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Total Required Credits:
107
Total Major Requirements and Electives:
70
Cluster
Description
Required Credits
Ideal Courses
Cluster
Description
Required Credits
Ideal Courses
University Foundations
37
ENVSTD121 - Introduction to the Environment
GEOS101 - Global Environmental Science
ED-CIFS201 - Education, Schooling, and Society
Core
The basics of Outdoor Education
15
EDOL - History and Philosophy of Outdoor and Adventure Education
EDOL - Leading, Team and Community Building
EDOL – Teaching and Leading in Informal and Outdoor Environments
EDOL – Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment in the Outdoors
EDOL - Inclusive Education in the Outdoors
Skills and Experiences
Students as learners in technical and wilderness environments.
Students are required to take Outdoor Education Field School, Outdoor Program Trip Leader Training, Wilderness First Responder Certification, and any combination of other courses for a total of 12 credits.
12
EDOL - Outdoor Education Field School
EDOL - Wilderness First Responder Certification
EDOL - Outdoor Program Trip Leadership Training
EDOL - Whitewater Guide School (2)
EDOL - Rock Guide School (2)
EDOL - Ski/Snow Guide School (2)
EDOL - Advanced Expeditionary Field School (2)
BroncoFit 197 - Outdoor Living Skills
BroncoFit 116 - Mthds of Backpacking (1)
BroncoFit 111 - Kayaking I (1)
BroncoFit 197 - Whitewater Rafting (1)
BroncoFit 120 - Rock Climbing (1)
BrocncoFit 197 - Outdoor Cooking
BrocncoFit 197 - Outdoor Navigation
BRNCOFIT 149 - Snowboarding (1)
BRNCOFIT 151 - Alpine Skiing I (1)
BrocncoFit 197 - Avalanche Safety
BrocncoFit 197 - Winter Navigation
BRNCOFIT 211 - Kayaking II (1)
BRNCOFIT 220 - Intermediate Rock Climbing (1)
Show 1 moreExploration - Ideas of Nature
Student-driven exploration of the philosophical and historical underpinnings of the cultural understating of nature.
3
PHIL 327 Environmental Ethics
HCS310 - Writing, Advocacy, and Leadership
ENVSTD445 - Landscape and Place
HIST 351 North American Environmental History
Exploration - Social Systems
Student-driven exploration of the social systems that influence humans’ relationship with the natural world.
3
POLS409 - Environmental Politics
NVSTD450 - Policy for the Environment
ECON 333 Natural Resource Economics
SOC426 - Rural Sociology
SOC440 - Environmental Sociology
Exploration - Ecological Systems
Student-driven exploration of the ideas and practices of ecological sciences and environmental science.
3
ENVSTD200 - Environmental Approaches and Methods
Exploration - Leadership and Conflict Management
Student-driven exploration of advanced ideas and practices of Leadership and Conflict Management
3
COMM390 - Conflict Management
Educational Practica
Students step into the educator role.
6
EDOL - Outdoor Education Practicum (3)
EDOL - Technical Skills Education Practicum
Elective Track
Students choose one elective track and take courses within that track.
12
Elective Track Courses
Capstone
During the final year of their degree, students get a chance to reflect upon the skills, philosophies, and knowledge gained throughout the program. The course is divided into three interspersed components: Seminar, Teaching Practicum, and Expedition. Students take one three-credit course in the Fall to prepare for a more intensive spring slate.
13
EDOL - Outdoor Education Capstone - Spring Capstone Expedition
EDOL - Outdoor Education Capstone - Spring Teaching Practicum
EDOL - Outdoor Education Capstone - Spring Seminar
EDOL - Outdoor Education Capstone (Fall)
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