-1898Degrees: C 50/3,500Options: G1

Vincennes University Jr. CollegePublic Service DivisionMr. Jack Eads, ChairmanRecreation and Leisure Services Prog.Vincennes, IN 47591

Phone: 812-885-4420Degrees: A 60/4,500Options: Cl, CA, CI, CO, ER, FM, OC, OR,

RL, TR, VY

IOWA

Des Moines Community CollegeBoone Campus & AnkenyLouis W. Alley, ChairRecreational Leadership Program1125 Hancock Dr.Boone, IA 50036

Phone: 515-432-7203Degrees: A 60/675Options: G1

Iowa Lakes Community CollegeArts and SciencePsychology, Sociology Dept.Dan McNutt, CoordinatorRecreation Specialist Program300 S. 18thEstherville, IA 51334

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Phone: 712-362-2604Degrees: A 30/1,000Options: Cl

Kirkword Community CollegeDept. of Recreation & P.E.6301 Kirkwood Blvd.P.O. Box 2068Cedar Rapids, IA 52406

Phone: 319-398-3549Degrees: A -/5,800Options: Cl

KANSAS

Kansas City Kansas Community CollegeTherapeutic Recreation ProgramBarry Baldwin, Coordinator7250 State Ave.Kansas City, KS 66112

Phone: 913-334-1100Degrees: A 20/-Options: CX, CA, CR, OC, OE, OR, RL, SS,

TR, VY

MARYLAND

Allegany Community CollegeDept. of P.E.R. & AthleticsProgram DirectorRecreation Leadership Curr.Willowbrook Rd.Cumberland, MD 21502

Phone: 301-724-7700, Ext. 265

Degrees: A 35/2,000

Options: LE, RL

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Allegany. Community CollegeForestry ProgramWilliam L. Cones, DirectorWillow Brook Rd.Cumberland, MD 21502

Phone: 301-724-7700, Ext. 307Degrees: A 33/2,000Options: G2, FR

Anne Arundel Community CollegeP.E.Skip Brown, ChairmanGeneral Recreation1091 College ParkwayArnold, MD 21012

Phone: 301-269-7451Degrees: A 10/8,000Options: G1

Catonville Community CollegeH.P.E.R. & AthleticsWilla J. Brooks, CoordinatorDept. of Leisure Studies800 S. Rolling Rd.Baltimore, MD 21228

Phone: 301-455-4174Degrees: A C 115/10,000Options: Gl, CO, OR, TR

Montgomery CollegeH.P.E.R. & AthleticsFrank Toomey, CoordinatorRecreation LeadershipMontgomery CollegeRockville, MD 20850

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Phone: 301-279-5218Degrees: A 91/8,000

Options: RL

Prince George's Community CollegeH.P.E.R. & AthleticsRobert E. West, Assoc. DeanRecreation Leadership301 Largo Rd.Largo, Mb 20772

Phone: 301-322-0504Degrees: A 20/22,000

Options: PM, RL

MASSACHUSETTS

Greenfield Community CollegeBehavioral Science DivisionJeanne A. Ashley, CoordinatorProgram in Recreation Leadership

One College Dr.Greenfield, MA 01301

Phone: 413-774-3131

Degrel.S: A 40/1,500

Options: CO, MU, OR

MICHIGAN

Grand Rapids Junior CollegeC. Richard SmithH.P.E.R.145 Bostwick Ave., NEGrand Rapids, MI 49503

Phone: 616-456-4229Degrees: A 35/6,000Options: Gl, G2, G3

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Henry Ford Community CollegeDept. of H.P.E.R. ,Dr. Chris Kent, HeadRecreation5101 Evergreen Rd.Dearborn, MI 48128

Phone: 313-271-27 0Degrees: A /17, 0

Options: GI, CA-, RA, RL

Kalamazoo Valley Community CollegeApplied HealthRobert Sack, CoordinatorHealth, Sports & Leisure Services6767 West "0" Ave.Kalamazoo, MI 49009

Phone: 616-372-5377Degrees: A /6,800Options: G1, CX, CA, CO, LE, MU, OE, OR,

RL, TR, TT, VY

Macomb Community CollegeAllied HealthGladys Weiss, As Dean

Recreation Leadership44575 Garfield Rd.Mount Clemens, MI 48044

Phone: 313-286-2047Degrees: A C 25/7,512Options: G1, RL

Mott Community CollegeP.E. Dept.,Fred SchutteFlint, MI 48502

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Phone: 313-762-0450Degrees: A 50/11,000Options: Cl, CI, CE, LE, OE, RA, RL

Muskegon Community CollegeH.P.E.R.D.Beth Smith, CoordinatorProgram in Recreation Leadership

321 S. Quarterline Rd.Muskegon, MI 49442

Phone: 616-777-0385Degrees: A 30/5,200

Options: Cl, CX, CA, CE, MU, oa, PM, RL,

TR, VY

MINNESOTA

Fergus Falls Community College

H.P.E.R.Jerry D. Hess

Recreation1414 College WayFergus Falls, MN 56537-

Phone: 218-739-9670Degrees: A 12/600

Options: Cl, CI, OR

Vermilion Community CollegeJon Harris, Asst. ProvostPark and Recreation Tech.1900 E. Camp St.Ely, MN 55731

Phone: 218-365-3256, Ext. 51

Degrees: A 44/450

Options: G2

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MONTANA

Missoula Vocational Technical CenterForestry Technology ProgramWilliam E. MacDonald, Chairman909 South Ave., WestMissoula, MT 59801

Phone: 406-721-1330Degrees: C 2/1,000Options: G2

Montana TechArts and Science DivisionH.P.E.R.Dr. Tom Sawyet, HeadW. ParkButte, MT 59701,

Phone: 406-496-4323Degrees: C -/1,400Options: EI

NEW JERSEY

County College of MorrisDr. Frederick BeyerRecreation & Leisure ServicesRt. 10 & Center Grove Rd.Randolph, NJ 07869

Phone: 201-361-5000, Ext. 445Degrees: A 115/4,500Options: RL

NEW YORK

Orange County Community CollegeBiological & Health Science Div.John W. Bailey, Coordinator

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P.E. and Recreation Dept.115 South St.Middletown, NY 10940

Phone: 914-343-1121, Ext. 347

Degrees: A 35/2,400

Options: G1, OR, TR

State University of New York Agricultural and

Technical CollegeAgricultural DivisionProf. William Bailey, Director

Park and Recreation Management154 Farnsworth

.Delhi, NY 13753

Phone: "607-746-4272

Degrees: A 50/2,250

Options: Cl

SIINY Agricultural & Technical College'

School of Agriculture and Natura Resources

Natural Resources Dept.Donald F. Jones, DeanParks Management ProgramMorrisville, NY 13408

Phone: 315-684-7083Degrees: A 140/2,800

Options: FM, FR, PM, PP

SUNY School of ForestryDirectorForest Technician ProgramWanakena, NY 13695

Phone: 315-848-2566

Degrees: A 72/1,600

Options: FR

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Sullivan Community CollegeDivision of P.E.R. & AthleticsProf. Daniel BaldoRecreation Leadership,Loci, Shelorake, NY 12759

Phone: 914-434-5750Degrees: A 40/1,500Options: GI, CO

OHIO

Hocking Technical CollegeTravel and TourismBusiness and Hospitality Mgt.Dr. Dean Edwards, V.P. of Instruction

Rt. #1Nelsonville, OH 45764

Phone: 614-753-3591Degrees: A 65/3,600Options: EI, FR, MU, PM, TT

Michael J. Owens Technical CollegeMarion E. Michel, ChairmanRecreational Tech.Oregon Rd.Toledo, OH 43699

Phone: 419-666-0580Degrees: A 30/3,500Options: G1

Shawnee State Community CollegeMath/SciericeRecreation and Park ManagementDavid E. Tedt,\Coordinator940 Second St.Portsmouth, OH 45630

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Phone : 614 -35/4-320 5

Deg root; : A 30/2 , 500

Opt [41 n : I 1 , I'M

University CollegeProf. Mhry Ferguson-BrownRecreational Services TechnologyCincinnati, OH 45221

Phone: 513-475-2185Degrees: A 75/38,000Options: CA, CI, CO, CE, ER, FR, LE, OC,

OE, OR, RA, RI,, SR, TR, VY

University of CincinnatiCollege of EducationHealt1.4 PE, and RecreationRita M. KlenkeProgram\in Recreation TechnologySchmedlapp Hall, M.L. 22Cincinnati, OH 45521

Phone: 513-475-3836Degrees: A 35/40,000

Options: Cl

OKLAHOMA

Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeForest Technology ProgramRagan S. Bounds, HeadPark and Nursery Management Options

Wilburton, OK 74578

Phone: 918-465-2361, Ext. 257

Degrees: A 10/1,000Options: EI, FM, FR, MU, OR, PM

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OREGON

Clatsop Commdnity CollegeJohn ChristieForestryAstor's, OR 97103

Phone: 503-325-0910 \'.

