Working closely with the staff of the Center for Outdoor Studies, students in this course will research, plan, market, and implement an adventure-based trip or program. In a final, comprehensive presentation, students will articulate their personal philosophy on backcountry leadership. To inform the presentation, students will conduct research in their chosen adventure discipline, focusing on contemporary issues in the field with topics including social justice, land management, ethics, options for further education in the field, and career opportunities.
Prerequisites
Two of the following with a grade of 'C' or better: CFOS 301, CFOS 302, or CFOS 303.
Additional requirements: Current Wilderness First Aid or higher certification.