Archive
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Campus Rec’s Vital Role in EDI
When it comes to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI), campus recreation can play a vital role. “Campus recreation gives us the platform to connect with...
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Becoming an Active Ally in Your EDI Journey
Wendy B. Motch-Ellis, the director of Campus Recreation at the University of North Carolina Asheville, shares about her journey in becoming an active ally in Equity,...
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Campuses Collaborate to Prevent COVID-19
On March 11, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak a pandemic. Universities and college campuses across the country are trying to figure...
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Women in the Weight Room
Within the fitness industry, special attention is directed toward female members to ensure obstacles such as intimidation or discomfort around men in the weight room...
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Part Two: 2019’s Biggest Cover Story Themes
Continuing to reflect on 2019’s new and improved trends from the years’ cover stories in Part One, Part Two brings even more takeaways and advice...
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The Effect of 2020’s Top 10 Fitness Trends on Campus Rec
Each year, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) releases its Top 10 Fitness Trends. With wearables, group training and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) topping...
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Part One: 2019’s Biggest Cover Story Themes
In 2019, the industry of campus recreation took on some new trends and improved some old ones. From esports and renovations to wellness and collaboration,...
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Collaboration vs. Cooperation: What’s the Difference?
Collaboration is a word I often hear thrown around in meetings, interviews, across campus or at conferences. However, sometimes it feels like cooperation is the...
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Top Tips of Campus Rec Experts in 2019
In each issue of Campus Rec Magazine, we seek the expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. Below is a recap of the best...
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Differentiating Our Products and Services
In my last blog, we discussed the importance of hiring great people. This month, we take a look at the products that those people deliver....
