Outdoor Education Leadership at Salisbury University

SU ODEL and NOLS are teaming up to bring a Wilderness First Responder and a Wilderness First Responder Recertification right here to the Eastern Shore. The classes will take place on SU's campus. The WFR-recertification will be May 30th -31st. The WFR initial certification will start June 2nd and finish on June 6th.

Below are the links to register:

WFR-R - https://portal.nols.edu/portal/wmi/courses/22503/

WFR - https://portal.nols.edu/portal/wmi/courses/22504/

There are only a few spots left in both courses.

NOLS - Course Details - HWFR-06/02/2025 If you work or recreate in the outdoors or in other austere environments where access to medical care is delayed or communication is unreliable, our Wilderness First Responder course is for you. It is the industry standard for professional guides, trip leaders, search and rescue team members, outdoo...

Outdoor Education Leadership - Salisbury University Giving Day Outdoor Education Leadership classes offer practical preparation for a growing job market. Graduates of the program acquire skills that can be used in camp leadership, national park services and a variety of wilderness adventure and interpretive programs. Your gift, combined with others, will make a...

Outdoor Education Leadership Graduates at Salisbury University! I am so proud of these people. 😀

It’s giving day at SU. If you have been a part of ODEL at SU, you know impact it has on people. Please consider giving. Any amount is appreciated!

Outdoor Education Leadership - Salisbury University Giving Day Outdoor Education Leadership classes offer practical preparation for a growing job market. Graduates of the program acquire skills that can be used in camp leadership, national park services and a variety of wilderness adventure and interpretive programs. Your gift, combined with others, will make a...

Last week, students in ODEL 385 presented at the annual Salisbury University Student Research Conference!

We had 7 oral presentations and 9 poster presentations!

Congrats to all the ODEL students who got to present their research at the SUSRC!

Outdoor Education Leadership - Salisbury University Giving Day Outdoor education Leadership classes offer practical preparation for a growing job market. Graduates of the program acquire skills that can be used in camp leadership, national park services and a variety of wilderness adventure and interpretive programs. Your gift, combined with others, will make a...

Hi everyone!

Giving Day is today!
If you are able to give even a dollar to support ODEL, the program and everyone in it would appreciate it so much.

The link is below!

https://givingday.salisbury.edu/campaigns/outdoor-education-leadership

Thank you for your support!

Outdoor Education Leadership - Salisbury University Giving Day Outdoor education Leadership classes offer practical preparation for a growing job market. Graduates of the program acquire skills that can be used in camp leadership, national park services and a variety of wilderness adventure and interpretive programs. Your gift, combined with others, will make a...

ODEL takes Costa Rica!

Having some adventures!

Outdoor Education Leadership students on our way to an amazing adventure in Costa Rica! 😁

Adventure Programming class Fall ‘22! What a great group!

https://www.facebook.com/152655328082184/posts/5259338750747124/

Are you looking for career building experiences in the sciences, and in our National Parks? If so, the Scientists in Parks Program may be for you! Applications are now being accepted through January 23rd for internship positions nationwide, including one here at Assateague Island National Seashore.

The Biology Assistant position is a 36-week internship earning $400/week, and park housing is provided. The intern will work in several different wildlife monitoring and management programs, and will be involved in a project with surveying and summarizing long-term data for endangered and rare beetles on the beach/dune system.

Please check out the listing and learn more about the Scientists in the Parks Program at: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/science/scientists-in-parks.htm

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An NPS volunteer holds a spotted turtle (photo credit: NPS)