How to Be a Happier, More Optimistic Rec Professional

Running a rec center is hard. After dealing with difficult students, equipment problems or who knows what else for the umpteenth time, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. You might even question if...

Four of My Favorite Cover Story Quotes

It’s been almost a year since I took over Campus Rec Magazine....

Renovation Lessons Learned from Building Blocks Experts

Anyone who’s ever gone through a rec center construction project knows nothing...

Why Change Should be a Constant

Henry Ford said “business men go down with their business because they...

An Inside Look at MIT’s 3-2-1 Model

Creating revenue opportunities is one of the most difficult challenges facing campus...

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5 Tips to Make Your Facility Fit
By Steven Trotter on August 23, 2018
Creating SMART goals and lasting behavior change isn’t just for you or your members; implementing goals for your fitness facility are essential building blocks to...
Guided by Core Values
By Heather Hartmann on August 22, 2018
“Enduring great companies don’t exist merely to deliver returns to shareholders. Indeed, in a truly great company, profits and cash flow become like blood and...
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Why You Should Use Archery to Engage Students
By Bobby Dyer on August 21, 2018
Archery likely isn’t at the top of your list for engaging programs, but it shouldn’t be overlooked. As a unique recreation experience that teaches students...
Greatness Takes Time
By Heather Hartmann on August 16, 2018
“Focus on the journey.” How many times have you and I heard that? The journey is the part that matters the most. However, despite hearing...
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The Benefits of In-House Instructors at Northern Iowa
By Bobby Dyer on August 14, 2018
Finding the right fitness instructors can be a challenge for campus rec centers — trainers with the right combination of people skills and training qualifications...