All posts tagged "Campus Rec Professional"
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A Positive Perspective for Recreation Leaders
Rusty Vineyard shares the concept of a new, positive perspective after reading the book, “The Energy Bus.” One of the chapters in “The Energy Bus”...
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Social Media Report: The What and Why
Ashley Demshki gives a step-by-step guide to building a social media report. In the age of social media, we are all marketers now, right? I...
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Student Well-being: Unpacking the Puzzle Pieces
Will Evans discusses student well-being and unpacks the many puzzle pieces that contribute to overall health and wellness. “Hope all is well” — the quintessential...
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Belong in Campus Recreation: Leadership Testimonials
Marc Iturriaga spoke with multiple campus recreation leaders and shares how their departments are showing students they belong in campus recreation. Ask any campus recreation...
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The Virtual Escape Room Experience at Purdue
How Purdue RecWell created a virtual escape room experience using Purdue trivia and knowledge relevant to university students. “Think out of the box.” How many...
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Tiffany Lomax of Colby College
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the November/December 2020 issue, Campus Rec spoke with Tiffany...
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Deep Listening: Understanding Versus Responding
Rusty Vineyard shares deep listening tips, including how to become a better listener and the difference between understanding and responding. When someone deeply listens to...
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Athletic Training: Five Must-Do’s to Start Your Program
Greg Corack shares the five things you must do when considering starting your athletic training program on campus. In my 15-plus years playing contact sports...
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Unlikely Partnerships in Campus Recreation
How Saint Joseph’s University found unlikely partnerships in unique spaces to provide programming opportunities. When planning began for the Fall 2020 semester at Saint...
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Assessment Tools Your Department Can Incorporate Now
How often do you evaluate the assessment tools your department uses? If you only think about data when someone above you requests it, you’re not...
