All posts tagged "student engagement"
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Wake Forest’s Wellbeing Center Celebrates First Anniversary
The grand opening of the renovated Wake Forest University Wellbeing Center was held March 28, 2018. Now, a year later, the building is thriving and...
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Competitive Esports is Coming to the University of Michigan
At the University of Michigan, esports participants will finally get to wear the “block M” along with the rest of the university’s sports programs. Cybbi Barton,...
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How to Win at Twitter Like LSU UREC
It’s no shock campus rec accounts thrive on Twitter. One campus rec account in particular leads the pack in popularity and performance: @LSU UREC. With...
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Video Marketing at Drexel University
Drexel University recently got extra creative with its marketing. Its campus rec department created a music video that launched in February. Called “Life Happens Within...
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More 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 students, rec centers are making...
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Lost and Found
When you look around your facility, the question isn’t who is there, but rather who isn’t? Jen Armbruster, the coordinator of inclusive rec and community...
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How 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, bright and well-equipped centers on...
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Embrace the Virtual
Most collegiate recreation departments are committed to providing opportunities for every student on campus. However, achieving full participation is a monumental goal. Most recreation centers...
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Words of Wisdom from Building Blocks Experts
Reflection is critical to success, and as 2018 ends and 2019 begins, it’s the perfect time to look back. In each print issue’s Building Blocks...
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Q&A: Best Practices for Adding Unique Facilities
Unique facilities or amenities — such as a ropes course facility, lazy river or dedicated gaming area — aren’t absolutely critical for success in campus...
