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skiing trip in 1920, and the following spring saw a 300 percent increase in applications for admission to the college. By 1932, 14 outing clubs had been founded at universities in the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada. These 14 clubs formed the Intercollegiate Outing Club Association
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and little bureaucracy. A trip may or may not have a designated facilitator or leader to enforce safety or legal guidelines. A less common trip model is the "guided or packaged trip," in which most details are planned in advance.
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Outing clubs were especially popular before and during World War II. They offered a way for students to find transportation at a time when few had cars and when gasoline was rationed. Because many of these clubs were at
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Like other student societies, outing clubs are usually run and chartered by students of a college or university along with an advisor. Equipment and fees are funded by membership dues, shared trip costs, or donations.
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sports such as snowboarding and hang gliding. Clubs typically provide gear and training for new members to help them participate safely.
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through educational events or by participating in service projects, such as building or maintaining cabins or trails.
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Daring To Be Different! Proceedings of the Annual International Conference on Outdoor Recreation and Education
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were also important outing club activities in the past, but this is less common today.
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began planning wilderness outings in the late nineteenth century in response to the
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From Skisport to Skiing: One Hundred Years of an American Sport, 1840–1940
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Clubs tend to use a "common adventure" model, with democratic
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Harris, Fred H. (February 1920). Grosvenor, Gilbert (ed.).
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Ski jumping at a Dartmouth Outing Club event circa 1920
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Outing Club
outing

student society
outdoor recreation
students' unions
early American conservation movement
winter sports
National Geographic
Dartmouth Outing Club
single-sex schools
A line of students, many wearing costumes or swimwear, descends toward an alpine ridge
On the Loose
Claremont Colleges
Mount Baldy
San Gabriel Mountains
outdoor recreational activities
"extreme"
conservation
square dancing
group decision-making
List of college and university outing clubs
Outdoor education
caving organizations
climbing club
cycling club
rowing club


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