Physical Education and Sport Sciences programs have been designed to promote basic knowledge in human movement, provide contemporary professional curricula, and offer diverse activity programs that provide for the development of motor skills and physical fitness for all students. In addition to three major offerings, a minor in coaching is also available.
The Recreation Studies curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive program that includes both theoretical and "hands-on" experiences in the filed of recreation. Both major and minor curricula are offered.
For information about the program, go to our Web site at: https://www.ohio.edu/~rspsdept/index.htm.
Note: Courses offered through the School of Recreation and Sport Sciences vary in the number of times they can be retaken (.e., initial registration plus retake). If you need to know te limit for a course, contact the college's Student Services offices. Variable credit courses usually cannot be retaken (i.e., with the possibility of the initial grade no longer being figured in the accumulative grade point calculation) but can be repeated for credit to count toward your degree. While no limit has been set for repeats of PED courses, individual majors, schools, departments, and colleges may limit the number of such hours that can count toward graduation.
Admission and criteria processes are:
Once admitted into Athletic Training Education, students must complete the technical standards for the Ohio University Undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program. These standards are found in the Athletic Training Program. These standards are found in the Athletic Traioning Education Policies and Procedure Manual distributed to all prospective students. They are also located on the athletic training education Web site. The Athletic Training Selection Committee will choose a select group of approximately 20 students. Students not admitted must request a change of major.
If you are selected for the program, you are required to show proof of a hepatitis B vaccination before you enroll. You must complete a minimum of 800 hours of clinical experience between your sophomore and senior years. Successful completion of the program qualifies you to take the National Athletic Trainers' Association Inc., Certification Examination and the State of Ohio Athletic Trainer Licensure Examination. You are awarded the Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training upon completion of the program.
BIOS 302 Human Anat. For
Nonmajors 6
or BIOS 301 Human Anatomy
BIOS 345 Human Physiology 4
HCFN 128 Intro to Nutrition 4
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
HLTH 204 Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Other Drugs 4
HLTH 230 Medical Terminology 2
PESS 203 Intro to Exercise Physiology 3
PESS 227 First Aid: Work Place Training 3
PESS 228 CPR 1
PESS 247 Fitness Testing 3
PESS 302 Biomechanics 4
or BIOS 352 Biomechanics
PESS 327 First Aid: Work Place Training
Instructor 3
HLTH 328 Instructor CPR 3
PESS 347 Exercise Prescription I 3
PESS 414, 415 Physiology of Exercise
and Lab 7
or BIOS 445, 446 Physiology of Exercise
and Lab
PESS 416 Resistant Training 4
PESS 447 Exercise Prescription II 4
PHYS 201, 202 Intro to Physics 10
PSY 101 General Psychology 5
PSY 120 Elem. Statistical Reasoning 4
or PSY 221 Statistics for Beh. Sciences or 5
RSAT 140 Principles of Athletic
Training 3
RSAT 145 Practical Aspects of
Athletic Training 2
RSAT 150 Prevention/Management
of Athletic Injuries 3
RSAT 180A Practical Applications in
Athletic Training I 1
RSAT 180B Practical Applications in
Athletic Training II 1
RSAT 180C Practical Applications in
Athletic Training III 1
RSAT 240 Recognition and
Evaluation of Athletic
Injuries 3
RSAT 245 Emergency Care of
Athletic Injuries 3
RSAT 280A Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training I 1
RSAT 280B Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training II 1
RSAT 280C Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training III 1
RSAT 300 Recognition and
Evaluation of Athletic
Injuries II 4
RSAT 310 Therapeutic Exercise 5
RSAT 315 Therapeutic Modalities 5
RSAT 380A Clinical Applications of
Athletic Training IV 1
RSAT 380B Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training V 1
RSAT 380C Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training VI 1
RSAT 418B Seminar in Sports Medicine 2
RSAT 420 Administration of
Athletic Training 3
RSAT 480A Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training VII 1
RSAT 480B Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training VIII 1
RSAT 480C Clinical Applications in
Athletic Training IX 1
Required Related Courses
BIOS 170, 171 Intro to Zoology 10
CHEM 121,122,123 Principles of Chemistry 12
or CHEM 151,152,
153 Fund. of Chemistry or 15
PESS 125 Human Movement and
Fitness Perspectives 4
Even if your mathematics placement exam result is MATH 263 (which means that
you have demonstrated quantitative skills competence sufficient to meet
