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* Organizing * Leading * Evaluating |
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Please see Sac
State
class schedule for scheduling
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105: Management in Recreation, Parks & Tourism |
Analyzes
the functions of managers including planning, organizing,
staffing, leading and controlling. Also examines basic
principles, techniques and tools associated with these
functions. Consideration of internal and external environments
which influence the managerial process and the manager's role
in various areas of enterprise activity.
This course is offered in the fall only. It is a required
course for all RPTA majors. This course is a prerequisite
for RPTA 166. |
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Lake Tahoe::Nevada and
California
Recreation,
parks and tourism management is sometimes a complex balance of private
(commercial) and public agencies. Lake Tahoe represents a location
that is equal parts commercial, community and recreation resource
(outdoor) recreation. The lake area is divided between municipalities,
counties, state and federal lands – each of which has different
rules for managing recreation. In addition, there are several areas of
individual private ownership and corporate private ownership. The
competing types of ownership result in competing functions. Commercial
agencies provide motivations for tourism and often house hospitality,
ski and gaming venues. Public lands appeal to adventure and outdoor
recreation enthusiasts that are often trying to separate themselves
from crowds of tourists. Private residents seek recreational
opportunities on the lake itself, and must compete for access with
tourists – yet tourism supports the local economy. All of this while
in a very environmentally sensitive area.
Tahoe
Environmental Research Center
Tahoe
Research Group
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