Adventure Education administers an experiential curriculum to provide an outdoor education degree for traditional and alternative teaching methods both in the classroom and in the field. This meets the needs of the student’s technical and theoretical foundation of becoming a professional in the field of outdoor adventure leadership.
Topics Covered
- Leisure Theory and Value
- Wilderness Ethics
- Principles of Survival
- Camping and Backpacking Concepts
Program Highlights
Participation in activities such as Kayaking, Ski Touring and Snowshoeing, Bicycling, Camping, Orienteering, and Rock Climbing, among others (student choice)!
Additionally, students are required to complete an Internship (6 credits) during their senior year.
Outcomes
Preparation for careers in outdoor education, recreation and those tied to the leisure industry (lead field and adventure trips).