the Tier I requirement), you must complete one of the following:
MATH 113 Algebra 5
MATH 115 Precalculus 5
MATH 163A Intro to Calculus 4
MATH 263A Analytic Geometry
and Calculus 4
In order to be granted a degree in either physical education or sport sciences, you must be a declared major for at least one academic year (three quarters) immediately before graduation. No more than three quarter hours of credit in each of the following courses will count toward the 192 hours needed for graduation:
BIOS 392 Topics in Zoology and/or BIOS 492 MUS 251A Marching Band PED 123 Conditioning and Weight Training PESS 418A Instructional Experience
Specific Tier II courses requirements in this major are:
BIOS 101 Principles of Biology 5 or BIOS 103 Human Biology PSY 101 General Psychology 5 In addition, you must complete INCO 103 Fundamentals of Public Speaking before you can apply for admission into Professional Education in the College of Education.Professional Standing Core
You must complete the following courses with no grade below a C (2.0): PESS 125 Human Movement and Fitness Perspectives 4 PESS 202 Intro to Teaching Physical Education 3 PESS 227 First Aid: Work Place Training 3 HLTH 202 Intro to Health and Lifestyle Choices 4Physical Education/Teacher Education Core
You must complete the following courses with no grade below a C (2.0): PESS 205 Fundamentals of Movement, Rhythms and Dance 3 PESS 240A Foundations of Sport and Games in Physical Education I 3 PESS 240B Foundations of Sport and Games in Physical Education II 3 PESS 310 Principles, Theories and Methods of Teaching Early Childhood Physical Ed 6 PESS 330 Principles, Theories and Methods of Teaching Middle Childhood Physical Ed 6 PESS 370 Principles, Theories and Methods of Teaching Adolescent and Young Adult Physical Education 6 REC 291 Outdoor Pursuits 3Physical Education Required Courses
You must complete the following courses with no grade below a C(2.0): BIOS 302 Human Anatomy 6 HCCF 160 Intro to Child Development 4 PESS 204 History and Principles of Physical Education 4 PESS 212 Intro to Coaching 3 PESS 302 Biomechanics 4 PESS 333 Adapted Physical Educ. 4 PESS 345 Foundations of Exer. Physiology 4 PESS 405 Motor Learning 4 PESS 409 Tests and Measurements 4 You must earn at least a C (2.0) or better in one of the following aquatic courses: PESS 104 Intermediate Swimming 2 PESS 218 Lifeguard Training 2 PESS 220 Water Safety Instruction 3Required Professional Education Courses
You must complete the following courses with a 2.75 g.p.a. and no grade below a C (2.0): The following three courses are to be taken together as a block: EDCI 200 Learning, Human Growth, and Development 6 EDCI 201 Characteristics of Learners with Exceptionalities 3 EDCI 202 Field Exp. in Typical and Exceptional Student Development 2 EDCI 203 Technological Applications in Education 4 EDCI 301 Educ. and Cultural Diversity 3 EDCI 371A Instr. Adapt. for Learners with Exceptionalities and Diverse Needs 4 EDCI 400 School, Society, and the Professional Educator 4 EDCI 420 Teaching of Reading 5 EDMC 300 Middle Childhood Instructional Process and Curriculum 4 EDMC 301 Middle Childhood Education and Curriculum 5 EDPL 461, 463 Student Teaching 13 EDPL 465 Student Teaching Seminar 3
Professional Standing Core
You must complete te following courses with no grade below a C (2.0):
PESS 125 Human Movement and
Fitness Perspectives 4
PESS 203 Introduction to Exercise
Physiology 3
PESS 227 First Aid: Work Place
Training 3
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
Exercise Physiology Core
BIOS 170 & 171 Introduction to Zoology 10
BIOS 302 Human Anatomy 6
BIOS 345 Human Physiology 4
BIOS 346 Human Physiology Lab 3
CHEM 121-123 Principles of Chemistry 12
or CHEM 151-153 Fundamentals of Chemistry or 15
HCFN 128 Introduction to Nutrition 4
PESS 247 Fitness Testing 3
PESS 261 Practicum in Sport Sci. 1
PESS 302 Biomechanics 4
PESS 347 Exercise Prescription I 3
PESS 405 Motor Learning 4
PESS 414 Physiology of Exercise 4
PESS 415 Physiology of Exercise Lab 3
PESS 416 Resistance Training 4
PESS 447 Exercise Prescription II 4
PHYS 201 & 202 Introduction to Physics 10
Exercise Physiology Requirements
ANTH 101 Intro to Cultural
Anthropology 5
or SOC 101 Intro to Sociology
MATH 163A Intro to Calculus 4
or MATH 263A Calculus
PSY 101 General Psychology 5
PSY 120 Elementary Statistical
Reasoning 4
or PSY 221 Statistics for Behavioral
Sciences or 5
Select one of the following courses:
HLTH 217 Introduction to Health Care
Organizations 4
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 313 Sport Club Management 3
PESS 421 Principles of Aging and
Physical Activity 4
PESS 493 Research Dynamics: Planning,
Participation, and Actualization
of the Research Process 1-6 (6 max)
Select one of the following PSY courses:
PSY 233 Psychology of Personality 4
PSY 312 Physiological Psychology 4
PSY 327 Human Psychophysiology 4
PSY 332 Abnormal Psychology 4
PESS Skills Development
You must complete 10 hours with a minimum of 2 hours required in each of the three categories.
