All posts tagged "student development"
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Clemson’s Be A STAR Initiative Gives Intramural Sports More Meaning
At most universities, intramural sports are primarily about competition, and it’s considered an extra win if qualities like sportsmanship and respect are fostered along the...
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Reaching New Heights with Rock Climbing Instructors
Employing educated rock climbing instructors, while necessary for such a specialized activity, can be quite a challenge. However, at Auburn University this has not proven...
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Utah’s Crimson Crew
Spectacular is the word Mary Bohlig, the director of campus recreation at the University of Utah, used to describe her surroundings. So it’s no wonder...
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Show Me the Money
Intramural sports have been a mainstay of campus recreation for many years. They promote teamwork and sportsmanship, build relationships and keep students active. However, executing...
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The Final Exam: Six Questions with Kenny Moore
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the March/April issue, Campus Rec spoke with Kenny Moore, the...
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Lessons Learned from the Top 10 Most Read Stories
Sometimes, the best and truest words have already been spoken. The same is certainly true for this website — we’ve had the pleasure of speaking...
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Three Keys to Student Development
Student development in the world of higher education and campus recreation can take on various meanings. For me, student development is about your personal journey...
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The Many Dimensions of Wellness
You have a recreation center filled with fitness equipment, group exercise studios, basketball courts, a climbing wall and much more. But developing a balanced, healthy...
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The Importance of a Name
I am the first to admit that I am the worst when it comes to remembering names. I could meet someone three times before I...
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The Benefits of Being an Intramural Official
In college, the majority of students who engage in intramural sports do so to actually play. Chances are being an official is not their motivation...
