Setting the Bar Low for Programming Success
Bigger is always better. The more you spend, the more successful you’ll be. These phrases sound great to any campus rec programmer,...
Read moreDavid Bryngil is the associate director of Campus Recreation and Health Promotion at Montclair State University. David has over 29 years of experience in collegiate recreation and higher education. A lifelong resident of New Jersey, David received his bachelor's in English from Saint Peter's College and master's in Public Communications from Fordham University. David's professional interests include facility management, programming, student leadership development, esports and strategic planning. Reach out to him at bryngild@montclair.edu.
Bigger is always better. The more you spend, the more successful you’ll be. These phrases sound great to any campus rec programmer,...
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