OL 205 - Outdoor Leadership Theory

1 credit(s)
This class is intended for anyone interested in learning to lead more effectively. Introduction to the principles and practices of leading others using outdoor adventure trips as the construct for effective decision-making, managing group dynamics, and accomplishing clear objectives as a team. Emphasis on learning how to teach using experiential education principles, on developing students’ group facilitation skills, and on making decisions to manage risks appropriately. Students will learn leadership theories and apply these theories to case studies. This course should be taken concurrently with Outdoor Leadership Practice (OL 206) unless approved by the instructor.
Offered: Offered every Fall.

Prerequisite(s): HPER 157
Corequisite(s): OL 206