OL 340 - Risk Management in Recreation & Sport

2 credit(s)
Students will understand and apply dynamic risk management theories and models to immersive case studies and interactive scenarios. Students will be able to better identify physical, mental, emotional and financial risks in their personal, business, athletic, and outdoor adventure experiences. The latest research and best practices for measuring risk level, assessing potential threats, identifying and responding to novel risk events, and protecting core values will be examined. This course exposes students to the importance of taking calculated risks in their day to day life in order to grow personally and increase their positive influence on others.
Prerequisite(s): SLAM 201 with a minimum grade of C