Blogs
-
Office of the Future: The Remote Worker
I often hear from clients and colleagues that they are unable to hire additional positions because they don’t have anywhere to put them. Not having...
-
Acknowledging Growth in Yourself
Have you ever been able to see growth in yourself? I’m not talking about height or hair length, but rather a deeper sort of growth....
-
Not Your Typical Fitness Event
By day, I’m an editor. By night, I’m a CrossFit Coach. Here in Louisville, I coach at a local CrossFit gym. I’ve been training there...
-
Clock Builders Versus Time Tellers
Is your rec center built to last? You put so much time and effort into planning programs, renovating facilities and hiring student staff, but there...
-
Why Change Should be a Constant: Part Two
Here is Part Two of a two part blog series by Matt Beck on lessons learned in renovation. Many campus recreation professionals will encounter older...
-
Do You Have a BHAG?
Big Hairy Audacious Goal. Sounds a little scary, doesn’t it? In “Built to Last” by Jim Collins and Jerry Porras, the Big Hairy Audacious Goal...
-
A Brand New Student Leader Training Program
Developing our student leaders for post-graduate success is something campus rec departments do best. Often, we find this development occurring through our club sport leaders...
-
Creating Culture at Purdue
On Monday of this week, I took a three-hour drive north to visit Purdue University. The CoRec and its team are appearing on the cover...
-
5 Things Learned in Moving to a Small Private School
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to transition from a large collegiate recreation program to a smaller university? It can be intimidating...
-
Developing Your Core Ideology
Did you know speaking out loud makes something more real? Or at least, that’s what the authors of “Built to Last” shared. In the book,...