Degrees: A 15/900Options: FR

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S9u-thwestern Oregon Community CollegeForest TechnologyBill Lemoine, Assoc'. Prof.Forest RetreationCoos Bay, OR 97420

Phone: 503-888-7292Degrees: A 40/1,800Options: FR, OE, OR

Umpqua Community CollegeForest TechnologyTimothy K. Gurton, ChairmanForest RecreationP.O. Box 967Roseburg, OR 97470

Phone: 503-440-4600, Ext. 681Degrees: A 28/1,900Options FR, PM

PENNSYLVANIA

Harrisburg Community CollegeLife ScienceWilliam A. Nelson, CoordinatorRecreation Leadership.Harrisburg, PA 17110

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Phone: 717-780-2531

Degrees: A 20/6,000

Options: RL, TR

The Pennsylvania State University

College of AgricultureDr. Harry L. Mosher, Program Leader

Forest TechnologyMont Alto, PA 17237

Phone: 717-749-3111Degrees: A - -/826Options: G2, FR

VIRGINIA

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College

Math and Science DivisionRecreation, Leadership Tech.Robert J. Moseley II, HeadP.O. Box 12084Richmond, VA 23241,

Phdne: 804-264-3367Degrees: A 30/9,100

JQMons: G1

Tidwater Community CollegeTechnologiesJames A. CutchinsRecreation Leadership1700 College CrescentVirginia Beach, VA 23456

Phone: 804-427-3070Degrees: A 45/8,500

Options: G1

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WASHINGTON

Bellevue Community CollegeH.P.E.R.Lynn E. Sanford, ChairRecreation Leadership300 Landerholm Circle, SEBellevue, WA 98007

Phone: 2067641-2353Degrees: A 60/10,000Options: G1, G2, G3, CA, CO, CE, ER, LE,MM, MU, OC, OE, OR, PM, RA, RL, SR, SS, TR,TT, VY, UR

Centralia CollegeBob ReinerH.P.E.R.600 W. LocustCentralia, WA 98531

Phone: 206-736-9391Degrees: A -/1,500Options: G1

Everett Community CollegeP.E.R.D. L. Whitchurch, DirectorLeisure Studies801 WetmoreEverett, WA 98201

Phone: 206-259-7151, Ext. 325Degrees: A 15/4,000+Options: CA, OC, RL, TR

Fort Steilacoom Community CollegeRichard S. FirmanDept. of Recreation, Parks, & Leisure

Services

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9401 Farwest Dr., SWTacoma, WA 98498

Phone: 206-964-6721

Degrees: A C 60/3,500

Options: GI, G2, CA, CR, CO, ER, FM, MU,

PM, RL, SS; TR, TT, VY

Green River Community College

Cris Miller, CoordinatorRecreation Leadership12401 SE 320thAuburn, WA 98002

Phone,: 206-833-9111

Degrees: A 35/4,000

Options: G1

Walla Walla Community College

Prog. in Recreation Leadership

John Volek500 Taysich WayWalla Walla, WA 99362

Phone: 509-527-4310Degrees: A 20/4,000

Options : CA, CI, FR, LE, OE, OR, PM, PP,

RL, SR, VY

Wenatchee Valley CollegeP.E. Dept.J. Kalahar, ChairmanOutdoor Recreation1300 Fifth St.Wenatchee, WA 98801

Phone: 509-662-1651, Ext. 243

Degrees: A C /1,800

Options: GI, G3, CA, CO, LE, OE, OR

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WISCONSIN

University of Wisconsin, WhitewaterH.P.E.R.George Arimond, CoordinatorRecreation and Leisure Minor134 William CenterWhitewat,er, WI 53190

Phone/ 414-473-1140\Degrees: Minor 60/10;000Optiol\ ns: Gl, CI, CO, MU, OR, SR, TR

\\\,WYOMING

Northwest Community CollegeDivision of Life and Health ScienceKen Rochlite, DirectorRecreation and Leisure StudiesPowell, WY 82435

Phone: 307-754-2066Degrees: A -/800Options: Cl

CANADA

Fairview CollegeKen Rintoul, Coor.Box 3000Fairview, Alberta, Can. TOH 1L0

Lakeland CollegeDept. of Human and Natural ResourcesDr. Gordon Hills, DirectorParks and Recreation ProgramVermilion, Alberta, Can. TOB 4M0

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Phone: 403-853-2971Degrees: C 15W0Options: EI, FM, LE, OE, PM, PP

Lethbridge Community CollegeNatural and Social SciencesDoug AlstonRecreation ManagementLethbridge, Alberta, Can. T1K 1L6

Phone: 403-320-3219Degrees: A 50/1,800Options: FM, MU, RA

Mount Royal CollegeDept. of Leisure Services and P.E.Tom \yright, Acting ChairmanLeisure Services4825 chard Rd., SW

Calgarry, Alberta, Can. T3A 1S7

Phone: 403-240-6509Degrees: Diploma 75/5,347Options: LE, TR

Craiboo CollegeDept. of Social SciencesNeville Flanagan, CoordinatorLeisure and Recreation Mgmt.Box 3010Kamloops, B.C., Can. V2C 5N3

Phone: 604-374-0123Degrees: C 30/1,500Options: G1, FM, RA, TR

Malaspina CollegeSocial Science AreaMr. E. Sutherland, CoordinatorLeisure Studies

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900 5th St.Nanaimo, British Columbia, Can.

Phone: 604-753-3245Degrees: A 40/7,000Options: Cl, MU, RL, TR, TT

Canadore College of Applied Arts and TechnologyApplied Arts Dept.George Follis, CoordinatorProgram in Recreation LeadershipP.O. Box 5001North Bay, Ontario, Can. P1B 8K9

Phone: 705-474-7600, Ext. 2119Degrees: A 72/1,800Options: FM, RA, RL, TR

Confederation CollegeMarlene Lindsay, CoordinatorRecreational Leadership ProgramBox 398Thunder'Bay, Ontario, Can P7C 4W1

Phone: 807-475-6252Degrees: C 56/-Options: G1, CE, FM, MU, OC, OR, FA, RL,TR, VY

Humber College of Applied'Arts and TechnologyApplied Arts DivisionMr. J. A. BowmanRecreation Leadership Program205 Humber College Blvd.Rexdale, Ontario, Can. M9W 5L7

Phone: 416-675-3111, Ext. 493Degrees: C 125/8,500Options: G1, MU, OE, OR, RA, RL

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Mohawk CollegeFaculty of Applied ArtsL. Stanbridge, ChairmanDept. of Recreation and Leisure Studies

P.O. Box 2034Hamilton, Ontario, Can., LOR 2B0

Phone: 416-389-4461Degrees: C 100/4,100

Options: CA, CE, FM, LE, MU, OC, OR, TR

Collefla de Riviere-du-LoupDept. Techniques de LoisirsRichard Boutet, CoordonnateurDept. Techniques de Loisirs30, Rue FrontenacRiviore-du-Loup, Quebec, Can. G5R 1S8

Phone: 418-862-6903Degrees: Diploma Etudes Collegiales

250/1800Options: G1

Dawson CollegeViger CampusA Ross Seaman, ChairmanCommunity Recreation Leadership535 Viger St.Montreal, Quebec, Can.

Phone:' 514-849-2551Degrees: Diploma 96/1,800

Options: Cl, CI, MU, OE, OR, RA, RL,,VY

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MASTER'S DEGREES

ALABAMAUniversity of South Alabama, Mobile

ARIZONAArizona State University, TempeUniversity of Arizona, Tuscon

ARKANSASUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville

CALIFORNIACalifornia State University

FresnoSacramentoChicoLos AngelesNorthridgeLong Beach

San Diego State University, San DiegoSan Francisco State University, S.F.San Jose State University, San JoseUniversity of the Pacific, StocktonUniversity of Southern California

COLORADOColorado State University, Ft. CollinsUniversity of Colorado, BoulderUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley

CONNECTICUTCentral Conn. State College, New BritainSouthern Connecticut University, New HavenUniversity of Connecticut, Storrs

FLORIDAFlorida International University, MiamiFlorida State University, TallahasseeUniversity of West Florida, Pensacola

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GEORGIAGeorgia Southern College, Statesboro

University of Georgia, Athens

IDAHOUniversity of Idaho, Moscow

ILLINOISChicago State University, Chicago

George Williams University, Downers Grove

Illinois State University, NormalSouthern Illinois University, Carbondale

University of Illinois, ChampaignWestern Illinois University, Macomb

INDIANABall State University, Muncie

Butler University, Indianapolis

De Pauw UniVersity, Greencastle

Indiana University, Bloomington

Purdue University, West Lafayette

IOWAIowa State University, AmesDrake University, Des MoinesUniversity 'of Iowa, Iowa City

KANSASKansas State University, Manhatten

Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg

University of Kansas, Lawrence

KENTUCKYEastern Kentucky University, Richmond

Morehead State University, Morehead

University of Kentucky, Lexington

Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green

LOUISIANALouisiana State University, Baton Rouge

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MAINE

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Southern University and A&M College, BatonRouge

University of Maine, Orono

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland, College Park

MASSACHUSETTSBoston University, BostonBridgewater State College, BridgewaterNortheastern University, BostonSpringfield College, Springfield

MICHIGANCentral Michigan University, Mt. PleasantMichigan State University, East LansingNorthern Michigan University, MarquetteUniversity of Michigan, Ann ArborWayne State University, Detroit

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota, MinneapolisUniversity of Minnesota Twin Cities, St.

