Click on the arrow below to listen to an interview with Adventure Education student, Dustin Stein.
Put yourself in this picture
You are kayaking down a river in Utah, successfully reading currents and deftly negotiating class III rapids, literally immersed in your AE 331 course, Advanced Paddling.
You are in the library reading the ideas of John Dewey for a 15-page paper for your AE 310 course, Philosophy & Theory of Adventure Education.
You are in a mock courtroom in your AE 450 course, Organization & Administration of Adventure Education, arguing for the defense of an outdoor educational program being sued by a client who was in a serious accident. To prepare, you have read statutes and researched in -depth the topic of risk management.
Do you like what you see?
Are you drawn to active learning that is challenging
both physically and intellectually?
Do you have a curious and inquiring mind?
Are you committed to the process, sometimes 24/7,
of becoming an Adventure Education professional?
THEN CONSIDER AN ADVENTURE EDUCATION MAJOR
AT FORT LEWIS COLLEGE.
THE REWARD will be changing lives, including your own.