AORE is the premier organization dedicated to serving the needs of outdoor recreation and education professionals. AORE members are students, professionals, organizations and vendors.
If you currently serve as an academic instructor, professor, or are pursuing positions such as these, please join your colleagues for an informal conversation and networking. In addition to discussing current events, issues, and opportunities within our current academic landscape, this is also a chance to get to identify pot...
October 28, 2021
Karel Hilversum, Co-Director at Cornell Outdoor Education (and AORE Board Member) shares some lessons learned while drafting a DEI Statement for their program.
This session is FREE for all AORE members & Not-yet-members.
November 08, 2021
The AORE Annual Business Meeting (ABM) is open to all voting and non-voting members. The purpose of the ABM is two-fold; first for AORE leadership to update members on Association Businesses, and second to have generative discussion centered on the association updates. The annual business meeting will be hosted online!
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Come join in conversation with other outdoor facilitators and discuss current challenges. These are non-facilitated meet-ups that allow both members and non-members to connect and discuss topics relevant to their level within their career.
Our breakout rooms will initially include the following, but can ...
November 18, 2021The Access and Permitting Committee supports the National Office by providing the AORE membership with important opportunities, resources, and information relevant to access to public lands and waters for current and aspiring outdoor recreation, education, and industry professionals and organizations. Join us for our monthly meetings to hear legisl...
December 07, 2021
Join AORE Leadership and members as we come together to discuss industry current events, challenges and member questions.
We'll kick the session off with Paul Nicolazzo, Director of the Wilderness Medicine Training Center International, who will talk about the pros and cons of online ONLY wilderness medicine trai...
