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A university course for students earning credit via their respective campus recreation, intramural, and/or club sport participation. Compliance with daily/weekly activities, attendance, work ethic, and overall attitude are criteria for grading. This course may be repeated once each academic year.

The foundations of organized recreation will be highlighted. These will include: backgrounds and theories, objectives and principles, social and economic factors, public, private and commercial interests, general recreation, and social institutions.

The recreation games portion of the course will include ice breakers, social mixers, quiet games, table games, and group activities. The intramural sports portion of the course will explore the planning, organization, and the overall administration of an intramural program.