Aquatics (2 hours minimum)
PESS 103 Beginning Swimming 2
PESS 104 Intermediate Swimming 2
PESS 110 Aqua Aerobics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instructor 3
Sport Activities (2 hours minimum)
PESS 223 Track & Field 2
PESS 224B Wrestling 2
PESS 260A Flag Football 2
PESS 260B Team Handball 2
PESS 262A Field Hockey 2
PESS 262B Soccer 2
PESS 264B Lacrosse 2
Lifetime Activities (2 hours minimum)
PESS 107 Modern Dance 2
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 116 Social Forms of Dance 2
PESS 117 Folk and Square Dance 2
PESS 141A Archery 2
PESS 141B Golf 2
PESS 221A Tennis 2
PESS 221B Badminton 2
PESS 224A Racquetball 2
PESS 263A Basketball 2
PESS 263B Volleyball 2
PESS 264A Softball 2
PESS 125 Human Movement and
Fitness Development 4
PESS 201 Intro to the Sport Industry 3
PESS 227 First Aid: Work Place Training 3
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
Sport Industry Core
Business and Economics
ACCT 101 Financial Accounting 4
BUSL 255 Law & Society 4
ECON 103 Principles of Microeconomics 4
ECON 104 Principles of Macroeconomics 4
MGT 202 Management 4
MKT 202 Marketing Principles 4
Social Sciences
PSY 101 General Psychology 5
PSY 221 Statistics for
Behavior Sciences 5
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 4
SOC 101 Intro to Sociology 5
Sports Management
BUSL 465 Law of Sports 4
ECON 318 Economics of Sports 4
PESS 225 History of the Sport Industry 4
PESS 261 Practicum in Sport Sciences 1
PESS 376 Athletic Facility Planning
and Management 4
PESS 391 Risk Management 4
PESS 401 Sports Marketing 4
PESS 412 Sports Governance and Ethics 4
PESS 425 Financial Issues in Sport 4
PESS 430 Sports Sponsorship
and Licensing 4
SOC 233 Sociology of Sport 4
Sport Industry Requirements
Select two of the following PESS courses:
PESS 212 Introduction to Coaching 3
PESS 213 Youth and Sport 3
PESS 313 Sports Club Management 3
PESS 325 Human Dynamics of Sport 3
PESS 400 Women in Sport 3
PESS 408 The Black Athlete and
American Sport 3
PESS 411 The Olympic Movement 3
PESS 421 Principles of Aging and
Physical Activity 4
PESS 455 Administration of
Aquatic Facilities 3
Select one of the following courses:
AAS 440 The Black Child 4
HCRM 250 The Consumer in
American Society 4
HIST 319B American Baseball to 1930 4
HIST 319C American Baseball since 1930 4
HRM 320 Human Resource Mgmt. 4
INCO 205 Group Discussion 4
INCO 206 Communication in
Interpersonal Relationships 4
JOUR 105 Intro to Mass Comm. 4
TCOM 105 Intro to Mass Comm. 4
PESS Skills Development
You must complete 10 hours with a minimum of 2 hours required in each of the three categories.