Paul

MISSISSIPPIUniversity of Southern Mississippi,Hattiesburg

MISSOURICentral Missouri State University

WarrensburgUniversity of Missouri, Columbia

MONTANAMontana State University, BozemanUniversity of Montana, Missoula

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NEBRASKAChadrom State College, ChadromUniversity of Nebraska, LincolnUniversity of Nebraska, Omaha

NEW HAMPSHIREUniversity of New Hampshire, Durham

NEW JERSEYFairleigh Dickinson University, Madison

NEW MEXICOUniversity of New Mexico, Albuquerque

NEW YORKNew York University, New York

State University of New York, Cortland

NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina State University, Raleigh

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

University of North Carolina, Greensboro

NORTH DAKOTAUniversity of North Dakota, Grand Forks

OHIOBowling Green State University, Bowling

GreenKent State University, KentMiami University of Ohio, Oxford

Ohio State University, ColumbusUniversity of Akron, AkronUniversity of Toledo, Toledo

OKLAHOMAOklahoma State University, Stillwater

/

Southwestern Oklahoma State University,

WeatherfordUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman

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University of Tulsa, Tulsa

OREGONOregon State University, CorvallisUniversity of Oregon, Eugene

PENNSYLVANIAPenn State University, University ParkSlippery Rock University, Slippery RockTemple University, Philadelphia

SOUTH CAROLINAClemson University, Clemson

SOUTH DAKOTAUniversity of South Dakota, Vermillion

TENNESSEEMemphis State University, MemphisUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville

TEXASNorth Texas State University, DentonTexas A&M University, College StationTexas Tech. University, LubbockTexas Women's University, Denton

UTAHBrigham Young University, ProvoUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake CityUtah State University, Logan

VERMONTUniversity of Vermont, Burlington

VIRGINIAGeorge Mason University, FairfaxBradford University, BradfordVirginia Commonwealth University, RichmondVirginia Tech., Blacksburg

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WASHINGTONCentral Washington University, Ellensburg

Eastern Washington University, Cheney

University of Washington, Seattle

WASHINGTON, D.C.George Washington UniversityHoward University

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia University, Morgantown

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison

WYOMINGUniversity of Wyoming, Laramie

CANADADalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Lake Head University, Thunder Bay, Ontario

University of Alberta, Edmonton

DIRECTORATE DEGREES

CONNECTICUTUniversity of Connecticut, Storrs

GEORGIA

IOWA

University of Georgia; Athens

Iowa State University, Ames

INDIANAIndiana University, Bloomington

KENTUCKYUniversity of Kentucky, Lexington

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MASSACHUSETTSBoston University, Boston

MISSOURIUniversity of Missouri, Columbus

DOCTORATE DEGREES

ARIZONAUniversity of Arizona, Tuscon

CALIFORNIAUniversity of Southern California, Los

Angeles

COLORADOColorado State University, Ft. Collins


GEORGIAUniversity of Georgia, Athens

IDAHO-

University of Idaho, Moscow

ILLINOISUniversity of Illinois, Champaign

INDIANABall State University, MuncieIndiana University, BloomingtonPurdue University, West Lafayette

MAINEUniversity of Maine, Orono


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MASSACHUSETTSBoston University, Boston

MICHIGANMichigan State University, East Lansing

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota, MinneapolisUniversity of Minnesota-Twin Cities, St.

Paul

NEBRASKAUniversity of Nebraska, Lincoln


NEW YORKNew York University, New York

NORTH CAROLINAUniversity of North Carolina, Greensboro


OREGONUniversity of Oregon, Eugene

PENNSYLVANIAPenn State University, University Park

Temple University, Philadelphia

TEXASNorth Texas State University, Denton

Texas ABM University, College Station

Texas Women's University, Denton

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UTAHUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake CityUtah State University, Logan

VIRGINIAVirginia Tech. University, Blacksburg

WASHINGTONUniversity of Washington, Seattle

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

GENERAL RECREATION PROGRAMS

For this and all following sections on emphasisthe Associate Degree schools have beenomitted from the listing.

ARIZONANorthern Arizona University, Flagstaff

ARKANSASUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville

CALIFORNIACalifornia State University, HaywardCalifornia State University, Long BeachCalifornia State University, Dominguez

Hills, CarsonCalifornia Poly State University, San LuisObispoChapman College, OrangeHumboldt State University, ArcataPepperdine University, MalibuSan Francisco State University, S.F.University of California, DavisUniversity of California, RiversideUniversity of La Verne, La Verne

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Whittier College, Whittier

COLORADOAdams State College, Alamosa


DELAWAREUniversity of Delaware, Newark

FLORIDAFlorida International University, MiamiUniversity of Miami, Coral GablesUniversity of West Florida, Pensacola

GEORGIANorth Georgia College, Dah1onega

HAWAIIUniversity of Hawaii, Honolulu

IDAHONorthwest Nazarene College, NampaUniversity of Idaho, Moscow

ILLINOISChicago State University, ChicagoCollege of St. Francis, JolietEastern Illinois University, CharlestonElmhurst College, ElmhurstNortheastern Illinois University, ChicagoRockford College, Rockford

INDIANAAnderson College, AndersonButler University, IndianapolisHuntington College, HuntingtonIndiana State University, EvansvilleIndiana University, Bloomington

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Taylor University, Upland

Drake University, Des MoinesGraceland College, LamoniIowa State University, AmesUniversity of Iowa, Iowa CityWartburg College, Waverly

KANSASBethany College, LindsborgEmporia State University, Emporia

KENTUCKYWestern Kentucky University, Bowling Green

MAINE.Unity College, Unity

,MARYLANDHood College, Frederick

MASSACHUSETTSBridgewater State, Bridgewater

MICHIGANCalvin College, Grand RapidsEastern Michigan University, YpsilantiGrand Valley State College, AllendaleHope College, HollandWestern Michigan University, Kalamazoo

MINNESOTABemidji State University, BemidjiSt. Cloud State University, St. CloudWinona State University, Winona

MISSISSIPPIAlcorn State University, Lorman

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MISSOURICentral Missouri State University,

WarrensburgSoutheastern Missouri State University,

Cape Girardeau

MONTANAMontana State University, Bozeman

NEBRASKAChadrum State College, ChadrumKearney State College, KearneyWayne State College, Wayne

NEVADAUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas

NEW MEXICOEastern New Mexico University, Portales

New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas

NEW YORKLong Island University, Green Vale

NORTH CAROLINABelmont Abbey College, Belmont

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Wingate College, Wingate

NORTH, DAKOTANorth Dakota State University, Fargo

OHIOCentral State University, Wilberforce

Ohio University, Athens

OKLAHOMAOral Roberts University, Tulsa

Southwestern Oklahoma State University,

Weatherford

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University of Oklahoma, Norman

OREGONOregon State University, CorvallisPacific University, Forest GroveUniversity of Oregon, Eugene

PENNSYLVANIACheney State College, CheneyMessiah College, Grantham

SOUTH CAROLINABenedict College, Columbia

SOUTH DAKOTAYankton College, Yankton

TENNESSEEUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville

TEXAS

UTAH

Baylor University, WacoNorth Texas State University, DentonSouthwest Texas State University, San

MarcosTexas Christian University, Ft. WorthTexas Tech. University, Lubbock

Utah State University, Logan

VERMONTGreen Mountain College, Poultney

VIRGINIAFerrum College, FerrumLynchbUrg College, LYnchburgv

WASHINGTONCentral Washington University, Ellensburg

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Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma

Washington State University, Pullman

Western Washington University, Bellingham

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, Whitewater


CANADARed Deer College, Red Deer, Alberta

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton

Confederation College, Thunder Bay, Ontario

Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec

GENERAL RESOURCE RELATED PROGRAMS

FLORIDAFlorida International University, Miami

GEORGIANorth Georgia College, Dahlonega

INDIANADe Pauw University, Greencastle

LOUISIANALouisiana Tech. University, Rushton

MAINEUnity College, Unity

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota, St. Paul

MISSOURISoutheastern Missouri State University,

Cape Girardeau

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TEXASTexas ABM University, College StationTexas Tech. University, Lubbock

VIRGINIAGeorge Mason University, Fairfax

WASHINGTONWashington State University, Pullman

WEST VIRGINIAShepherd College, Shepherdstown

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, River Falls


CANADALakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario

COMMERCIAL RECREATION PROGRAMS


ARIZONAArizona State University, Tempe.Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff

CALIFORNIACalifornia State. Poly Tech, PomonaCalifornia State University, Chico

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California State University, Hayward

California Site University, Northridge

San Francisco State University, S.F.

San Jose State University, San Jose

University of CaliZornia, Davis

University of the Pacific, Sockton


University of Colorado, Boulder

CONNECTICUTSouthern Connecticut Univetsity, New Haven

GEORGIAGeorgia Southern 'College, Statesboro

IDAHOUniversity of Idaho, 21aacow

ILLINOISIllinois State University, Normal

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

University of Illinois, Champaign

INDIANAPurdue University, West Lafayette

KANSASPittsburg State University, Pittsburg

KENTUCKYWestern Kentucky University, Bowling Green


MASSACHUSETTSSpringfield College, Springfield

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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MICHIGANCentral Michigan University, Mt. PleasantFerris State College, Big RapidsMichigan State University, East LansingWestern Michigan University, Kalamazoo

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis

MISSISSIPPIMistissippi State University, MississippiState

MISSOURIMissouri Western State College, St. JosephSouthwestern Missouri State College,

SpringfieldUniversity of Missouri, Columbia

NEBRASKAKearny State College, KearnyUniversity of Nebraska, Omaha

NEW JERSEY' Fairleigh Dickenson University, Madison

NEW YORK- Ithaca College, Ithaca

Long Island Univer ty, Green ValeState University of w York, Brockport

NORTH CAROLINAEast Carolina University, GreenvilleElon College, ElonNorth Carolln tate liniversity, RaleighUniversity of No th Car Greensboro /University of North Carolina, Wilmington/

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GreenUniversity of Toledo, Toledo

PENNSYLVANIAEast Stroudsburg State College , East

Stroudsburg'Penn State University, University Park

TEXASTexas A&M University, College Station

UTAHUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City


VERMONTJohnson State College, JohnsonNorwich University, NorthfieldUniversity of Vermont, Burlington

VIRGINIAMarymount College of Virginia, Arlington

Old Dominion University, Norfolk

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond

WASHINGTONEastern Washington University, Cheney


WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin, Whitewater


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FOREST RECREATION PROGRAMS

CALIFORNIAUniversity of California, Davis

COLORADOColorado State University, Ft. Collies


ILLINOISSouthern Illinois University, Carbondale


IOWA '

