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LDR 4250: Outdoor Leadership Field Study

College of Education | Department of Language, Literacy, Ed.D., Exceptional Education, and Physical Education

Description:	This course is for students to apply classroom discussion and practical skills related to leadership in an outdoor recreation setting. Topics include risk management, leadership, outdoor skills, and current issues, culminating in a high impact practice "field study". A field study is a project, investigation, or activity carried out 'in the field', outside or away from the learner's school, college, or university. Its purpose is to allow learners to investigate questions or subjects which can be better understood when studied in the specific context in which professionals in that field encounter them.
Credit Hours:	3
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Course Attributes(s)

One USF	FST Field Study (FST), High Impact Practice (TGEH), Life on Land (SD15)