Aquatics (2 hours minimum)
PESS 103 Beginning Swimming 2
PESS 104 Intermediate Swimming 2
PESS 110 Aqua Aerobics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instructor 3
Sport Activities (2 hours minimum)
PESS 223 Track & Field 2
PESS 224B Wrestling 2
PESS 260A Flag Football 2
PESS 260B Team Handball 2
PESS 262A Field Hockey 2
PESS 262B Soccer 2
PESS 264B Lacrosse 2
Lifetime Activities (2 hours minimum)
PESS 107 Modern Dance 2
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 116 Social Forms of Dance 2
PESS 117 Folk and Square Dance 2
PESS 141A Archery 2
PESS 141B Golf 2
PESS 221A Tennis 2
PESS 221B Badminton 2
PESS 224A Racquetball 2
PESS 263A Basketball 2
PESS 263B Volleyball 2
PESS 264A Softball 2
Minor in Coaching
Minor code OR8121
Minimum of 32 hours
Required Courses (17 hours)
PESS 125 Human Movement and
Fitness Perspectives 4
PESS 212 Intro to Coaching 3
PESS 215 Practicum in Athletics 2
PESS 227 First Aid: Work Place Training 3
PESS 325 Human Dynamics
of Coaching 3
RSAT 128 Intro to Athletic Training 2
Elective Courses (select minimum of 9 hours)
HCCF 160 Intro to Child Development 4
HCFN 128 Intro to Nutrition 4
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 302 Biomechanics 4
PESS 319 Research in Physical and
Motor Development in
Athletics 3
PESS 339 Athletic Officiating
in Football 3
or PESS 340 Athletic Officiating
in Basketball 3
or PESS 341 Athletic Officiating
in Baseball 3
PESS 405 Motor Learning 4
PESS 421 Principles of Aging and
Physical Activity 4
PSY 336 Social Psychology 4
SOC 233 Sociology of Sport 4
Select a minimum of two (2) Coaching Courses (6 hours)
PESS 305 Coaching of Swimming 3
PESS 318 Coaching of Tennis 3
PESS 320 Coaching of Wrestling 3
PESS 324 Coaching of Soccer 3
PESS 351 Coaching of Gulf 3
PESS 352 Coaching of Ice Hockey 3
PESS 353 Coaching of Lacrosse 3
PESS 354 Coaching of Volleyball 3
PESS 356 Coaching of Field Hockey 3
PESS 365 Coaching of Basketball 3
PESS 365A Coaching of Baseball 3
PESS 366B Coaching of Softball 3
PESS 367 Coaching of Football 3
PESS 368 Coaching of Track and Field 3
The curriculum prepares you to assume positions in city recreation and park departments; state and federal government agencies; youth service agencies; industrial agencies; religious organizations; camping; commercial, institutional, or collegiate recreation.
Health and Sport Sciences
(Select 20 hrs)
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
HLTH 204 Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Other Drugs 4
HLTH 205 Preventing HIV and STIs 4
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instruction 3
PESS 227(*) First Aid:Work Place Training 3
PESS 228 CPR 1
PESS 327 First Aid: Work Place
Training Instructor 3
PESS 328 Instructor CPR 3
PESS 339 Athletic Officiating
in Football 3
PESS 340 Athletic Officiating
in Baskeball 3
PESS 341 Athletic Officiating
in Baseball 3
PESS 391(*) Risk Management 4
REC 290 Recreation Sport
Officiating 3
REC 381 Management of
Recreational Sports 4
Required Professional Recreation Core
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 4
REC 250 Recreation Leadership 4
REC 275 Recreation for Individual
with Disabilities 4
REC 305 Planning and Operating
Rec. Areas and Facilities 4
REC 310 Recreation Programming 4
REC 315 Outdoor Education and
Recreation 4
REC 336 Field Experience in
Recreation 3
REC 440 Internship 16
REC 445 Research and Evaluation
Methods in Rec and Leisure 4
REC 449 Recreation Administration 4
REC 460 Advanced Concepts and
Issues in Leisure 4
Recreation Tool Courses
(Select 16 hrs)
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 313 Sport Club Management 3
PSY 120(*) Elementary Statistical
Reasoning 4
or PSY 221(*) Statistics for the
Behavioral Sciences or 5
REC 236 Field Experience
in Recreation 3
REC 314(*) Camping 3
Or select any course from ART, CA 150, DANC, MUS, THAR
Physical Education or Recreation Activities
Select 7 PED courses.