Iowa State University, Ames

KENTUCKYUniversity of Kentucky, Lexington

LOUISIANALouisiana Tech University, Rushton



MICHIGANFerris State ollege, Big Rapids


MISSOURIUniversity of Missouri, Columbia

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MONTANAUniversity of Montana, Missoula


NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina State University, Raleigh


OREGONOregon State University, Corvallis


Texas A&M University, College Station


TEXAS

UTAH

VERMONTUniversity of Vermont, Burlington

VIRGINIAVirginia Tech, Blacksburg

WASHINGTONUniversity of Washington, Seattle

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia University; Morgantown

WISCONSIN 17

University'of Wisconsin, Madison

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MUNICIPAL RECREATION AND PARKS PROGRAMS

ALABAMAUniversity of Alabama, UniversityUniversity of South Alabama, Mobile

ARIZONAArizona State University, TempeNorthern Arizona University, Flagstaff

ARKANSASArkansas Tech University, Russellive

CALIFORNIA 'San Francisco State University, S.F.San Jose State University, San JoseUniversity of California, DavisUniversity of the Pacific, StocktonUniversity of Southern California, Los

AngelesWhittier College, Whittier

COLORADOMesa College, Grand JunctionUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley


FLORIDAUniversity of Florida, Gainesville

GEORGIA __--Georgia Southern College, Statesboro,University of Georgia, Athens

ILLINOISGeorge Williams Collage, Downers GroveWestern Illinois University, Macomb

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INDIANAIndiana University, BloomingtonPurdue University, West Lafayette

IOWADrake lUniversity, Des Moines

KANSAS -

Kansas State University, Manhatten



University of Kentucky, Lexington


LOUISIANALouisiana State .University, Baton Rouge

MARYLANDHood College, Frederick

MASSACHUSETTSSpringfield College, SpringfieldUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst

MICHIGANFerris State College, Big Rapids

Northern Michigan University, Marquette

Wayne State University, Detroit

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis

MISSISSIPPIMississippi State University, Mississippi

StateUniversity of Southern Mississippi

Hattiesburg

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MISSOURICentral Missouri State UniversityWarrensburgMissouri Western State College,.St. Joseph

AKSouthwest Missouri State University,Springfield


NEBRASKAUniversity of Nebraska, Omaha

NEW JERSEYFairleigh Dickinson College, Madison


NORTH CAROLINAEast Carolina University, GreenvilleElon College, ElonNorth Carolina State University, RaleighUniverity of North Carolina, GreensboroWestern Carolina University, Cullowhee


GreenCentral State University, WilberforceKent State University, KentOhio University, Athens

OKLAHOMASouthwestern Oklahoma State University,WeatherfordUnivetsity of Tulsa; Tulsa


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Temple University, Philadelphia

SOUTH DAKOTAYankton College, Yankton



Texas Tech University, Lubbock.

UTAHUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City

VERMONTJohnflikn- State College, Johnson

VIRGINIARadford University, RadfordVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond

Virginia Tech Univerity, Blacksburg

WASHINGTON,Eastern Washington University, Cheney

Washington State University, Pullman'

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia

WISCONSINUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity of

University, Morgantown

Wisconsin, MadisonWisconsin, MilwaukeeWisconsin, River FallsWisconsin, Wnitewater


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CANADARed Deer College, Red Deer, Alberta

Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova ScotiaConfederation College, Thunder Bay, OntarioMohawk College, Hamilton, Ontario

OUTDOOR RECREATION PROGRAMS

ALABAMAUniversity of South AlabLa, Mobile

CALIFORNIACalifornia State Poly Tech, PomonaCalifornia State University, HaywardCalifornia State University, NorthridgeHumboldt State University, ArcadaSan Diego State University, San DiegoSan Francisco State University, S.F.University of California, DavisUnivesity of California, Riverside

COLORADOColorado State University, Ft. CollinsUniversity of Colorado,. BoulderUniiiersity of Northern Colorado, Greeley

CONNECTICUT 1 \

-Southern Connecticut University, New Haven

GEORGIAGeorgia Southern College, StatesboroUniversity of Georgia, Athens

ILLINOIS.Chicago State University, ChicagoGeorge WilliamsCollege, Downers GroveSouthern Illinois University, CarbondaleUniversity of Illinois, ChampaignWestern Illinois University, Macomb

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INDIANABall State University, Muncie

Butler University, IndianapolisHuntington College, HuntingtonIndiana University, Bloomington

IOWAIowa State University, Ames

KANSASUniversity of Kansas, Lawrence

KENTUCKYUniyersity of Louisville, Louisville


/MAINE

Unity College, Unity

MARYLANDHood College, Frederick

MASSACHUSETTSBridgewater State College, Bridgewate

Springfield College, Springfield.University, of Massachusetts, Amherst

MICHIGANCentral Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant

Michigan State UnAtgisity, East Lansing

Northern Michigan Unive4ity, MarquetteUniversity of Michigan, Ann ArborWayne State University, Detroit

MINNESOTAWinona State University, Winona

MISSISSIPPIUniversAy of Southern Mississippi,

Hattiesburg

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MISSOURI ,

t uthwest Missouri State University,."`- S ringfield

University of Missouri, Columbia


NEBRASKANebraska Wesleyan University, LincolnUniversity of Nebraska, Omaha-

NEW YORKIthaca College, IthacaLong Island University, Green ValeState University of New York, CortlAd

NORTH CAROLINAAppalachian State University, BooneNorth Carolina State University, RaleighUniversity of North Carolina, Wilmington

OHIOBowling Green. State University, Bowling

GreenKent State University, KentMiami University, OxfordOhio State University, ColumbusOhio University, Athens

OKLAHOMAOklahoma State University, StillwaterOral Roberts University, TulsaSouthwestern Oklahoma University,WeatherfordUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman

OREGONOregon State University, CorvallisUniversity of Oregon, Eugene

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PENNSYLVANIAPenn"State University, Uniersity Park

SOUTH DAKOTASoUth Dakota State University, Brookings

Univerity of South Dakota, Vermillion'

TENNESSEEMemphis State University, Memphis

Middle Tennessee State University,

Murfeesboro


UTAHBrigham Young University, 'ProvoUtah State'University, Logan

VERMONTLindon State College, Lindonville

Norwich University, NorthfieldUniversity of Vermont, Burlington

VIRGINIA iV

Old Dominion University, Norfolk

Radford University, RadfordVirginia:Tech, Blacksburg


University of Washington, Seattle

,,....WSHINGTON, D.C.

Howard Uniiiersity

WISCONSINNorthland College, Ashland.University of Wisconin, MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin, Whitewater

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CANADARed Deer College, Red Deer, AlbertaUniversity of Alberta,; Edmonton.University. of Manitoba, Winnipeg, ManitobaDalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.Confederation College, Thunder Bay, OntarioMohawk. College, Hamilton, Ontario

PARK AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS

ALABAMAAuburn University, AuburnUniversity of Alabama, UniversityUniversity of South Alabama, Mobile

ARIZONAArizona State University, TempeUniversity of-Arizona, Tucson

CALIFORNIACalifornia State University, SacramentoCalifornia State University, ChicoPacific Union College, AngwinSan Jose State University, San JoseUniversity of California, Davis


DELAWAREUniversity of Delaware, Newark


ILLINOISSouthern IllinoisCUniversity, Carbondale

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Western Illinois University, Macomb

INDIANAPurdue University0West Lafayette



MASSACHUSETTSSpringfield College, SpringfieldUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst

MICHIGANFerris State College, Big RapidsMichigan State University, East Lansing

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo


MISSISSIPPIUniversity of Southern Mississippi,Hattiesburg





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NORTH CAROLINAEast Carolina University, GreenvilleNorth Carolina State University, RaleighUniversity of North Carolina, Greensboro

OHIOUniversity of Toledo, Toledo

OKLAHOMAUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman

-OREGONOregon State University, Corvallis

SOUTH CAROLINAClemion University, Clemson

SOUTH DAKOTASouth Dakota State University, BrookingsUniversity of South Dakota, Vermillion


TEXASTexas A&M University, College St ._.1.onTexas Tech University, Lubbock

UTAHUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake CityUtah State University, Logan

VIRGINIAVirginia University, RichmondVirginia Tech, Blacksburg\

WASHINGTONEastern Washington University, CheneyWashington State University, Pullman

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WASHINGTON', D.C.Howard University

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia University, Morgantolwn

WISCONSINUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity of

Wisconsin, La Cross'Wisconsin, MadisonWisconsin, River Falls


1

CANADAUniversity of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta

RECREATION ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS

ALABAMAAuburn University, AuburnUniversity of South Alabama, Mobile

ARKANSASArkansas Tech University, Russellive

CALIFORNIACalifornia State University, FresnoCalifornia State University, Los Angeles

California State University, Sacramento

California Poly State University, San Luis

ObispoHumboldt State University, ArcadaPacific Union College, AngwinSan Diego State University, San Diego

San Jose State University, San JoseUniversity of California, DavisUniversity of Southern California, Los

Angeles

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COLORADOColorado State University, Ft. CollinsUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley

CONNECTICUTSouthern Connecti9At University, New HavenUniversity of Corinecticut, Storrs

FLORIDAFlorida State University, TallahasseeUniversity of Florida, Gainesville

GEORGIAUniversity of Georgia, Athens


ILLINOISChicago State University, ChicagoCollege of St. Francis, JolietElmhurst College, ElmhurstGeorge %Tilliams College, Dowers GroveUniversity of Illinois, ChampaignWestern Illinois University, Macomb

INDIANAHuntington College ''l HuntingtonIndiana State University, Terre HauteIndiana University ,3loomingtonPurdue University, West Lafayette

IOWADrake University, Des MoinesIowa State University, AmesUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City

KANSASKansas State University, ManhattenPittsburg State University, Pittsburg

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KENTUCKYEastern Kentucky University Richmond

LOUISIANASouthern University and A &M College, Baton.

