Brandon Snead
Biography
Brandon Snead, MS, CTRS, is an instructor within the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences in the recreational therapy program. His professional background includes leading recreational therapy interventions for adults with mental health diagnoses, targeting motivation to participate in community-based recreation. In this effort, he has developed and led biking and storytelling interventions, physical activity fairs, and worked with Temple University college students to facilitate leisure education conferences for consumers of mental healthcare. As an instructor, he aims to offer experiences that allow students to apply what they learn in classes in real-world settings.
Education
- MS, Recreation Therapy, Temple University
- BS, Therapeutic Recreation, Temple University
Courses Taught
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Number |
Name |
Level |
|---|---|---|
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HRPR 3096 |
Cultural Competency in Health and Healthcare |
Undergraduate |
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RCTH 0813 |
Disability Identity in Contemporary Society |
Undergraduate |
|
RCTH 1102 |
Inclusive Recreation and Sports Services |
Undergraduate |
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RCTH 3111 |
Health Promotion through Leisure Education |
Undergraduate |
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RCTH 3802 |
Developmental Disabilities and Mental Health Conditions Across the Lifespan |
Undergraduate |
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RCTH 4185 |
Internship II in Recreational Therapy |
Undergraduate |
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RCTH 4196 |
Recreational Therapy Clinical Procedures |
Undergraduate |