Here are more pages from the scrapbook I kept in 1976-1977 as the Reporter-Historian of the Texas A&M University Recreation and Parks Club, being posted here in anticipation of the 50th anniversary of the Recreation, Park, and Tourism Sciences Department.
These images are of and from the pages about the 1977 National Workshop of the Association of Interpretive Naturalists, or AIN (now the National Association for Interpretation). Unlike the Recreation Management Institute (RMI) held just a few weeks earlier, the Recreation and Parks Club was not responsible for keeping AIN running, but many students helped out anyway in the "Nerve Center,", and participated in social events and sessions, some of which were interactive.
Above: Paul Martin (M.Ag. '80) and Cody Jetton '79 participate in an OBIS (Outdoor Biology Instructional Activities) session on Friday morning, April 8, 1977.
Above: AIN Nerve Center head Karen Herrington '78 on the last day.
Right: Pam Murdock '79 tries to sell an AIN participant an "Are You InAIN?" t-shirt.
Below: Karen Herrington '78 watches Chris Andrews '80 and David Bierschwale arm-wrestle in the Nerve Center.
Left: T-shirt design.
© Amanda Pape - 2016 - click here to e-mail me.
These images are of and from the pages about the 1977 National Workshop of the Association of Interpretive Naturalists, or AIN (now the National Association for Interpretation). Unlike the Recreation Management Institute (RMI) held just a few weeks earlier, the Recreation and Parks Club was not responsible for keeping AIN running, but many students helped out anyway in the "Nerve Center,", and participated in social events and sessions, some of which were interactive.
Left: brochure for the AIN Workshop.
Below: Department head Dr. Les Reid welcomes AIN participants to A&M's Recreation and Parks Department.
Right: Pam Murdock '79 tries to sell an AIN participant an "Are You InAIN?" t-shirt.
Below: Karen Herrington '78 watches Chris Andrews '80 and David Bierschwale arm-wrestle in the Nerve Center.
© Amanda Pape - 2016 - click here to e-mail me.
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