Rouge

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland, College Park.

MASSACHUSETTSNortheastern University, Boston

Springfield College, SpringfieldUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst

MICHIGANFerris State College, Big Rapids

Michigan State University, East Lansing

Wayne State University, Detroit

Western Michigan University, Ka amazoo

MINNESOTABemidji State Univetsity, Bemidj

St. Cloud State University, St. loud

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

Winona State University, Winona

MISSISSIPPIMississippi State University, Mississ

StateUniversity of Southern Mississippi,

Hattiesburg


WarrensburgUniversity of Missouri, Columbia

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NEBRASKA.Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln

NEW HAMPSHIREUniversity of New Hampsire, Durham

NEW JERSEYFairleigh Dickenson University, Madison


NEW YORKLong Island University, Green ValeNew York University, New York

NORTH CAROLINAAppalachian State University, BooneBelmont Abbey College, BelmontElon College, ElonNorth Carolina State University, RaleighUniversity of,North Carolina, Chapel Hill



GreenCentral State University, WilberforceMiami University, Oxford

OKLAHOMAOklahoma State University, StillwaterSouthwestern Oklahoma University,WeatherfordUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman

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OREGONUniversity of Oregon, Eugene


Temple University, Philadephia

SOUTH CAROLINABenedict College, Columbia

SOUTH DAKOTAUniversity of South Dakota, VermillionYankton College, Yankton

TENNESSEEMemphis State University, MemphisUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville

'TEXASLe Tourneau College, Long View

North Texas State University, Denton



UTAHBrigham Young University, Pi-1047o


VERMONTLindon State College, Linalonv.

Norwich University, Northil-id

VIRGINIAOld Dominion University, Norfolk

,Radford University, RadfordVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond


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WASHINGTON, D.C.Howard University

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia State College, InstituteWest Virginia University, Morgantown

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison


CANADARed Deer College, Red Deer, AlbertaUniversity of,Alberta, EdmontonUniversity of ,British Columbia, VancouverUniversity of Manitoba, WinnipegDalhousie University, Halifax, Nova ScotiaConfederation University, Thunder Bay,Ontario

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION PROGRAMS

ALABAMAUniversity of Alabama, University

'7 University of South Alabama, Mobile

ARIZONAArizona State University, TempeNorthern Arizona University, Flagstaff

CALIFORNIACalifornia Poly State University, San LuisObispoCalifornia State Poly Tech, PomonaCalifornia State University, ChicoCalifornia State University,DominguezHills, CarsonCalifornia State University, Fresno

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California State University, Hayward

California State University, Los Angeles

California State University, Northridge

California State University, Sacramento

Pacific Union College, AngwinSan Diego State University, San Diego

San Francisco State University, S.F.

San Jose State University, San Jose

University of the Pacific, Stockton

COLORADOMesa College, Grand JunctionUniversity of Colorado, BoulderUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley

CONNECTICUTSouthern Connecticut University, New Haven

FLORIDAFlorida State University, Tallahassee

University of Florida, Gainesville

GEORGIAGeorgia Southern, StatesboroUniversity of Georgia, Athens


ILLINOISChicago State University, Chicago

College of St. Francis, Julliet

Eastern Illinois University, Charleston

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

University of Illinois, Champaign

INDIANAHuntington College, HuntingtonIndiana State University, Terre Haute

Indiana University, Bloomington

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IOWADrake University, Des MoinesIowa State University, AmesUniversity of Iowa, Iowa CityUniversity of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls

KANSASKansas State University, ManhattenPittsburg State University, PittsburgUniversity of Kansas, Lawrence

KENTUCKYUniversity of Kentucky, LexingtonWestern Kentucky University, Bowling Green

LOUISIANASouthern University and A&M College, BatonRouge

MARYLANDHood College, FrederickUniversity of Maryland, College Park

MASSACHUSETTSBoston University, BostonBridgewater State University, BridgewaterNortheastern University, BostonSpringfield College, Springfield

MICHIGANCentral Michigan University, Mt. PleasantEastern Michigan University, YpsilantiGrand Valley State College, AllendaleMichigan State University, East LansingUniversity of Michigan, Ann ArborWayne State University, Detroit

MINNESOTASt. Cloud State University, St. CloudUniversity of Minne'sota, Minneapolis

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Winona State University, Winona

MISSISSIPPIUniversity of Southern Mississippi,

Hattiesburg


Warren6burgMissouri Western State College, St. Joseph

Northwest Missouri State University,

MaryvilleSouthwest Missouri State University,

SpringfieldUniversity of Missouri, Columbia

NEBRASKANebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln

University of Nebraska, Omaha


NEW JERSEY; Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison


NEW YORKIthaca College, IthacaLong Island University, Green Vale

New York University, New York

St. Joseph's College, Patchogue

State University of New'York, Brockport

State University of New York, Cortland

NORTH CAROLINAEast Carolina University, GreenvilleUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina, GreensboroUniversity of North Carolina, WilmingtonWestern Carolina University, Cullowhee


OHIOCentral State University, WilberforceKent State University, KentOhio State University, ColumbusOhio University, AthensUniversity of Toledo, Toledo

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OKLAHOMAOklahoma State University, StillwaterOral Roberts University, TulsaSoUthwestern Oklahoma State University,

WeatherfordUniversity of Oklahoma, NormanUniversity of Tulsa, Tulsa

OREGONPacific University, Forest GroveUniversity of Oregon, Eugene

PENNSLYVANIACheney State College, CheneyPenn State University, University ParkSlippery Rock University, Slippery RockTemple University, Philadelphia

SOUTH CAROLINABenedict College, ColumbiaClemson University, Clemson

SOUTH DAKOTAUniversity of South Dakota, Vermillion

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TENNESSEEMemphis State University, Memphis

Middle Tennessee State University,

MurfreesboroUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville

TEXASNorth Texas State University, Denton

Texas Tech University, Lubbock


UTAHBrigham Young University, ProvoUniversity of Utah, Salt Lake City

VERMONTGreen Mountain College, Poultney

Lindon State College, Lindonville

VIRGINIALongwood College, FarmvilleOld Dominion University, Norfolk

Radford College, RadfordShenendoah College, WinchesterVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond

Virginia Tech, Blacksburg


Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma


WASHINGTON, D.C.George Washington University

Howard University

WEST VIRGINIAAlderson-Broaddus College, Philippi

Marshall University, Huntington

West Virginia State College, Institute

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West Virginia Unyersity, Morgantown

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, Green BayUniversity of Wisconsin, La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin, Whitewater

CANADA

Red Deer College, Red Deer, AlbertaUniversity of Alberta, EdmontonUniversity of British Columbia, VancouverUniversity of Manitoba, WinnipegDalhousie University, Halifax, Nova ScotiaConfederation College, Thunder Bay, OntarioMohawk College, Hamilton, Ontario

TRAVEL AND TOURISM PROGRAMS


ARIZONAArizona State University, Tempe

CALIFORNIAUniversity of California, DavisUniversity of the Pacific, Stockton

COLORADOMesa College, Grand Junction

GEORGIAGeorgia Southern College, Statesboro

ILLINOISIllinois State University, Normal

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MICHIGANMichigan State University, East Lansing


NEW JERSEYFairleigh Dickinson University, Madison


NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina State University, .Ralei b\ n/

University of Ndrth Greensborco s---

OREGON/ University of Oregon, Eugene

PENNSLYVANIAPenn State University, University Park)

SOUTH CAROLINAClemson University, Clemson

TEXAS

UTAH



VERMONTJohnson State College, Johnson

University of Vermont, Burlington

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VIRGINIAVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond

WASHINGTON, D.C.George Washington University

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison


OTHER DEGREE PROGRAMS REPORTED

Children's Play and DevelopmentRecreation Fitness-Leisure StudiesCommunity RecreationWilderness ManagementDanceRecreation ProgramHuman ServicesUrban ForestryCommunity RecreationCorporate FitnessEmployee IndustrialSport and FitnessPublic/Quasi PublicWilderness SkillsPark and Recreation AdministrationCommunity Leisure ServicesLeisure Service ManagementFitness SupervisionMarine Coastal RecreationManagementPhysical Fitness Program and AdministrationHotel/HospitalitySki Area ManagementCultural Historical Resources

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RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES DEPARTMENTCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH

offers: B.A., RecreationM.S., Recreation AdministrationCertificate Programs in*Therapeutic Recreation*Administration of Volunteer Programs*Administration of Outdoor Recreation

Management

TO PREPARE MEN AND WOld FORPOSITIONS OF LEADERSHIP, SUPER-VISION AND ADMINISTRATION IN

LEISURE SERVICE DELIVERY AGENCIES

CALL OR WRITE FOR MOREINFORMATION

1250 Bellflower Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 9'0840

(213) 498 -4071

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO

6000 J STREET oil SACRAMENTO, CA 95319

DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION A Bachelor of Science aer.ree in RecreationAdministration pith options

f Recreation and Park Administration and in TherapeuticRecreation and a Master of Science

degree in Recreation and Park Administration arc offered.

