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Parks & Rec Career Choice

Carol McLane (Carol.Mclane@COMMERCE.STATE.MI.US)
Thu, 31 Aug 1995 14:39:02 -0400


After spending his third summer working as Scoutcraft Director at
Northwoods Scout Reservation, my son has decided he would like to pursue a
career in parks and recreation. Actually, I think he has dreams of being a
full-time BSA camp professional somewhere.

So we are starting the search for good colleges in Parks and Rec -- or
Conservation fields. Can any one recommend schools that have good
reputations in these fields? Are there any Parks and Recreation
professionals reading this that can give us advise?

Thanks in advance for any and all information sent my way!

Carol McLane
Portland, Michigan

Carol.McLane@Commerce.State.MI.Us

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