Journal of Wilderness

Staff

Department of
Conservation Social Sciences

WRC Teaching Staff

• Steve Hollenhorst, Department Head, Conservation Social Sciences.
• Troy Hall, Assistant Professor of Conservation Social Sciences
• Ed Krumpe Professor of Conservation Social Sciences.

• CSS 491
  Wilderness Leadership for Personal Growth, 3 credits, Offered Spring. 
  (Staff) Introduction to the diversity of wilderness experience programs in the U.S., the theories guiding their methods and approaches, and hands-on training in soft skills leadership of wilderness experiences.
  
• CSS  490
  (Krumpe) Wilderness Management, 3 credits, Offered Spring.   
  Basic principals, methods and practices employed in Wilderness Management.
  
• CSS  496
  (Krumpe) Monitoring Human Impacts in Wilderness, 1-3 credits, Offered Spring
  Direct and indirect impacts derived from wilderness use and management and
  methods and approaches for addressing them
  
• CSS  287
  (Krumpe) Principles of Resource Recreation and Tourism, 3 credits, Offered Fall. 

Recreation (REC) Courses taught by Wilderness Research Center Staff

• REC 125
  (Kinziger)  Outdoor Leadership Pursuits, 3 credits, Offered Spring.
  
• REC Activity Courses
  (Kinziger, Beiser, Staff)  Activity Courses, 1-3 credits, Offered Fall and Spring.
  A variety of outdoor activity courses are taught in the Recreation Department including Mountain Biking, Whitewater Kayaking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Mountaineering, Winter Camping Skills, Wilderness First-Aid. 
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