All posts tagged "leadership"
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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...
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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...
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The Final Exam: Six Questions with Brian Cousins
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the September/October issue, Campus Rec spoke with Brian Cousins, the executive director...
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How to Be a Happier, More Optimistic Rec Professional
Running a rec center is hard. After dealing with difficult students, equipment problems or who knows what else for the umpteenth time, it’s easy to...
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If at First You Don’t Succeed
Imagine you’re camping — car camping, not intense backpacking with all your survival necessities and selfie stick strapped to your back. Imagine you’re up on...
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Why You Need to be a Level 5 Leader
What does it take to make an organization or campus rec department go from good to great? In my company, we just started reading “Good...
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Ask the Expert: Benjamin Pazian
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Benjamin Pazian, the aquatics coordinator at the University of South Florida, shares advice 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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The Final Exam: Six Questions with Greg Avakian
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the May/June issue, Campus Rec spoke with Greg Avakian, the director of...
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In Two Places at Once
It’s difficult to expect the second of anything to be as good as the original — the same can be said for campus rec facilities....
