Clemson Ropes Course

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Community based programs with a variety of ropes courses being represented gillis speelman 2008. Stories for the clemson family. Clemson university on twitter. The ropes course is located in a beautiful stand of hardwood trees on the shore of lake hartwell.

This event will feature awesome inflatables like leaps and bounds from wipeout hungry hippos jacob s ladder challenge an extreme obstacle course and more. With guidance from facilitators and encouragement from team members participants make their way from element to element. Participants will be enrolled in the fall semester explore adventure skills course. Lee gillis a professor in the department of psychology at georgia college state university and elizabeth speelman the assistant.

The clemson university undergraduate and graduate catalogs are published annually by the registrar s office. These ropes courses use a variety of technology including high and low ropes course elements team building activities and group initiatives that result in various psychological intellectual social and physical outcomes. Low ropes courses involve activities that generally focus on group problem solving and team building and range in height from literally sitting on the ground to a height of 12 to 13 feet says researchers h. It consists of a series of obstacles starting at ground level and leading into the trees.

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The catalogs give a general description of clemson university and provide prospective and current students with detailed information about university policies procedures and requirements. The various colleges and departments within the university. During the fall semester the students will meet for 3 4 classroom sessions to reflect on their explore adventure trip increase their knowledge about outdoor recreation and further develop a supportive community at clemson.