All posts tagged "student engagement"
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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...
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Flying Yoga at the University of Florida
Aerial yoga isn’t at the top of many programming lists, but it’s worth considering if you’d like a unique fitness class that really grabs students’...
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Come for the Workouts, Stay for the Relationships
Retention is important in campus recreation — you’ve driven a student through your doors, so obviously you want to keep them coming back. This can...
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The Final Exam: Six Questions with Amy Swingle
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the November/December issue, Campus Rec spoke with Amy Swingle, the director of...
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The Weightlifting Gender Discrepancy Study — Part One
Recently, the Iowa State rec center conducted the Weightlifting Gender Discrepancy Study to determine how campus recreation can be more inclusive. This is Part One,...
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Aquatics Programming Drives Engagement at UCF
Before the weather turns frosty, aquatics programming can be used to great effect in engaging students. To make aquatics programming work for you doesn’t require...
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The Recreation Love Connection at Towson
Your rec center is leaving lasting impressions, whether you realize it or not. We wanted to share one story of how campus recreation has had...
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Open Invitation
There are very few certainties in life. The sun will come up in the morning, you’ll get your tax return a month late, and college...
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Why You Should Use Archery to Engage Students
Archery likely isn’t at the top of your list for engaging programs, but it shouldn’t be overlooked. As a unique recreation experience that teaches students...
