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Course ID:	PRTM 4650L/6650L. 4 hours.
Course Title:	Parks, Environmental Education, and Tourism Management Field Study
Course Description:	The Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management (PRTM) Field Study is an off-campus experience for students majoring in PRTM. Basic field skills will be described and demonstrated, and students will apply these new skills and knowledge during a series of visits to state/federal protected lands and tourism businesses and discussions with professionals in the field. Students will gain first-hand knowledge of relevant planning, assessment, and management of forests, parks, and public resources.
Athena Title:	Parks and Tourism Field Study
Nontraditional Format:	This Maymester field course will provide a diversity of learning environments for students that include the classroom lectures, laboratory and field experiences, and interactions with professionals. This course will meet 7-8 hours/day (+ travel time) from Monday-Friday; however, inclement weather and complex scheduling may require moving some activities to the weekends. There will be a minimum of one hour of lecture/day and 6-7 hours of hands-on experience. State-wide travel will be part of this course, and overnight accommodations will be provided for students in campsites or state-operated facilities.
Undergraduate Prerequisite:	Permission of major
Graduate Prerequisite:	Permission of major
Semester Course Offered:	Offered summer semester every year.
Grading System:	A-F (Traditional)

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