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Jan 11, 2023

NC State Professor Part of Global Initiative to Make Sports More Sustainable

Jonathan Casper is one of the co-authors of “Sports for Nature,” a report commissioned by the United Nations Environment Programme to set a baseline for “nature conscious work” in the sport sector. 

Jan 10, 2023

Study Sport Programs and Facilities in the United Kingdom

Learn more about NC State study abroad opportunities including Sport Programs and Facilities in the United Kingdom this summer!

Daniel Lussier - Online Grad Appreciates His Journey Spanning Three Decades - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Dec 15, 2022

Online Grad Appreciates His Journey Spanning Three Decades

NC State Online graduate Daniel Lussier finishes his degree in December of 2022 from Master of Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Sports Management program while also earning a Graduate Certificate in Sports and Entertainment Venue Management. He shares his story of discovering his career path spanning three decades.

South Antarctica Flag, Yu-Fai Leung, and penguins - Antarctica Day Recognizes the Anniversary of the Signing of the Antarctic Treaty - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Dec 1, 2022

Antarctica Day Recognizes the Anniversary of the Signing of the Antarctic Treaty

Antarctica Day is celebrated on December 1st, yet this annual event is probably not on your calendar and you may not own a True South Flag. The celebration started only…

Nov 30, 2022

Antarctica’s Tourism Boom Could Be Stressing Out Penguins

NC State researchers recently found that common tourism behaviors could be disturbing the chinstrap and gentoo penguins of Barrientos Island in the Antarctic Peninsula.

Powwow dance - American Indian Heritage Celebration at North Carolina Museum of History - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Nov 21, 2022

American Indian Heritage Celebration at North Carolina Museum of History

“Indigenous people are still here!” This was the theme for the 2022 American Indian Heritage Celebration held at the North Carolina Museum of History on Saturday, November 19th. Kicking off…

Visitors paddling on the Coharie River in Sampson County, NC - Paddling with the Coharie Tribe: A People-First Tourism Experience - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Nov 17, 2022

Paddling with the Coharie Tribe: A People-First Tourism Experience

One part tourism research lab and one part business, People-First Tourism (P1tLab) is a social start-up created via professors at NC State. It is both a movement and a company that…

Map of North Carolina State Trails - North Carolina: The Great Trails State - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Nov 15, 2022

North Carolina: The Great Trails State

Trails and greenways provide numerous benefits to communities, not only recreational and environmental benefits, but also significant economic development, health, and transportation benefits. Hikers, paddlers, mountain bikers, equestrians and walkers…

PRTM Alums showing wolfpack pride (wolf ears) at NCRPA Fall 2022 Conference - NC Recreation & Parks Scholarships Awarded at NCRPA Annual Conference - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Oct 28, 2022

NC Recreation & Parks Scholarships Awarded at NCRPA Annual Conference

Professionals from throughout North Carolina gathered at the Greenville Convention Center in October 2022 to take advantage of networking opportunities, education sessions and panel discussions. Alums from NC State’s department of…

Jonathan Casper and Jason Bocarro with their awards - Department Awards and Honors 2021-2022 - Parks Recreation and Tourism Management NC State University

Oct 25, 2022

Department Awards and Honors 2021-2022

Faculty, staff, students and alumni from NC State’s department of parks, recreation and tourism management garnered significant recognition for their accomplishments over the past year. Here are a few highlights. Kathryn…