OUTDOOR REC MANAGEMENT                                                         A.A.S. Degree                                      Minimum 62 hours    Career & Technical Education • Associate in Applied Science Degree • Minimum 2.0 OGPA • Major Code: DORMA    Fall Semester       FIRST YEAR                       Credit Hrs         Fall Semester     SECOND YEAR                        Credit Hrs    ENG 121          Rhetoric & Composition I                 3             BUS 133          Business Communication                   3  EMP 111          Job Skills Development                   2             BUS 191          Financial Accounting                     3  IT 119           Basic Software Applications              3             BIOL 141         Environmental Science                    4  BUS 297          Business Law I                           3             OWL 112          Wildlife Business Basics                 2  OUTR 111         Recreation Foundations                   3             OUTR 131         Leadership in Recreation                 3  OWL 110          Guiding in Outdoors                      2                                                                                                                  Total Hours      15                                          Total Hours      16                                                                          Spring Semester                                      Credit Hrs                                                                                                                                    2  Spring Semester                                      Credit Hrs         OUTR 152         Environmental Ethics                     3                                                            3                                                                       1  ECON 121         Macroeconomics                                         ENG 122          Rhetoric & Composition II                                                            4                                                                       3  or ECON 122 Microeconomics                                              OUTR 115         Outdoor Recreation Practicum                                                            3                                                                       3  MATH 151         Occupational Math                        3             PSYC 121 or      Intro to Psychology or Human             3                                                            3             PSYC 131         Relations                               15  or MATH 128 College Algebra                              16    or MATH 144 Heart of Mathematics                                        BUS 192          Managerial Accounting    COM 144          Interpersonal Communication                            OUTR ELECTIVE (see list below)    OUTR 112         Outdoor Program Planning                                                               Total Hours    BUS 298          Legal & Social Environment                   of Business                                     Total Hours    OUTR ELECTIVES: OUTR 151-3 Ecotourism, OUTR 153-2 Intro to Southern Illinois Tourism, OUTR154-2 Southern Illinois Natural Resource Survey, OUTR 170-3 Basic  Archery, OUTR 171-3 Intermediate Archery, OUTR 172-3 Advanced Archery, OUTR 173-3 Pro-Am Competition Archery, OUTR 211-1 Physical and Mental Side of Archery,  OUTR 212-1 Basic Compound Bow Mechanics, OUTR 213-1 Advanced Compound Bow Mechanics, OUTR 214-1 USCA Rules and Procedures, OUTR 215-1 USAA Rules and  Procedures, OUTR 216-1 Mind and Matter in Competition, OUTR 231-1 Indoor Archery ITAA Rules, OUTR 232-1 Indoor Archery NFAA Rules, OUTR 233-1 Indoor Archery  USAA Rules, OUTR 234-1 Indoor Archery USCAA Rules, OUTR 235-3 Indoor Archery Fundamentals, OUTR 236-3 Indoor Archery Intermediate, OUTR 237-3 Indoor Archery  Advanced, OUTR 238-3 Indoor Archery Pro-Am, and OUTR 290 (1-3) Selected Topics in Outdoor Recreation.    THE OUTDOOR RECREATION PROGRAM is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead, plan and administer outdoor  recreation programs in a variety of potential environments. FIELD EXPERIENCE: Some classes may require field activities and/or specialized equipment.  When possible, SIC will make all necessary accommodations for students, however, to participate, the student may be required to furnish certain  equipment.    Occupational information about this program is available at O*NET online www.onetonline.org. Once at that website enter the SOC Code that is listed for  this program. O*NET – SOC Code:    Career Opportunities:                                                   Major Employers:    Outdoor Guide, Recreation Technician, Adventure Service Technician,     Federal Government (Forestry, Fish and Wildlife, Recreation, Natural  Wildlife Manager, Wildlife Technician, Park Manager, Parks Technician,  Resource Conservation Service), State Conservation Departments (IDNR),  Non-game Wildlife Personnel, Natural Resource Conservation Personnel,   Outdoor and Adventure Camps, Guide Services, Outdoor Recreation  Environmental Technician, Wilderness Director, Naturalist, Natural      Businesses, Equestrian Camps, Hunting Clubs, Local and County Parks  Resource Conservation Personnel, Camp Program Director, Outdoor         and Recreation Organizations, Private and Public Educational Groups,  Program Specialist, Education Program Coordinator,                      Recreational Clubs, Non-Governmental Organizations (Ducks Unlimited,                                                                          Nat. Wild Turkey Fed., International Mtn Biking Assoc.)                                                                                                                                                                                                       05/21    Southeastern Illinois College • 3575 College Road • Harrisburg, Illinois 62946 • 618-252-5400 • www.sic.edu    96 Southeastern Illinois College • 3575 College Road • Harrisburg, Illinois 62946 • 618-252-5400 • www.sic.edu