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Inside: The March/April 2019 Issue
An Agent of Change
Budgets and buildings must not be a barrier. The above statement was made by Mila Padgett during a NIRSA 2016...
Read moreBeneath the Surface
With 800,000 square feet of space, as well as 72 acres of natural and artificial grass surfaces, there’s definitely a...
Read moreMore Than Just a Trend
Students are seeking more well-rounded lifestyles to achieve greater physical, mental and emotional states. To meet this increasing need among...
Read moreLost and Found
When you look around your facility, the question isn’t who is there, but rather who isn’t? Jen Armbruster, the coordinator...
Read moreProactive Pools
While the game of Risk is that — simply a game — the concept of risk is not to be...
Read moreThe Price is Right
Everyone likes to save money. Countless organizations across the country — including campus rec centers — dedicate meetings every year...
Read moreAsk the Expert: Budgeting
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Skyler Rorabaugh, the director of Campus Recreation at the...
Read moreThirsty Thursday
Nutrition education is an increasingly common offering in campus recreation. To help generate interest in healthy eating from its student...
Read moreHow to Use the Powerful Recruiting Tool
Campus Rec and Wellness Centers (CRWC) continue to be an increasingly powerful recruiting tool. Students now expect to see clean,...
Read moreEmbrace the Virtual
Most collegiate recreation departments are committed to providing opportunities for every student on campus. However, achieving full participation is a...
Read moreThe Final Exam: Six Questions with Teri
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 Teri...
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