Description: A general introduction to the art of the film, the course addresses elements of narrative, composition, design, cinematography, acting, directing, editing, and sound, as well as theory and criticism.

PER 417 - Aquatic Facility Management(cancelled)

PER 144 - Canoe Camping(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description: This course aims to strengthen students' reading and writing abilities in preparation for college-level writing. A means of learning and inquiry, the writing in this class is based on interpreting, analyzing, and critiquing texts, as well as on conducting research, synthesizing sources, and using citation/documentation formats. Prerequisite: qualifying ACT English sub-score or minimum score on the English placement exam or successful completion of ENG 099.

PER 417 - Crafts/Recreation and Rehabilitation

(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description: A hands-on fundamental overview acquainting students with craft projects of particular value to Recreation or Activity Programmers. Class content will include additional exploration into the changing role of crafts from "Folk Art" to crafts which accommodate the needs of special populations in hospital, geriatric and rehabilitation settings. A variety of craft projects will be taught and constructed by class participants. Additional fee: $30.

PER 417 - Disc Golf Course Design and Maintenance(cancelled)

PER 144-08 - Disc Golf

(1 credit)

Description: The development of basic fundamental skills, knowledge, and strategies involved in beginning disc golf in order to be able to enjoy disc golf as a lifetime activity.

ECON 315 - 01 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics(3 credits)

Description: An introduction to the economics of natural resource management and environmental quality. Theory and policy in the use of non-renewable and renewable resources, and in the control of pollution. Current issues in those areas are featured. Prerequisite: ECON 201 or instructor's permission.

PER 144 - Fundamentals of Kayaking(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description: An introduction to whitewater kayaking techniques. The course will cover all the basic paddling strokes, reading rivers, understanding the dynamics of moving water, swiftwater rescue techniques and the Eskimo roll. The one week course will conclude with a trip down the Root River. Additional cost: $30.

PER 144 - Fundamentals of Rowing(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description: This course serves as an introduction to the concept of "crew." As this is a team event, we will be concentrating on the essentials of crewing an 8 man shell. Basic rowing techniques, synchronizing skills, personal fitness and developing teamwork are the essential elements involved. A regatta style event will conclude this one week class. Additional fee $30.

CMST 289 - Gender and Communication (3 credits)

PER 417 - GPS & Geocaching(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description:   Students will learn the basics of map and compass & quickly move on to electronic mapping with a GPS. Geocaching, a high-tech game of hide and seek, will be introduced and practiced throughout the course. Addition fee: $15.

PER 417 - Hiking Safety, Etiquette and Exploration

(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description: Proper equipment, safety & trail etiquette will be a focus. Students will gain knowledge of hiking areas within a 15 miles radius of Winona. Additional fee: $10.

PER 144 - Introduction to Kite Boarding

(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description:  Students will be introduced to equipment design, safety concepts, kite launching, how to fly precision patterns, de-powering the kite for landing and harness use. Students will be able to use the kite to pull themselves on short controlled reaches. Additional fee $10.

ACCT 380 - 01 Lean Accounting(3 credits)

Description:  Description: An analysis of current topics, trends, issues and software relevant to the milieu of accounting. The subject matter can vary by semester and is typically announced in advance by the instructor. This course may be repeated as topics change. Prerequisite: Instructor's permission. Not offered every year.

PER 417 - Leave No Trace(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

PER 144-06 - Lifeguarding(1 credit)

PER 417 - Literature and the Outdoors

(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description: Problems involved in developing an organization's human resources so that benefits to both the inidividual and the organization are maximized.  Prerequisites: Junior standing.  Grade only.

PER 300 - Motor Learning and Development (3 credits)

SPAN 310 - Spanish for Business Usage (3 credits)

Description: For swimmers who can handle themselves in deep water. Fundamental skills and endurance related to swimming strokes and aquatic safety.

CE 495/595 - Tobacco Addiction (2 credits)

Description: Opportunities for undergraduates to work on an advanced health issue, research or with technology/presentation methods. Prerequisites: Junior or Senior standing, preparation of proposed outline, permission of the major advisor and Department chairperson. Offered upon demand. Grade only.

MUS 122 - The History of Rock Music (3 credits)

PER 417 - Wilderness 1st Aid(1 credit, non-credit or CEU)

Description:   Wilderness first aid will offer an overview of safety and emergency care on the trail. Topics will include basic first aid, procedure, and evacuation techniques. This is not a certification. It will help students decide if a full Wilderness First Aid or Wilderness First Responder is the right choice.

POLS 199 - Women and Politics (3 credits)

Description: An open discussion of some political topics of current interest. Discussion centers around causes and possible remedies of some of the maladies of modern society. The different alternatives are discussed with an eye toward acquiring a better understanding of the problems. May be taken for up to 3 semester hours.