REM 230 - Outdoor Leadership

This course combines the practice of outdoor leadership with the study of leadership theory and group management. Students will improve their own outdoor leadership capacities through practice, feedback and reflection. Professional practice, theories of leadership and judgment and decision making will be explored through readings, discussions and self-reflective projects. The class will work together at developing their own skills, helping others understand their strengths and characteristics and gaining experience in working with groups. Students will participate in an extended field experience where they will gain practice in leadership positions in various situations.

Prerequisites: REM 121, as prerequisite or co-requisite, and sophomore standing, or permission of instructor.

Course Typically Offered Variable

Credits: 3