Recreation Management - Madison Area Technical College

Recreation Management from Madison Area Technical College is a Campus Associate Recreation degree that prepares you for a Hospitality career. About: The Recreation Management program develops competencies in technical, problem-solving, human relations and management skills that are needed for employment. The program develops an ability to plan, implement and evaluation recreation programs. Students may serve as center directors, pool directors, hotel, resort or cruise ship social directors, YMCA/YWCA program leaders, and health club staff. Job opportunities may also exist in campgrounds, sports centers, ski areas and theme parks. Graduates of this program typically earn $22,000 to $32,000 per year. Recreation Management program credits transfer to George Williams College, Aurora University for the Recreation Management degree . Program Outcomes: 1. Use effective oral and written communication with co-workers, supervisors, clients, and organizational groups. 2. Manage work teams by defining tasks, assigning duties, and evaluating task performance. 3. Practice and properly apply appropriate professional standards, regulations, and laws pertinent to recreation management . 4. Understand and differentiate between a variety of agency missions, philosophies, policies, and procedures. 5. Apply safety and first aid procedures, adhere to O.S.H.A. standards, and follow emergency procedures. 6. Plan, implement, and evaluate recreational experiences. 7. Execute proper equipment and vehicle operations and maintenance. 8. Train and direct small and large groups of staff, clients, and volunteers to assist and/or perform organized recreational activities. 9. Write measurable goals and objectives for recreational activities. 10. Construct, defend, and use an operating budget. 11. Prepare for professional certifications appropriate to recreation career. 12. Prepare and present marketing and promotional materials. 13. Demonstrate respect for and awareness of special populations to provide appropriate recreational opportunities. 14. Demonstrate pride in the profession through motivation, initiative, positive attitude, and flexibility. 15. Prepare for professional advancement through additional education. View more details on Madison Area Technical College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Recreation courses.