2025 WKU Camp, Recreation & Related Professions Job Fairs
What: The WKU Recreation, Park, & Nonprofit Administration program hosts a job fair in the fall and spring semesters. The WKU Camp, Recreation, and Related Professions Job Fair is the perfect opportunity to recruit talented students looking for rewarding positions (part-time, full-time, internships, seasonal).
Camp, recreation, and related profession agencies typically offer a variety of jobs
in many different areas (i.e. recreation, event planning and management, youth leadership,
music, art, technology, ministry, recreation/sport skills instruction, aquatics, equestrian,
etc.). This variety greatly increases the likelihood of students finding a position
that fits their interests and complements their area of study.
For additional information or questions about the job fairs please contact Raymond Poff at (270)745-2498 or at raymond.poff@wku.edu
When: Fall date TBA, 11am to 3pm.
Where: Downing Student Union - Main lobby first floor
Registration fee: TBA (includes 1 parking pass, 2 meal tickets, table, 2 chairs)
Registration link: [Check back for the Fall 2025 registration link]
Employers pre-registered for 2025 spring semester job fair
- 4-H Youth Development: University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service
- Barefoot Republic
- Beech Bend Park
- Bowling Green Parks and Recreation
- The Center for Courageous Kids
- Christian Appalachian Project
- City of Paducah - Paducah, KY
- Gasper River Catholic Youth Camp & Retreat Center
- Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana
- Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee
- Kidcam Camps - WKU Camp Big Red
- Loucon Training and Retreat Center
- Louisville Metro Parks and Recreation
- Summit Bechtel Reserve
- Warren County Parks and Recreation
- YMCA Camp Widjiwagan
About the WKU Recreation, Park, and Nonprofit Administration Program: Established in 1967, this academic degree program provides access to a world of fulfilling careers helping individuals, families, and communities through recreation and leisure.
The degree program includes three concentrations: Essentials of Recreation, Parks, Events, and Tourism (30-36 hours); Comprehensive Study of Recreation, Parks, Events, and Tourism (48 hours); and Nonprofit Administration (48 hours). Also offered are minors in Outdoor Experience Leadership, Tourism and Events, Nonprofit Administration, and Facility & Event Management. WKU Fly Fishing and WKU Fly Fishing Montana are also part of the program offerings. All of these great opportunities are housed in the School of Kinesiology, Recreation & Sport in the College of Health and Human Services.