Experiential Learning in Therapeutic Recreation: Hearst Arts Center and North Star Community Services

Authors

Dannah Karolus, University of Northern IowaFollow

Comments

Class Project, Creative Presentation, Video

Experiential Learning in Therapeutic Recreation: Hearst Arts Center and North Star Community Services has only acoustic guitar music playing throughout the video. There is no speaking.

Work/Availability

Open Access Undergraduate Student Work

Type of Work

Video

Keywords

Hearst Center for the Arts (Cedar Falls, Iowa); Art museums and people with disabilities--Iowa--Cedar Falls; Handicraft for people with disabilities;

Abstract

This work is in response to a semester-long experiential learning opportunity in therapeutic recreation. Students attended the Hearst Arts Center biweekly in one-hour increments to help facilitate a visual arts program for North Star Community Services participants. A digital art piece was to be produced upon completion, reflecting on the experience using elements of storytelling, creativity, and promotion. The following video emerged as a result.

Date of Work

2023

Department

Department of Health, Recreation, and Community Services

First Advisor

Rodney Dieser

Repository

UNI ScholarWorks, Rod Library, University of Northern Iowa

Copyright

©2023 Dannah Karolus

Language

en

File Format

video/mp4

Recommended Citation

Karolus, Dannah, "Experiential Learning in Therapeutic Recreation: Hearst Arts Center and North Star Community Services" (2023). Undergraduate Student Work. 37.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/ugswork/37