The Reoreahinn and Park Administration °Won Focu:e; on the management of recreaton services

and envir s that span the 5:ectrum. :rah urban towilderness area recreation. Students

learn to organizations and resources to facilitate the leisure experience of participants.

The There .

Recreation optior focuses or the provision of recreation services 'or people who

are 11777:1,. c,ed, or handicacpeo, and prepares stucents to be ellaible for registration ty the

California Board of Park and Recreation Fersonrel asa Registerec Tecreatien Thera:is: and by the

uNational Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification as a Tnerapeutic Recreation Specialist.

The Master of Science program is designed to prepareadvanced students for major responsibilities

in the management of diverse leisure service systems.An educatioral experience is planned to

provide core competencies, as well as career competencies to support the professional objectives

of students.

FEATURES The Sacramento area provides many resources for recreation and leisure study.

Thirteen progressive special recreation and Darkdistricts maintain close liaison with the

Department. The City of Sacramento is expanding its leisureservices, and the Cpurty Parks

and Recreation Department operdtec the American Piver PorNa:', a pn:totypa in mcoreatior and

leisure services. Numerous state and federal agencies direct leisure services and facilities

from offices located in the Sacramento area. I.ational and state associations for recreation

and park professionals maintain offices in Sacramento. Both the recreational resources of the

mountains and the ocean are within a 90 -mile radius. Major facilities for therapeutic, commer-

cial, and institutional recreation add to the number of work and study opportunities which

enrich the educational program of the Department.

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Therapeutic Recreation

IOWA Arkin Accredited

MS IN LEISURE AND ENVIRONMENTALRESOURCES ADMINISTRATION:

Administration of Organized Outdoor Experiences

Environmental Education/Interpretive Services Administration

Management of Outdoor Recreation Resources

Urban Parks and Recreation Administration

For further Information contact:

DIvinion of Loimule end Environmental Honouree, Admimitrnlion

(lemon Willman Collage -- 065 Thirly.11011 511not

Downer!) Grove, IL 60515 -- (312) 064.3I(X), eel 350

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Indiana University, School of Health, Physical Educationand Recreation, Department of Recreation and Park Adminis-tration, Bloomington, Indiana 47405. Dr. Theodore Deppe,

Chairman.

The Department of Recreation and Park Administration isorganised into six major divisions, each guided by astudent-faculty advisory committee and a coordinator or

director. These include: Graduate Studies, LeisureResearch Institute, Undergraduate Studies, ContinuingEducation/Community Services, Professional Field Workand Placement Services, Bradford Woods Outdoor Education/Camping Center.

Undergraduate Curriculum: B.S. in Recreatioryath emphasesin public parka and recreation, outdoor recreation, recrea-tion leadership and programming, and therapeutin recreation.

Graduate Curriculum: H.S. (Master of Science) inRecreation, Re.Dir. (Director of Recreation), Re.D.(Doctor of Recreation), and Ph.D. in Leisure Behavior,a degree specifically designed to prepare candidates for

research careers. Graduate options are available inpark and recreation administration, therapeutic recrea-tion, outdoor recreation and recreational sportsadministration.

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CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION

Fully NRPA/AALR Undergraduate Accredited Programs

in: Outdoor and Environmental RecreationCommunity Recreation and Park Adm.

Therapeutic RecreationCommercial Recreation and Fac. MgmL

Sraduate Programs in:

Recreation and Park AdministrationRecreation For The HandicappedOutdoor Recreation and Field Biology

CMU - "The Friendly Campus" - Mt. Pleasant, Mich.

Tel No. 517-774-3858 48859

ITHACA COLLEGESCHOOL OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION

AND RECREATION

Prepare for exciting and challenging careersin Recreation at Ithaca College, New York State's

largest private residential institution of higher

education, located in the heart of the beautiful

Finger Lakes region.Our NRPA/AALR accredited program in Recreation

offers options for specialized study in therapeutic

recreation, commercial recreation, and outdoor

recreation/education. Related academic minors are

also available in business, social work, gerontology,

and the performing and applied arts.We provide small classes, personalized

instruction and counseling, well qualified faculty,

a student exchange program with Cornell University,

and opportunities for personal involvement and

growth in a variety of extracurricular activities.

For more information call (607) 274-3100 or

write to: Dean, School of Health, Physical Education

and Recreation, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York 14850.

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Complete Academic Programs in Parks and Recreation at

Slippery Rock UniversityB.S. in Recreation

Community Leisure Services Therapeutic Recreation ServicesRecreation Resources Management Interpretive Services

B.S. in Environmental Education .

M.S. in RecreationSpecial M.S. program under Directed Studies in

Park and Resource Management

M.Ed. in Environmental Education

Special Undergraduate ProgramsOutdoor Education Commercial/Industrial RecreationSports Management

Physical Fitness SpecialistWilderness Education

Recreational Sports SpecialistSeasonal Ranger Training

Outdoor Leadership Certification

Parks and Recreation DepartmentSlippery Rock UniversitySlippery Rock, PA 16057

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BACHELOR OFSCIENCE DEGREE

Professional preparation inLeisure Services utilizing theextensive resources availablein Southern California

CAREER PREPARATION IN THE.FIELDS OF

children and youthleisure industry and industrial settingsmunicipal and human service organizationsrecreation in the natural environment

o recreation therapy

CURRICULUM GOALS:

course requirements designed to meet individualcareer goals

* field study and internshipelectives to enhance and complement professionalpreparation

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGEDepartment of Recreation & Leisure StudiesNorthridge,'CA 91330(213) 885-3202

NRPA/AALR Acc ° ^: nationOUFNITER corium,

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..DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION

Accreditation by the NRPA-AALR Councilon accreditation for public recreationprograms, and therapeutic recreationprograms.

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF (1982-83)

Varnes, P. R., Chairman; Beland, R., Advisorand Assistant Professor; Gamble, D., Advisorand Assistant Professor; Gustke, L. D., Assist-ant Professor; Hall, L. T., Advisor and Asso-

ciate Professor; Leilich,.R. E., Professor;McCall, G. E., Associate Professor; Regna,J. L., Associate Professor; Williams, C. S.,Associate Professor and Director of CampusRecreation.

TENTATIVE SUMMER COURSES INCLUDE:

Philosophy and History of RecreationLeadership and Social RecreationEvaluation of Leisure ServicesSeminar in Leisure Services

Leisure Education and CounselingVariable Topics in Leisure Services

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Academic Advisement OfficeRoom 229 Florida GymUniversity of Florida

Gainesville, Florida 32611(904) 392-1910

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN

(Accredited by the NRPA/AALR Council onAccreditation to October, 1883)

Location andMailing Address:

Curriculum Information:

Dr. Joseph J. Bannon, Professor and Head of Department

Department of Leisure StudiesColley, of Ac' led Life Studies

1206 Sown rvurth Street, Room 104 Huff Gymnasium

Univers1 n! Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

illinois 61820

217-333-4410

Title:Department of Leisure Studies

Degrees Offered:B.S. in Leisure Studies; M.S.

in Leisure Studies; and

Ph.D. with specialization in Leisure Studies

Program Emphases or Options:Undergraduate students are prepared for mid-management

roles in recreation in a variety of agencies by pursu-

ing one of-the following program options: program

management, therapeutic recreation, outdoor recreation,/

planning and management. Graduate students are prepared

for roles as teaching and researchscholars and for

upper-level management positions. Master's degree

students may specialize in the following options: rec-

reation and park administration, therapeutic recreation,

outdoor' recreation and leisure behavior research.

Doctoral students may specialize in the study of leisure

behavior or the delivery of leisure services.

Research Division:This laboratory is the organized research unit of the

Leisure Behavior ResearchDepartment and is located in the Institute for Child

LabBehavior and Development. The primary research objec-

tives are to acquire knowledgeabout: (a) leisure

behavior from social-Psychological and sociological

Perspectives, and (b) play and movement behavior of

children and adults in leisure time activities. The

laboratory also studies leisure of the handicapped and

other special populations.Current research includes

program-oriented projects sponsored by government

agencies. The laboratory's faculty teach undergraduate

and graduate research courses and advise master's

and doctoral research projects.

Extension and ContinuingThis unit 45 operated in

conjunction with the Cooper-

Education Activities:,Wye Extension Service,

College of Agriculture. The

Office of RecreationI major purposes of the office are to assist Cooperative

and Park Resources.Extension Service in conducting educational programs

to provide consultantservices to governmental and

private agencies that involveunique problems in

recreation and parks; to strengthenteaching in the

department, to Provide alaboratory for carrying out

sound recreation and parkresearch'programs, and to

communicate research findings to the field.

Prerequisites for Admission: Undergraduate: Illinoisresident/combination of rank

in high scnpol class andadmission test score. Out -of-

state /upper quarter of high school class. Graduate:

M.S./4.0 (in 5.0 system) gradepoint average for last

60 hours and acceptable test scoreson GRE. Ph.D. /mini-

rum 4.0 (in 5.0 system) grade point average for last 60

hours of undergraduate work andall graduate work and

acceptable test scores on GRE plus interview.

DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES

Indiana State Univer,sity

Terre Haute, Indiana

47809

Degrees Offered

The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, School of Health,Physical Education and Recreation offers an accredited curriculumleading to a Bachelor of Science Degree in Recreation and LeisureStudies. The degree consists of 124 hours of coursework thatincludes 16 hours of practicum work in recreation agencies in avariety of community settings.

Accreditation

The Recreation and Leisure Studies curriculum is accredited bythe NRPA/AALR Council on Accreditation to March, 1986, forLeisure Experiences for Special Populations, Leisure ServicesManagement, Outdoor Education and Camp Leadership/Administration.