Professional Courses
(Select a minimum of 35 hours from:)
PBIO 225 Flowers 4
PBIO 303 Medicinal Plants of Ohio 3
GEOL 130 Geology of National Parks 4
GEOL 215 Environ. Geology 4
GEOL 231 Water and Pollution 4
GEOL 330 Principles of Geomorphology 5
GEOL 434 Geological Applications
of Remote Sensing 4
REC 101(*) Orienteering 1
REC 102(*) Advanced Orienteering 1
REC 105 Whitewater Rafting 1
REC 106 Hunting 1
REC 107 Trap Shooting 1
REC 108 Technical Climbing 1
REC 111 Winter Activities 1
REC 112 Backpacking 1
REC 113 Canoeing 1
REC 114 Kayaking 1
REC 115 Ropes 1
REC 116 Rescue Techniques 1
REC 291 Outdoor Pursuits 3
REC 311(*) Expedition Management 3
REC 312(*) Medical Emergency Response 3
REC 390(*) Wilderness Survival 3
REC 475(*) Adventure Programming 3
SOC 201 Contemporary Social
Problems 4
SOC 210 Intro to Social Psychology 4
SOC 260 American Criminal Justice 4
SOC 361 Deviant Behavior 4
SOC 363 Juvenile Delinquency 4
SOC 466 Penology 4
SW 101 Intro to Social Welfare
and Social Work 3
*Required
Health and Sport Sciences
(Select 20 hrs)
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
HLTH 204 Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Other Drugs 4
HLTH 205 Preventing HIV and STIs 4
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instruction 3
PESS 227(*) First Aid: Work Place Training 3
PESS 228 CPR 1
PESS 327 First Aid: Work Place
Training Instructor 3
PESS 328 Instructor CPR 3
PESS 339 Athletic Officiating
Football 3
PESS 340 Athletic Officiating
Basketball 3
PESS 341 Athletics Officiating
Baseball 3
PESS 391(*) Risk Management 4
REC 290(*) Recreational Sport
Officiating 3
REC 381(*) Management of
Recreational Sports 4
Required Professional Recreation Core
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 2
REC 250 Recreation Leadership 4
REC 275 Recreation for Individuals
with Disabilities 4
REC 305 Planning and Operating
Rec. Areas and Facilities 4
REC 310 Recreation Programming 4
REC 315 Outdoor Education
and Recreation 4
REC 336 Field Experience
in Recreation 3
REC 440 Internship 16
REC 445 Research and Evaluation
Methods in Recreation
and Leisure 4
REC 449 Recreation Administration 4
REC 460 Advanced Consepts and
Issues in Leisure 4
Recreation Tool Courses
(Select 16 hrs)
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 313 Sport Club Management 3
PSY 120(*) Elementary Statistical
Reasoning 4
or PSY 221(*) Statistics for the
Behavioral Sciences or 5
REC 236 Field Experience
in Recreation 1-3
REC 314 Camping 2
Or select any course from ART, CA 150, DANC, MUS, THAR
Physical Education or Recreation Activities
Select 7 courses from any REC 100-level course or PED course.
