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AORE seeks input on Wilderness First Aid Scope of Practice.
AORE membership approves the creation of an Executive Director position (11/7/09)!
Wilderness Medicine Summit Press ReleaseAORE has released a White Paper for indoor rock climbing and manufactured climbing wall standards of practice. Find information here.
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About AORE
Mission
The mission of the Association is to provide opportunities for professionals and students in the field of outdoor recreation and education to exchange information, promote the preservation and conservation of the natural environment, and address issues common to college, university, community, military, and other not-for-profit outdoor recreation and education programs.
AORE Bylaws
AORE Goals and Objectives
Board of Directors
AORE's Board of Directors serves as volunteers for the Association and is elected by the membership. They are practitioners who have a vested interest in protecting and advancing the profession of outdoor recreation and education. AORE is a grass-roots, non-bureaucratic organization with an agenda developed by the membership. To learn more about the current AORE Board of Directors and how to become involved, please click here.
Committees
The Board of Directors maintains the Association's goals and objectives and annually develops and follows a strategic map. Committees serve two purposes: first, to provide an outlet to the membership to pursue initiatives of the membership with the support of the Board of Directors; and second, to fulfill ongoing expectations and work to maintain the Association's development as assigned by the Board. To learn more about current AORE committees and how to become involved, please click here.
National Office
The Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education's National Office is managed by the Wilderness Management Group, LLC. The Wilderness Management Group is based just outside of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and specializes in the administration and development of professional and not-for-profit organizations. To learn more about the AORE National Office management team, please click here.
Membership
AORE members are programmers, teachers, leaders, and students involved in outdoor programs. These include: college and university non-credit recreational programs and degree granting programs, military recreation, community recreation, and private outdoor schools.
AORE members enjoy networking and communication opportunities through the Association newsletter, conference proceedings, and several publications.
As an AORE member, you may wish to volunteer to work on a task force throughout the year to address critical issues that impact the field of outdoor recreation and education. Or you may wish to run for election on the AORE Board of Directors to help guide the future of the Association.
Any person or organization whose interests are consistent with the mission of the Association may become a member upon application and payment of dues. To learn more about AORE membership types and benefits, please click here.
AORE Regions and Regional Representatives
AORE Conference
If you're an outdoor professional from a college, university, military base, community recreation center or other not-for-profit outdoor program, the AORE conference is the year's most important event. For several days in late October and early November, outdoor professionals come together to share ideas, learn new techniques and re-energize themselves for another year. The AORE conference is the gathering of friends and colleagues, a place to renew friendships and meet new people in your field. To learn more about the upcoming AORE annual conference, please click here.
The AORE conference doesn't just happen. It needs a school or organization to host the conference, and a small core group of people who are willing to provide a home for the conference and do all the work necessary to put it together. The conference is truly a grass roots effort. There's no big event company running our conference--it's every one of us, working cooperatively to make it happen.
AORE Potential Conference Host Guide
Memorandums of Understanding
The AORE works with other organizations, programs, companies and business to provide member services as we as meet the needs of the membership. The Association works collaboratively to provide mutually beneficial understandings and to foster long term relationships. Currently, the AORE is working alongside: National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association, OutdoorEd.com, National Outdoor Book Awards, and Leave No Trace, and others as well.