Prerequisites for Admission

Unconditional admission to Indiana High School graduates who rankin the upper 70% of their class; conditional admission for thosewho rank in the lower 30% of their class. Out-of-state high schoolgraduates;uncondition.:±1 admission for those who rank in the upperhalf of their class; conditional admission for those who rank ator below the 49th percentile, but above the 29th percentile.

Graduate Program

Indiana State University will offer a graduate program leading tothe Master of Science in Recreation and Leisure Studies beginningwith the fall semester, 1984. The Master of Science program willoffer options of study in Management, Special Populations, andOutdoor Recreation.

The University Community

Indiana State University is located in Terre Haute, a city 70 milessouthwest of Indianapolis. Terre Haute has an estimated metro-politan population of 115,000 and has numerous public and private'recreation facilities nearby. The city and county departments ofparks and recreation operate and maintain some of the finest parksin Indiana. The Department of, Recreation and Leisure Studiesoperates and maintains a 70 acre outdoorlearning laboratory provid-ing outdoor learning experiences for university students as well asor more than 3,000 elementary students annually.

DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION

2367 KM BUILDING

University of MarylandCOLLEGE PARK, MD 20742

301- 454 -5621

Bachelor of ScienceMaster of Arts

Doctor of PhilosophyRECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES

NRPA/AALR ACCREDITED'IN:

OUTDOOR -

NATURAL AND HISTORICAL INTERPRETIVE SERVICES,

WATER, LAND, AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES MANAGE-

MENT, REGIONAL AND SITE FACILITIES PLANNING

PROGRAM SERVICES -

COMMERCIAL, TOURISM, COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATION, CORRECTIONAL, EMPLOYEE

AND INDUSTRIAL RECREATION SERVICES; PROGRAM SPECIALTY AREAS (MUSIC,

DANCE, ETC.), PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION, ARTS, SPORTS AND

FITNESS MANAGEMENT

THERAPEUTIC -

PROGRAM PLANNING AND SERVICES FOR: THE AGING, MENTALLY RETARDED,

PHYSICALLY DISABLED, AND EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED, IN CLINICAL OR

COMMUNITY SETTINGS

A GOLD MINE

DEGREE PROGRAMS ARE INDIVIDUALLY

PLANNED, THE FACULTY IS LARGE, AND

MANY ARE NATIONALLY AND INTER-

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED; CLASSES ARE SMALL

AS ARE STUDENT/FACULTY RATIOS, LOCATED IN

THE BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON CORRIDOR, OPPORTU-

NITIES FOR STUDY, EXPERIENCES AND PLAY,

WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS, ARE AMONG THE RICHEST

IN THE WORLD. EXAMPLES OF RESOURCES WITHIN 30 MINUTES

ARE THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF

HEALTH, ALL U.S GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, STATE AND

REGIONAL COMMISSIONS, FORESTS, PARKS, THE CHESAPEAKE

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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA

Department of Recreation and Park Administration

General Information

The University of Missouri, Department' of Recreation and Park Adminis-tration was established in 1366. It is one of approximately 30 programsaccredited by the Council ov Accreditation of National Recreation and ParkAssociation/American Association for Leisure and Recreation. The departmentoffers excellent opportunities in research, training and scholarship throughvarious grants. The extension program offers service, continuing educationand consultation to the state.

Bachelors Degree Requirements

132 credit hours including a 12 credit hour internshipMinimum CPA of 2.0 in Recreation and Park Administration coursesSelection of at least one of three areas of emphasis which includeTherapeutic Recreation, Leisure Service Management, and ParkPrograms and Operation

Masters Degree Requirement'

A minimum of 37 .credit hours with a maximum of 12 credit hours inresearch, problems, and readingsCompletion of a thesis or special problem:".inimum GPA of 3.0

Selection of an area of emphasis from Therapeutic Recreation,7Jsrism, Leisure Service Management, and Outdoor Recreation

Financial Aid Information

Scholarships are available from the Missouri Park and RecreationAssociation and other sourer to both undergraduate students(approximately $3,500 1982-83)Graduate assistantships are available to qualified applicants(approximately 587,359 in 1982 -8])

Features and Uniaue Learning Opportunities at M/ZZOU

Microcomputer laboratory and skilled faculty to conduct trainingDiverse opportunities for a 12 credit hour internship (undergraduate)National scholastic honorary society chapterAffiliation with the Missouri Park and Recreation AssociationSecond largest number of medical/rehabilitation facilities inthe nationJob opportunities in tourism, commercial and public recreationmanagement, and therapeutic recreation

For Further Information Write:

Dr. David M. Compton, ChairmanDepartment of Recreation and ?ark Administration501 Clark atUniversity of MissouriColumnia, Missouri 55211

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New York UniversityA private university in the public service

,,trains tomorrow'sprofessionals today.

DEGREE PROGRAMSUndergraduate

tterapeutic RecreationRecreational Sports

o Recreation Program and

Leadership

MastersAdministration of Recreation

Serviceso Therapeutic Recreation

Administration & Services

Certificate ofAdvanced Study

Leisure Counseling andConsultation

DoctoralManagement, Research orCollege Teaching in

-Recreation-Therapeutic Recreation

NRPA/AALR Accredited // See our directory listing.

An Excellent Program in a Beautiful Environment

University of OregonDepartment of LeisureStudies and Services

DegreesFrom our beginning in1955 we now offerbachelor's, master's anddoctoral degrees inRecreation AdministrationOutdoor EducationPrivate and CommercialRecreationLeisure ProgrammingTherapeutic RecreationTravel and Tourism

ServicesFederal grants (ProjectTrends)Institute of RecreationResearch and Service(IR 3)Off campus courses andworkshopsSpecialized resourcelibrary

FacultyGaylene Carpenter, Ph.D.Christopher Edginton, Ph.D.Effie Fairchild, Ed.D.Phyllis Ford, Re.D.Kathleen Heiberg, Ph.D.Dennis Howard, Ph.D.Larry Neal, Ed.D.

For more information call or writeUniversity of Oregon

Department of Leisure Studies and Services180 Esslinger Hall

Eugene, Oregon 97403(503) 686-3396

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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION, AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

College of Forest and Recreation ResourcesClemson University267 Lehotsky HallClemson, SC 29631

Telephone: (803)656-3036

DEGREES:

Bachelor of Science Degreew/emphases

Community Leisure ServicesRecreation Resource ManagementTherapeutic RecreationTravel and Tourism

FACULTY:it

Master of Recreation and Park Administration

Master of Science

R. H. Becker, PhDC. R. Boettner, MEdH. Brantley, PhDC. W. Burnett, PhDR. A. Conover, PhDL. W. Cohan, PhDH. J. Grove, MEdC. E. Howard, PhDR. L. Howell, HUM'A. E. James, PhDC. P. Kriese, MAC. K. McLellan, PhDR. W. McLellan, PhDF. A. McGuire, PhDB. J. Mihalik, PhDJ. R. Pope, EdDJ. L. Stevenson, PhDH. A. Thomas, MSB. E. Trent, MEdC. R. White, Jr., MSM. H. Wynn, MS

University of MarylandEast Carolina UniversityUniversity of North CarolinaUniversity of OklahomaColorado State UniversityUniversity of Illinois.Pennsylvania State UniversityUniverSity of MichiganVirginia Commonwealth UniversityUniversity of New MexicoTennessee Technological UniversityUniversity of MarylandUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of IllinoisTemple UniversityUniversity of South Carolina

Indiana UniversityUniversity of North CarolinaSpringfield CollegeIndiana UniversitySpringfield College

Clemson University is a land-grant, state-supported university, fully

`accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND LEISURE

CHAIR: DR. L. DALE CRUSE, PROFESSORHPER N-226 (801) 581-8547 - 8542

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84112

The University of Utah is located in the Great Salt Lake

Valley on the east bench of the Wasatch Mountains. Salt

Lake City provides an area with mountains, lakes, and

streams, within a few minutes of campus. There are five

National Parks, 43 State Parks and several outdoor rec-,

reation areas. Recreation agencies/hospitals/institu-,tions provide numerous resources. There are eight major

hospitals, mental health and correctional institutions,

divisional offices of National Park Service, B.L.M:,

and U.S. Forest Service. There are nine major ski resorts,

amusement parks, tennis courts, golf courses, and sports

malls. State, county, city, and recreation exists inan

area close to high mountain wilderness and/or desert

solitude.

B.S., M.S., Ed.D., and Ph.D. offered in Commercial ( .8 -

courses), Therapeutic (9 courses), Community (9 courses),

and Recreation Resource Management (9 courses). In addi-

tion, there are Core Courses for all areas. Fieldwork and

Internships are required.

Faculty: L. Dale Cruse, Professor/Chair, Taylor Ellis -

Commercial and Outdoor Recreation, George Fenstermacher-

Community and ThVapeutic Recreation, Sydney Post - Thera-

peutic Recreation, Linn Rockwood-Community Recreation,

Norma Polovitz-Outdoor Recreation skill classes, and one

vacant position in the Outdoor and Commercial areas.

Part-time faculty: H. Goodro, Wilderness Survival and Out-

door Adventdre, J. Burgon-Community Schools, S. Christian-

sen-Community Recreation, G. Swenson-Community Recreation,

T. Green-Outdoor/Commercial, R. Leake-Administration, R.

Ward-Therapeutic Recreation, R. Humphries-Law, and J.

