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Recreation, Parks and TourismThe department offers programs designed to prepare students as professionals in the fields of commercial recreation and hospitality management, ecotourism, leisure services management, natural resources recreation management, recreation program delivery, therapeutic recreation, and travel and tourism planning. Satisfactory completion of courses in one of these areas will lead to a Bachelor of Science in Recreation. The curriculum prepares students to develop, manage and deliver leisure services to a variety of populations in diverse settings and provides a foundation for students to pursue graduate studies. By graduation, students will have obtained competencies and skills sufficient to take the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification and/or the Certified Leisure Professional examination to become a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist or a Certified Leisure Professional. To earn the Bachelor of Science in Recreation, courses must be completed successfully in general education, recreation core courses, related professional courses and cognate courses. An approved full semester internship is required upon completion of all coursework. Cognate CoursesIn each option, cognate courses are require; the number of hours varies according to specializtion. These courses must be selected from a list of courses by option. Courses taken that do not match the selected option will not be accepted to fulfill degree requirements. Contact the department's academic advising office for a cognate course list. Suggested programs of study for all options are presented below. Recreation, Parks and Tourism - Commercial Recreation & Hospitality ManagementCommercial Recreation and Hospitality Management courses and training focus on the knowledge and skills necessary to administer and manage commercial and entrepreneurial leisure service businesses. Hospitality Management courses focus on organizing and planning events and conferences. To remain 'on track' for this major you must meet the following critical tracking criteria. The critical tracking courses appear in bold. Semester 1:
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