2022-23 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
    Apr 25, 2024  
2022-23 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Park Administration Concentration (1151)


This curriculum is designed to prepare students for the proper management of natural, cultural and recreational resources. Leadership positions in parks and other recreation settings require fundamental knowledge of basic principles from many disciplines which collectively emphasize the natural and cultural sciences as well as personnel and fiscal management, thus preparing students with leadership abilities and an applied understanding of the tools for park administration.

Flexibility is provided through restricted elective hours, allowing credit hours to be taken in a more specialized area of the park field. The curriculum includes supervised field experience with an approved park or recreational agency and applications are further illustrated by frequent trips to nearby national, state and municipal park settings and private and commercial recreation attractions.

Employment opportunities include positions with federal, state and municipal park agencies as well as a multitude of private, commercial and volunteer organizations.

History and Geosciences Electives (6 Hours)


  • Choose from any upper-division History, Geography, or Geology

Restricted Electives (1 Hours)


Selected with the assistance of the student’s adviser based on the student’s career goals.