Professional Courses: Campus Recreation
PESS 425(*) Financial Issues in Sport 4
REC 435(*) Management of Campus
Recreation Facilities 3
REC 450(*) Issues in Campus Recreation 3
Facilities and Programs
(Select a minimum of 9 hrs)
REC 291 Outdoor Pursuits 3
REC 313 Fitness and Wellness
Programs in Campus Recreation 3
REC 316 Social Programming and
Special Events in Campus
Recreation 3
REC 455 Administration of
Aquatic Facilities 3
Management and Organization
(Select a minimum of 4 hrs)
MGT 202 Management 4
MGT 340 Organizational Behavior 4
Legal and Social Issues
(Select a minimum of 8 hrs)
BUSL 255 Law and Society 4
SOC 201 Contemporary
Social Problems 4
or SOC 233 Sociology of Sport
Marketing and Promotion
(Select a minimum of 4 hrs)
JOUR 250 Advertising Principles 4
MKT 202 Marketing Principles 4
* Required
Health/Sport Sciences/Recreation
(Select 20 hrs)
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
HLTH 204 Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Other Drugs 4
HLTH 205 Preventing HIV and STIs 4
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instruction 3
PESS 227(*) First Aid: Work
Place Training 3
PESS 228 CPR 1
PESS 327 First Aid: Work Place
Training Instructor 3
PESS 328 Instructor CPR 3
PESS 339 Athletic Officiating
in Football 3
PESS 340 Athletic Officiating
in Basketball 3
PESS 341 Athletic Officiating
in Baseball 3
PESS 391(*) Risk Management 4
REC 290 Recreational Sport
Officiating 3
REC 381 Management of
Recreational Sports 4
Required Professional Recreation Core
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 4
REC 250 Recreation Leadership 4
REC 275 Recreation for Individuals
with Disabilities 4
REC 305 Planning and Operating
Rec. Areas and Facilities 4
REC 310 Recreation Programming 4
REC 315 Outdoor Education and
Recreation 4
REC 336 Field Experience
in Recreation 3
REC 440 Internship 16
REC 445 Research and Evaluation
Methods in Rec. and Leisure 4
REC 449 Recreation Administration 4
REC 460 Advanced Concepts and
Issues in Leisure 4
Recreation Tool Courses
(Select 16 hrs)
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 313 Sport Club Management 3
PSY 120(*) Elementary Statistical
Reasoning 4
or PSY 221(*) Statistics for the
Behavorial Sciences or 5
REC 236 Field Experience
in Recreation 1-3
REC 314 Camping 4
Or select any course from ART, CA 150, DANC, MUS, THAR
Physical Education or Recreation Activities
Select 7 courses from any REC 100-level course (except REC 101, 102
and 103) or PED course.
Professional Courses
(Select a minimum of 35 hours from:)
ASTR 100 Survey of Astronomy 4
BIOS 170 Intro to Zoology 5
BIOS 435 Entomology 6
BIOS 475 Sociobiology 3
or PBIO 425 Plant Ecology or 5
GEOG 101 Elements of Physical
Geography 5
or GEOL 215 Environ. Geology or 4
GEOG 201 Environmental Geography 4
GEOG 260 Maps 4
GEOL 101 Intro to Geology 5
GEOL 120 The Mobile Earth 4
GEOL 130 Geology of National Parks 4
GEOL 211 Intro to Oceanography 4
GEOL 221 Earth and Life History 4
GEOL 231 Water and Pollution 4
GEOL 312 Earth Materials and Resources 5
GEOL 315 Mineralogy 5
GEOL 320 Rocks 3
PBIO 102 Plant Biology 5
PBIO 103 Plants and People 4
PBIO 225 Flowers 4
PBIO 247 Vegetation of North
America 4
PBIO 303 Medicinal Plants of Ohio 3
PBIO 311 Biology and Human Affairs 4
PBIO 426 Physiological Plant Ecology 5
PSY 275 Educational Psychology 4
REC 101 Orienteering 1
REC 102 Advanced Orienteering 1
REC 103 Survival I 1
or REC 390 Wilderness Survival or 3
*Required
Health and Sport Sciences
(Select 20 hrs)
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
HLTH 204 Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Other Drugs 4
HLTH 205 Preventing HIV and STIs 4
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instruction 4
PESS 227(*) First Aid: Work
Place Training 3
PESS 228 CPR 1
PESS 327 First Aid: Work Place
Training Instructor 3
PESS 328 Instructor CPR 3
PESS 339 Athletic Officiating
in Football 3
PESS 340 Athletic Officiating
in Basketball 3
PESS 341 Athletic Officiating
in Baseball 3
PESS 391(*) Risk Management 4
REC 290(*) Recreational Sport
Officiating 3
REC 381(*) Management of
Recreational Sports 4
Required Professional Recreation Core
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 2
REC 250 Recreation Leadership 3
REC 275 Recreation for Individuals
with Disabilities 4
REC 305 Planning and Operating
Rec. Areas and Facilities 4
REC 310 Recreation Programming 5
REC 315 Outdoor Education
and Recreation 4
REC 336 Field Experience
in Recreation 3
REC 440 Internship 16
REC 445 Research and Evaluation
Methods in Rec. and Leisure 4
REC 449 Recreation Administration 4
REC 460 Advanced Concepts and Issues
in Leisure 4
Recreation Tool Courses
(Select 16 hrs)
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 313 Sport Club Management 3
PSY 120(*) Elementary Statistical
Reasoning 4
or PSY 221(*) Statistics for the
Behavioral Sciences or 5
REC 236 Field Experience
in Recreation 1-3
REC 314 Camping 2
Or select any course from ART, CA 150, DANC, MUS, THAR
Physical Education or Recreation Activities
Select 7 courses from any REC 100-level course or PED course.
