PEDH 255 - Intramural Administration

Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Laboratory Hours: 0

Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission only

Restriction(s): None

Corequisite(s): None

This course will examine the basic philosophy and principles of intramural and recreational sports organization and administration. The course will introduce methods of organizing, operating, and evaluating intramural activities, as well as addressing various administrative considerations as they relate to the intramural program. Students will experience a multitude of intramural and recreational offerings, while working directly with the SUNY Delhi Director of Intramurals. In addition to regularly scheduled class meetings, students will complete up to, but no more than 20 hours of service learning.

Student Learning Outcomes of the Course: The student will

Develop an understanding of the framework within which Intramural and Recreational Sports programs exist.
Develop problem solving techniques in relation to the programming of recreational activities.
Demonstrate that basic program ingredients are identical and applicable at all levels and for all programs.
Understand basic concepts of administration and their application to Intramural and Recreationl Sports programs.
Develop an understanding for, and analyze legal aspects, as well as, liability issues pertinent to Intramural and Recreational Sports programs.
Understand budget preparation procedures and purchasing procedures for Intramural and Recreational Sports programs.
Demonstrate working knowledge of public relations, partnerships, marketing, and promotion as they relate to Intramural and Recreational sports programs.
Demonstrate an understanding of administrative decision-making processes in simulated situations.
Develop an understanding for personnel recruitment and evaluation methods and procedures.