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SKI 120 - Orientation to Alpine Operations |
SKI 120 is a required first course for all students in the UMF Alpine Operations Certificate program, which provides students an overview of the snowsport industry. The course will be taught through classroom lectures, demonstrations, guest speakers, and attendance at industry trade shows. Students will gain knowledge and skills specific to the snowsport industry and gain a professional perspective of the industry in contrast to a recreational view.
Credit: 4 |
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SKI 122 - Theory of Ski Instruction |
This is the first of three courses (also including SKI 124 and SKI 125) intended to help prepare candidates for a Level 1 PSIA (Professional Ski Instructors of America) certification in ski/snowboard instruction. The class will include learning the following: ski/ride concepts and technical skills, BASE [Basic Alpine Skills Evaluation] skills, how to instruct children, and group and guest service management. The class will include presentations by several guest speakers from the industry.
Credit: 2 |
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SKI 124 - Ski Instruction Children (PSIA children level 1) |
This course is designed to introduce students to the basic methodology and technical skills required of a professional ski teacher and coach for children. The class will be hands-on and offer Alpine Operations students the opportunity to practice newly-learned skills under supervision in a field environment. Students are encouraged to actively engage with professional ski associations. This course will help prepare students to take the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) level 1 exam for children. Prerequisite(s): SKI 120.
Credit: 2 |
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SKI 125 - Ski Instruction Adults (PSIA Adults level 1) |
This course is designed to introduce students to the basic methodology and technical skills required of a professional ski teacher and coach for adults. The class is designed to be hands-on and offer alpine operations students the opportunity to practice newly-learned skills under supervision in a field environment. Students are encouraged to actively engage with professional ski associations. This course will help prepare students to take the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) level 1 exam for adults. Prerequisite(s): SKI 120.
Credit: 2 |
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SKI 177 - Topics in Alpine Operations |
The study of a specialized topic not offered in the usual curriculum. May be repeated for credit when topic differs. (Pass/Fail option) Varies.
Credit: 2-4 |
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SKI 197 - Independent Study in Alpine Operations |
An opportunity to investigate selected topics or problems related to Alpine Operations under the direction of a division faculty member. Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor. (Pass/Fail option) Varies.
Credit: 1-4 |
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SKI 201 - Outdoor Emergency Care Certification |
This course is a hybrid of online activity and in-class application of online learning. Topics include all aspects of first responder understanding and care of individuals who may be injured in the outdoor environment. Anatomy and physiology of the human body and the necessary actions of a first responder are taught through the class text. Assessment and initial care management of patients is practiced and evaluated in the classroom sessions. All students will be required to take an assessment exam on both the knowledge of the textbook as well as the practical skills practiced in class. If successful in passing this exam the student will receive an OEC Certification. A score of 80 is required for the written and all Critical Performance Indicators in the skills exam to be successful. Students completing SKI 201 will not be eligible to enroll in HEA 120. Prerequisite(s): Alpine Operations Certificate Students, SKI 120, others by permission of Alpine Operations Director. Every other Fall semester.
Credit: 4 |
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SKI 277 - Topics in Alpine Operations |
The study of a specialized topic not offered in the usual curriculum. May be repeated for credit when topic differs. Pre-requisite: Sophomore standing (Pass/Fail option) Varies.
Credit: 2-4 |
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SKI 297 - Independent Study in Alpine Operations |
An opportunity to investigate selected topics or problems related to Alpine Operations under the direction of a division faculty member. Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor. (Pass/Fail option) Varies.
Credit: 1-4 |
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SKI 396 - Internship in Alpine Operations |
This course offers a supervised experience for students in a professional setting which will allow them to apply and further develop their skills as ski instructors, coaches, or professionals within the snowsports industry. Selection and placement is determined cooperatively by the internship coordinator and student. Prerequisite(s): SKI 124 and SKI 125, and permission of instructor.(Pass/Fail only.)
Credit: 4 |
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