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MS Degree Curriculum Department of Leisure Studies Core – 18 hours REC 809 – Advanced Study in Recreation REC 825 – Philosophy of Recreation and Leisure REC 840 – Administrative Processes and Practices REC 845 – Seminar: Trends in Recreation REC 850 – Marketing & Promotions in Leisure Services & Tourism (proposed spring 2002) PHE 800 – Research Methods in Health, PE & Recreation (or EDF 869 Research in Education) Possible Supporting Courses – 12 hours (selected by student & Graduate Director) Therapeutic Recreation Emphasis – Example Courses REC 870 – Quality Assurance in TR Settings (proposed summer 2002) REC 871 – REC Administration & Ethics in TR (proposed fall 2002) HEA 816 – Public Health Organization & Administration ECO 770 – Health Care Economics POL 801 – Administration, Ethics & Public Policy Recreation & Resource Management Emphasis – Example Courses REC 716 – Outdoor Education REC 730 – Park Management BIO 785 – Wildlife Resource Policy & Admin GEO 753 – GIS Research Applications MGT 821 – Survey of Management MKT 825 – Survey of Marketing *Thesis option (6 hours) available for all areas of emphasis (tentative curriculum Fall 2002) For more information contact: Dr. Jon C. McChesney Department of Recreation and Park Administration (859) 622-1835 jon.mcchesney@eku.edu

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