Kelley McCubbin

Decision making, problem solving, administrative structures, fiscal policies/procedures, and legal issues related to healthcare administration and recreational therapy. Previously offered as RMRT 4843.

Exploration and presentation of selected topics and research in recreation management studies. Previously offered as LEIS 3020.Offered for variable credit, 1-3 credit hours, maximum of 20 credit hours. Previously offered as LEIS 6020.Prerequisite(s): Graduate student standing.

Role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with geriatric population. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as LEIS 5073.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or consent of instructor.

The role of Recreational Therapists in the rehabilitation of individuals with physical disabilities. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis of specific problems, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3433 and RMRT 3433.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

Facilitation techniques, leadership, and interventions for the various diagnostic groupings, treatment settings, and individuals seeking assistance from a recreational therapist. Previously offered as RMRT 3843.

Directed study within recreation management. Previously offered as LEIS 5010.Offered for variable credit, 1-3 credit hours, maximum of 20 credit hours.Prerequisite(s): Permission of Instructor.

The role of recreational therapy in the treatment and rehabilitation of individuals with physical disabilities. Emphasis on terminology, prognosis, etiology or specific disabilities, program development, assessment. Previously offered as LEIS 5483 and HPEL 5483.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or professional experience in recreational therapy.

The role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with the geriatric population. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3423 and RMRT 3423.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

Directed study within recreation management. Previously offered as LEIS 5010.Offered for variable credit, 1-3 credit hours, maximum of 20 credit hours.Prerequisite(s): Permission of Instructor.

Assessments and documentation used in the Recreational Therapy field and including reviewing and practicing with various assessments, writing notes using the various forms of documentation, writing goals and objectives, and combining knowledge and skills in a comprehensive assignment. Previously offered as RMRT 3443.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433 or Instructor Permission.

The role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with individuals diagnosed with mental illness and/or intellectual disabilities. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3413 and RMRT 3413.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

The role of recreational therapists (RT) in mental health or intellectual disabilities with emphasis upon client prognosis and methodologies of treatment programs. Previously offered as LEIS 5493 & HPEL 5493.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or professional experience in recreational therapy.

Culminating course work in Recreational Therapy examining current issues, professional practices, and professional philosophy. Previously offered as RMRT 4581.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433 or Instructor Permission.

Role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with geriatric population. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as LEIS 5073.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or consent of instructor.

The role of Recreational Therapists in the rehabilitation of individuals with physical disabilities. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis of specific problems, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3433 and RMRT 3433.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

Facilitation techniques, leadership, and interventions for the various diagnostic groupings, treatment settings, and individuals seeking assistance from a recreational therapist. Previously offered as RMRT 3843.

The role of recreational therapy in the treatment and rehabilitation of individuals with physical disabilities. Emphasis on terminology, prognosis, etiology or specific disabilities, program development, assessment. Previously offered as LEIS 5483 and HPEL 5483.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or professional experience in recreational therapy.

The role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with the geriatric population. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3423 and RMRT 3423.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

The role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with individuals diagnosed with mental illness and/or intellectual disabilities. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3413 and RMRT 3413.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

The role of recreational therapists (RT) in mental health or intellectual disabilities with emphasis upon client prognosis and methodologies of treatment programs. Previously offered as LEIS 5493 & HPEL 5493.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or professional experience in recreational therapy.

Culminating course work in Recreational Therapy examining current issues, professional practices, and professional philosophy. Previously offered as RMRT 4581.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433 or Instructor Permission.

Social, psychological, philosophical and historical foundations of recreation and recreation management. The impact of social forces on recreation and leisure throughout history. Course previously offered as HPEL 5443 and LEIS 5443.Prerequisite(s): Graduate standing.

Role of Recreational Therapists (RT) working with geriatric population. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as LEIS 5073.Prerequisite(s): LEIS 2433 or consent of instructor.

The role of Recreational Therapists in the rehabilitation of individuals with physical disabilities. Topics include terminology, etiology, prognosis of specific problems, assessment, and program development in RT. Previously offered as RMTR 3433 and RMRT 3433.Prerequisite(s): RT 2433.

Facilitation techniques, leadership, and interventions for the various diagnostic groupings, treatment settings, and individuals seeking assistance from a recreational therapist. Previously offered as RMRT 3843.