Professional Courses
(Select a minimum of 35 hours)
ACCT 101 Financial Accounting 4
BUSL 255 Law and Society 4
BUSL 465 Law of Sports 4
CS 120(*) Computer Science Survey 4
CS 220 Intro to Computing 5
ECON 103 Principles of
Microeconomics 4
HRM 320 Human Resource
Management 4
HRM 425 Labor Relations 4
HRM 460 Human Resource Policy,
Planning, and Info. Sys. 4
JOUR 105 Intro to Mass
Communication 4
JOUR 221 Graphics of Communication 5
JOUR 231 News Writing 4
JOUR 250 Principles of Advertising 4
JOUR 471 Public Relations Principles 4
MGT 202 Management 4
MGT 340 Organizational Behavior--
Micro Perspective 4
MGT 428 Nonindustrial Labor
Relations 4
MKT 202 Marketing Principles 4
REC 311 Expedition Management 3
*Required
Health and Sport Sciences
(Select 20 hrs)
HLTH 202 Intro to Health and
Lifestyle Choices 4
HLTH 204 Alcohol, Tobacco,
and Other Drugs 4
HLTH 205 Preventing HIV and STIs 4
HLTH 203(*) Medical Terminology 2
PESS 115 Rhythmics 2
PESS 218 Life Guard Training 2
PESS 220 Water Safety Instruction 4
PESS 227(*) First Aid: Work
Place Training 3
PESS 228 CPR 1
PESS 327 First Aid: Work
Place Training 3
PESS 328 Instructor CPR 3
PESS 339 Athletic Officiating
in Football 3
PESS 340 Athletic Officiating
in Basketball 3
PESS 341 Athletic Officiating
in Baseball 3
PESS 391(*) Risk Management 4
REC 290 Recreation Sport
Officiating 3
REC 381 Managaement of
Recreation Sports 4
Required Professional Recreation Core
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 4
REC 250 Recreation Leadership 3
REC 275 Recreation for Individuals
with Disabilities 4
REC 305 Planning and Operating
Rec. Areas and Facilities 4
REC 310 Recreation Programming 4
REC 315 Outdoor Education
and Recreation 4
REC 336 Field Experience
in Recreation 3
REC 440 Internship 16
REC 445 Research and Evaluation
Methods in Rec and Leisure 4
REC 449 Recreation Administration 4
REC 460 Advanced Concepts and Issues
in Leisure 4
Recreation Tool Courses
(Select 16 hrs)
PESS 213 Youth and Sports 3
PESS 313 Sport Club Management 3
PSY 120(*) Elementary Statistical
Reasoning 4
or PSY 221(*) Statistics for the
Behavioral Sciences or 5
REC 236 Field Experiences
in Recreation 1-3
REC 314 Camping 4
PSY 101 General Psychology 5
PSY 273 Child and Adolescent Psych. 4
PSY 332 Abnormal Psychology 4
PSY 374 Psychology of Adulthood
and Aging 4
REC 270 Intro to Therapeutic Rec Serv 4
REC 376 Practices in Therapeutic Rec. 4
REC 377 Administration of
Therapeutic Recreation 4
REC 470 Assessment & Documentation
in Therapeutic Recreation 4
REC 471 Program Design in
Therapeutic Recreation 4
REC 472 Trends and Issues in
Therapeutic Recreation 4
Note: prerequisites to BIOS 302 include BIOL 101 or
BIOS 103 or BIOS 170 and 171.
Note: NCTRC requires a minimum 12-week internship (REC 440).
*Required
Required Courses
REC 200 Intro to Leisure 4
REC 250 Recreation Leadership 4
REC 275 Recreation for Individuals
with Disabilities 4
REC 305 Planning and Operating
Rec. Areas and Facilities 4
REC 310 Recreation Programming 4
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