All posts tagged "intramural sports"
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Making the Right Call
There is nothing more frustrating for a player than a ref who clearly doesn’t know what he or she is doing. Your students will quickly...
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Rowan University Unified Sports Club Honored for Inclusivity
The Unified Sports Club at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey, has been bringing college students and Special Olympics athletes together to compete together on...
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Officially Official
Finding the right people to officiate intramurals may seem tough, especially if you’re establishing a new program. Participants can get a bit competitive in the...
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Clemson’s Be A STAR Initiative Gives Intramural Sports More Meaning
At most universities, intramural sports are primarily about competition, and it’s considered an extra win if qualities like sportsmanship and respect are fostered along the...
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Show Me the Money
Intramural sports have been a mainstay of campus recreation for many years. They promote teamwork and sportsmanship, build relationships and keep students active. However, executing...
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Shout It From the Rooftops
Intramural sports can be your best tool for increasing student participation in campus recreation programming – assuming you’re marketing your intramural sports well. While it’s...
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Like, Share, Comment on Social Media
With all of the information out there on social media management, it can get overwhelming. And most articles aren’t targeted toward campus recreation, leaving a...
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Want More Students in your Rec Program?
Archery Tag® combat archery is the fastest growing sport of its kind around the globe. This adrenaline filled co-ed team sport is similar to dodgeball;...
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Floorball Guru: How to Bring the Sport to Your University
Every intramural program offers the basics — basketball, volleyball, soccer, etc. However, when it comes to increasing student engagement, it is important to offer unique...
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A New Outdoor MAC Court at Texas A&M University-Commerce
Running a successful campus recreation department is all about listening to student feedback and trying to the implement the changes they desire. This is precisely...
