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Educational Programs. The Illinois Park & Recreation Association's continuing education offers something for all levels of experience within a broad range of roles in the field of parks and recreation. The platforms provided for continuing education range from webinars at your desk to multi-day schools throughout the state.
The online Master of Science in Recreation, Sport and Tourism is a 36-credit hour, 18-month degree with cohorts beginning in December, April and September. This degree provides you a quality and highly accessible education, ensuring that you are prepared to meet the changing requirements of the leisure services industry.
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IPRA relies on volunteers to help plan events and contribute to meaningful programs that enhance the field. Volunteering allows you to expand your professional network, build new skills, and make an impact on the future of parks, recreation, and conservation in Illinois. Learn more here
2 days ago · CPRE Virtual Exam Prep - Planning. 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. The last of six in a series of virtual classes designed to prepare individuals for the National Recreation and Park Association's Certified Park and Recreation Executive (CPRE) exam. This class will provide attendees with an intensive review of ... THU. October.
Our mission is to provide and promote exceptional standards of education, networking, and resources for all professionals in the Illinois park, recreation, and conservation communities. IPRA leads the nation in providing premier education, networking, and resources for professionals in parks, recreation, and conservation. Latest News
The Bloomington Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Department publishes three program guides annually: Winter/Spring, Fall, and Summer. The Winter/Spring Guide is usually distributed right before Christmas. The Summer Guide is out by the first of April and the Fall guide comes out in late August. Program Guides are mailed to those who have been ...
The tradition of park and recreation professionals attending Professional Development School goes back to the 1980’s creating thousands of PDS graduates. Professional Development School provides park, recreation, and conservation professionals the opportunity to experience high-quality education in a small, student-focused atmosphere. PDS is ...