Clift-Therapeutic Recreation:

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Directory of College/University Programs in Recreation,Leisure Services and Resources 1981

Compiled and edited by Donald D. HenkelPublished by NRPA

This publication culminates the efforts of NRPA to computerize all knownpark and recreation curricula in colleges and universities throughout the UnitedStates and Canada. Approximately 500 separate programs are listed as comparedwith the previous listings of 315 in 1973 and 203 in 1969. The Directory isdivided into two major sections. Section I is the most comprehensive and presentsinstitutions in alphabetical order, by state and province, name of department chairand title, department name and address and phone numbers. The second sec-tion lists all institutions by options or areas of specializations. Degree levels are

identified. 1981, 48 pp. Cost: $6.00

Recreation, Park and Open Space Standards and Guidelines\Published by NRPA

The long-awaited "Recreation, Park and Open Spl-ce Standards and Guy e-lines," the first update issued in more than a decade, has been published by theNational Recreation and Park Association to help communities identify anddesign facilities and park lands needed to meet recreation demand._

The document, three years in preparation, gives community planneri modelstep-by-step methods for urban and rural park and recreation planning. /

It offers guidelines on space requirements, location and service radius for suchrecreation facilities as sports courts and arenas, archery ranges, trails, beach areas,swimming pools, running tracks and youth sports fields, among others. The guide-

lines also indicate the number of facilities needed based on population.The Standards and Guidelines do not establish an absolute level of park or

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If these courses lead to a certificate degree, please sake the 5 minutes necessary to respond tothis questionnaire. The results will be the basis of a Professional Preparation Directory whichis projected for the following uses:

Dirept/ory of institutions, departments, addresses. size of a program, accreditation,phone numbersA guide and resource for students and prospective studentsA resource for faculty in these related disciplinesAn updated mailing list for promotional purposesA list (not evaluated) of various emphases

Institution

Do you otter classes in Leisure Services. Recreation Moms . Cultura, f,r1F. etc Yes ; I No

If no please fill in name and mail

Title of School College where prograrn is placed

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Title and name of Adrntn Head in Charge of Program (u a Chairman. Head. Associaty./Deaii. etc:).

Title of Currianurn le q Dept tit Leisure and Recreation Services. Program in Recreation Leadership: etc

Address

City

Office Phone

Stale j Zip

Enrollment On Your Campus in 19d2 Majors in Your Program

Undergrad Graduate No Major,General Ed. Students

1S2 (OVER)

/ ,/i of I iegree/. Uttered

Ato.ociate Arts (tin:helm Doctorate

Certificate Ping .',)Jecrty Mask., NOM!

Directorate

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for purposes Di irl/^. tom and the resulting directory. Option Specialization or Area of Emphasis Is loosely Interpreted as

a derinitric aria of study with several speclal:zed courses complimenting a required core area of general

park recreation flaMS

orris curricula do not have emphasis areas, therefore they ham generalist

General Recreation Program (G1)General Resource Related Program (CO)General Cultural Arts (Music. Dance. etc ) Program 1(,3)

Emphasis Areas

Cc,rrectiore; /.:x ICamping CA )C;oripw, tier: Intramurak (CIChurch Recreation (CR)College Onion Mgt (CU)GUITI(11,!ICIiii Recreation iC0)Community School Ed ICE)E nriployee Recreation lEREnvironmental InterpretiveElFacility Maintenance (FM)Forest Recreation (FRI

f? Education ILE)Manna Aqua'c Mond (MM)Municipal Recreation Park(MU)Older Citizens Aging (0C)Outdoor Education (OE)Outdoor Recreation (CR)Park. Resource Mgmt (PM)Park.Resource Planning (PP)Research (FIX)Recreation Administration(RA).

check here

Recreation Leadership IROSchool Recreation (SR)Special Servr.es (ArmedForces) (SS)Therapeutic/ Handicapped,Disabled (TR)Travel/Tourism (1-1)UrbaraInnercity Recreation (UR)Voluntary'Youth ServiceAgencies (VY)Other(s)Specify

1If developing new programs, please list (by emphasis) and expected implementation date

21 Ii ow nt community colleges or univ,:rsit.es in your state or region not well known in thee fields? If So,

'r;-ite (10,tin the institution and contact person for us to follow-up Thank you!

Institution Adc.ress Contact Person

AAHPE AAUR

Do you have course work in:


If these courses lead to a retlificate degree, please take the 5 minutes necessary to respond tothis questionnaire. The results will be the basis of a Professional Preparation Directory whichis protected for the follcv.'ng uses:

Directory of institutions, departments, addresses, size of a program, accreditation,

phone numoersA guide and resource for students and prospective studentsA resource for faculty in these related disciplinesAn updated mailing list for promotional purposesA list (not evaluated) of various emphases

Institution

Do you offer classes in Leisure Ser\,)ces. Recreation Mgmt . Cultural Arts. etc.? r Yes No

If not, please till in name arid mail.

Title of School College where program is placed

1

Unit

Title and name of Adrnin Head it Charge bt Program (0 g Ch'i, r M. .st,ori.;f: Dean. etc)

Title 1,urriculurn g Dept of Leisure and Recreation Prnorain in ilecreation Leadership, etc.):

Address

City

Office Phone

ifr

/Slate

Enrollment On Your Campus in 1982. Majors in Your Program--

Undergrad Graduate No Major/General Ed. Students

(OVER)

I eve; of Degrees Offered

Associate ArtsCertificate Purr,!- -Specify

Options or Areas 01 Emphasis (check those offered)

DachelotsMastersDirectorate

DoctorateNone

For purposes of this form and the resulting directory, Option/Specialization or Area of Err an is Is loosely interpreted as

. a definitive area of study with several specialized courses complimenting a required core area of general

park recreation classes."

Some curricula do not have emphasis areas, therefore they train generalists, if so

General Recreation Program (01)General Resource Related Program (0?)General Cultural Arts (Music, Dance. etc ) Program (03)

Emphasis Areas

Corrections (CX)Camping (CA)Campus Fief; intramural' ICI)

Church Recreation (CR)College Union Mgt (CU)Commercial Recreation (CO)Community School Ed (CE)Employee Recreation (ER)Enviromnental,Interpretive(El)Facility Maintenance (FM)Forest Recreation (FR)

Leisure Education (LE)Marin,,,,Aquatic Mgrnt (MM)Municipal Recreation-Parks(MU)Older Cituens/Aging IOC)Outdoor Education (OE)Outdoor Recreation (OR)ParkiFiesource Mgmt (PM)Park/Resource Planning (PP)Research (RX)Recreation Administration(RA)

1 ) It developing new programs, please list (by ernpla: nit

check here

Recreation Leadership (RL)School Recreation (SR)Special Services (ArmedForces) (SS)Therapeutic/Handicapped/Disabled (TR)Travel)Tourism (TT)Urbanilnnercity Recreation (UR)Voluntary/Youth ServiceAgencies IVY)Other(s)Specify

expected implementation date:

2) Do you kr)0N of community colleges or universities in your state or region not well k^a thes^ fields? If so.

please write down the institution and contact person or us to follov,'ip Thank yoi

Institution: Address Contac F.c. son

s)

AAHPE AAIBR

Do you have course work in


If these courses lead to a certificate degree, please take the 5 minutes necessary to respond tothis questionnaire. The results will be the basis of a Professional Preparation Directory whichis projected for the following uses:

Directory of institutions, departments, addresses, size of a program, accic6itation,phone numbersA guide and resource for students and prospective students,/A resource for faculty in these related disciplinesAn updated mailing list for promotional purposesA list (not evaluated) of various emphases

Institution

Do you otter classes in Leisure Services. Recreation Mgmt . Cultural Arts. etc ? (1 Yes I _1 No

If not, please fill in name and mail

Title of School College where program is placed,

Unit

title and fldflle o1 Adman Head in Charge of Program (e g Chairman, Head, Associate Dean, etc):

Title of Curriculum le q .Dept of Leisure and Recreation Services, Program in Recreation Leadership; etc.):

Address

City

Office Phone (

Enrollment On Your Campus in '1982,

SLIT() Zip

Majors!: 'iogram

Undergrad Graduate No Mawr Genc Ed. Students

(OVER)

I eve; ul Di:glees ()Mined

A.,,,i)clide Art.;Ger Micah; Pr og Specify

Opium, or Area, ot Emphasis (check those offer,

liacheloisMastersDirectorate

DoctorateNone

For purposes of this form and the resultingdirectory. Option. Specialization or Area of Emphasis is loosely Interpreted as

a definitive area of study with several specialized courses complimenting a required core area of general

park recreallen classes."

!mule curricula do not have emphasis areas. therefore they train generalists, it so check here

General Recreation Program (01)General fieAllf CI! Related Program (I?)General Cultural Arts (Music, Dance. of Program ((3)

Emphasis Areas

(aarection., iCX)camping ICA)Campos itec Intrdfnurill'; (C1)1:1)tjt(Th ii (CR)

1;011e(p! 1111iI)11 Mot (CU)Commercial Recreation IC())Community School Ed (GE)Employee Recreation fER)I ovironinental Interpretive1E I I

Facility Maintenance ((MI(west Recreation

Leisure Education (LE)Marina Aquatic Montt (MM)Municipal Recreation'Parks(MU)Older Citizens,Aging (OC)Outdoor Education (OE)Outdoor Recreation (OR)Park Resource Mgmt (PM)Park; Resource Planning (PP)Research (RX)Re:reation Administration(RA)

Recreation Leadership (RL)School Recreation (SR)Special Services (ArmedForces) (SS)Therapeutic! HandicappedDisabled (TR)Travel/Tourism (Ti)Urbanannercity Recreation (UR)VoluntaryiYouth ServiceAgencies (VY)Other(s)Specify

1) a developing new programs. please list (by emphasis) and expected implementation date

;II Ori you know of community colleges or univers in your state Or region riot well known in these fields? If so,

please write down the institution and contact person for us to follow-up. Thank you!

Institution .Adiarey: Contact Person

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