Tel: 765-983-1589 Fax: 765-983-1207 www.earlham.edu/center-environmental-action

Earlham College is a selective,

private, national liberal arts college

established in 1847.

The Center for Environmental Action

was established in 2011, and

includes the Wilderness Program

(circa 1970), an academic degree

program, month-long wilderness

orientation courses in both Utah and

Canada, and resources to assist

students and faculty to pursue

experiential learning in and with the

natural environment.

EARLHAM COLLEGE

Wilderness First Responder and

Wilderness First Aid Courses

DATES:

May 7-15, 2012 Sponsored By

Adventure, Inquiry, Exploration

Earlham College Center for

Environmental Action

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Registration Form Sign up for: Time Price

r Wilderness First Responder 80 hrs. $625.00

r Wilderness First Aid 16 hrs. $195.00

r WFR-Earlham Affiliate* N/A $550.00

r WFA-Earlham Affiliate* N/A $175.00

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Earlham College Wilderness Programs

801 National Road West; Drawer 87 Richmond, Indiana 47374 Phone: 765-983-1589 Fax: 765-983-1207 Email: wilderness@earlham.edu

Your Instructors

SOLO (Stonehearth Open Learning

Opportunities) is a nationally

recognized training school for

wilderness and emergency medicine.

Courses are taught in a highly

practical and experiential manner and

emphasize improvisation and the

application of good judgment.

Certifications are good for three years

and are recognized by the other major

wilderness training providers including

WMI and WMA.

The classrooms at Earlham are

comfortable and well outfitted. Access

to “back campus”- a wooded area

with hiking trails provides an excellent

location for practicums and

simulations.

For more information, check out our

website www.earlham.edu/~outdoors

Courses

Courses offered include the 80-hour Wilderness First Responder, the 16-hour Wilderness First Aid, and an evening CPR certification class. See below for more information on each course, lodging, and registration.

Wilderness First Responder Course

WFR is an 80-hour certification course that meets all DOT national standards for First Responder with additional protocols for extended care situations. The curriculum includes protocols for patient assessment, extended care, and wilderness rescue. Dates: May 7-15, 2012.

Wilderness First Aid Course

The WFA is a 16-hour introduction to first aid and long-term patient care. The curriculum includes patient assessment and protocols covering a wide range of wilderness medicine topics. This course is ideal for camp counselors, trip leaders and anyone spending significant amounts of time in wilderness settings. The course may be used as a WFR refresher/re-certification for holders of current WFR cards from SOLO, WMA, or WMI. Dates: May 7-8, 2012.

Lodging Options

Richmond has a variety of hotels and motels relatively close to campus. A large grocery store is within easy walking distance to the campus.

To Register Complete the registration brochure and include full fee by check or purchase order to Earlham College. Space is limited; please register as early as possible. A confirmation packet will be mailed to you upon receipt.

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