Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

The American Red Cross basic course in back-country emergency response. This 16 hour course is for those who work, live or play in remote areas – away from the usual EMS service. Even though the emergency workers near these areas may be trained to search for and rescue those in need, there may be a delay in the notification of assistance, the time required to get to the patient, or in moving the patient to more advanced treatment.

This class covers assessment and urgent first aid techniques, but not in-depth CPR. Basic first aid skills are covered, making this course appropriate for anyone regardless of experience level. Current certification in CPR/AED is required. A certification can be issued that has an expiration of 2 years and serves as a Basic First Aid certification as well. A minimum age of 15 is recommended for participants due to the serious nature of the course and scenarios.

You learn:

• How to administer first aid in a wilderness context. Topics include: the Patient Assessment System
• creating evacuation plans and wilderness emergency procedures
• spinal cord injuries
• shock
• head injuries
• wilderness wound management
• athletic injuries
• fracture management
• dislocations
• cold illness
• heat illness
• altitude sickness
• lightning
• allergies and anaphylaxis

Meeting location: expect to meet at the OA Office located in the North West Corner of the SRC around 8:00 AM.

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

About conference:

WROLC has brought together students and professionals involved in outdoor leadership from around the west for the past 20 years. The three day conference is filled with educational workshops, networking opportunities, fun and an inspiring keynote speaker. WROLC is a traveling conference and UC San Diego is proud to host the 20th annual WROLC.

Information:

The conference is open to everyone (students AND non-students). WROLC offers an outstanding opportunity for first time presenters to offer a conference workshop. All events are open to the public; advance registration is required. WROLC 2013 will take place at UC San Diego.

Keynote Speaker Stephen Wampler

20,000 Pull-ups and 6 days of Climbing: Stephen will inspire and humble us with the story of his push to be the first person with Cerebral Palsy to climb El Capitan. Stephen’s story was featured in the film, Wall: The Journey Up (trailer).

Contact info:

wrolc@ucsd.edu

858-534-0684 (Outback Rental Shop)

858-453-8762 (fax)

Pre-trip meeting:  A meeting time will be held on January 29th @ 8:30pm to talk about the weekend.

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• Class will be held at  4:00pm. Class will last 1 hour.
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office or the “Ridge”)
• If you have a group larger than 5 we can accommodate you and your group.
• Free
• After successful completion of a one hour class you will be required to take belay test when you come back to the wall.

You learn:

• Procedures & policies
• Equipment use and care
• Belaying Skills and communication
• Avoiding risk and injury
• Attitude & etiquette towards safety

Information:

• The clinic will be a 3 day course.
• you will meet on consecutive Tuesday starting on April 16
• Class size limited (sign up at OA office)

You learn:

• Personal Safety (i.e. sunscreen, stretching, swim wear, etc.)
• Equipment (i.e. life jacket, skiis, wake boards, wet suits, boats, etc.)
• Dry Land Instruction For Beginners (i.e. practice basic skills on dock)
• Basic Skills (i.e. deep-water start, riding behind boat, crossing wakes, basic jumping, etc.)

any question please call the office (1-818-677-4453) or stop by and talk to us

Information:

The American Red Cross basic course in back-country emergency response. This 16 hour course is for those who work, live or play in remote areas – away from the usual EMS service. Even though the emergency workers near these areas may be trained to search for and rescue those in need, there may be a delay in the notification of assistance, the time required to get to the patient, or in moving the patient to more advanced treatment.

This class covers assessment and urgent first aid techniques, but not in-depth CPR. Basic first aid skills are covered, making this course appropriate for anyone regardless of experience level. Current certification in CPR/AED is required. A certification can be issued that has an expiration of 2 years and serves as a Basic First Aid certification as well. A minimum age of 15 is recommended for participants due to the serious nature of the course and scenarios.

You learn:

• How to administer first aid in a wilderness context. Topics include: the Patient Assessment System
• creating evacuation plans and wilderness emergency procedures
• spinal cord injuries
• shock
• head injuries
• wilderness wound management
• athletic injuries
• fracture management
• dislocations
• cold illness
• heat illness
• altitude sickness
• lightning
• allergies and anaphylaxis

Meeting location: expect to meet at the OA Office located in the North West Corner of the SRC around 8:00 AM.