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Empower Yourself Physically through
Fitness & Wellness:pages 3-6
Empower Yourself Emotionally
through Aquatics:pages 7-8
Empower Yourself Intellectually
through Safety:page 15
Empower YourselfSocially through
Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs:pages 9-12
Hello Lumberjacks! As you will find in this Campus Recreation program guide, we are all about looking for ways to empower yourself. This theme also rings true for me, as I have just joined the Stephen F. Austin family as the Director of Campus Recreation. You could say I’m still a kid at heart – I love to live life adventur-ously, hence why I have been involved in recreation for the last 18 years. This is what I do, it’s in my blood and I love the career path I have taken. I hope to bring some new ideas, a fresh perspective, and a willingness to learn as well. I am big on professional devel-opment, collaboration, and being on the cutting edge of whatever trends are out there. I hope that I can build upon that solid founda-tion and help Campus Recreation and SFA reach even higher. I’m excited to be a part of the SFA and Campus Recreation community for many reasons, but mostly because this is a place that is doing things with student service as their primary focus and I’m ready to explore new ways to benefit this department and university.
Sincerely,Ken Morton - Director of Campus Recreation
Website: www.sfasu.edu/campusrecFacebook: Campus Rec - SFA Rec CenterTwitter: www.twitter.com/SFACampusRecYouTube: www.youtube.com/user/SFACampusRecBlog: www.sfacampusrec.blogspot.com/
From the Director’s Desk
Student Rec Center Main Office: (936) 468-3507Student Rec Center Welcome Desk: (936) 468-8400Campus Rec Fax: (936) 468-7052E-mail: [email protected]
Contact
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Empower YourselfEnvironmentally
through Outdoor Pursuits:pages 13-14
Empower Yourself Spiritually through Special Events:
page 16
Empower Yourself Financially
through Staff:pages 17-18
Empower YourselfSocially through
Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs:pages 9-12
Welcome to the Campus Recreation Fall 2010 Program Guide!
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Each semester means fresh opportunities to improve, a new chance to empower yourself in all areas of life.
At Campus Recreation, we offer programs and services that give you the opportunity toenhance your life through seven dimensions: physically, emotionally, intellectually,culturally, environmentally, spiritually and financially. Each dimension has a correspond-ing recreational or program area that can help you achieve a healthy andbalanced lifestyle.
In this online booklet, you will find valuable information about recreational programs, special events, job opportunities andfacility and membership services offered this semester.
We invite you to look into our programs and events from allprogram areas provided at Campus Rec!
Learn how to empoweryourself in any or all of these areas through our facility, the main hub of allprograms within.
Facility and MemberServices information is found on pages 19-22.
Fitness Event Register Date & TimeExercise of the Month Challenge Register at the Welcome Desk September 1 - November 30
Women on Weights September 20-214 p.m. - 6 p.m.Rec Center Lobby
Tuesday, October 28Tuesday, November 5Tuesday, November 12Tuesday, November 19
25 Class Club Challenge October 11 - 124 p.m. - 6 p.m.Rec Center Lobby
Monday, October 18
Cardio Floor & Weight RoomThe cardio floor and weight room has a combined total of 12,000 square feet of fitness space. Within this space, there are various types of cardiovascular equipment including treadmills, ellipticals, steppers, stationary bikes and ergometers. Most cardio pieces are equipped with a personal TV and audio unit that houses 12 XM Radio channels. The weight room equipment includes free weights, plate loaded and selectorized machines that enable all users to enjoy a great workout. Among the many choices in cardio and weight equipment, there are stretching machines and free movement space. In such spaces, there are stretching mats, a plyobound-er, medicine balls and resist-a-balls for added variety and resistance.
Empower Yourself Physically: Fitness
Students, members and guests have weight belts, jump ropes, hand wraps, tally counters and more available at the Welcome Desk for check out. In order to
check out this equipment participants must have
a valid SFA ID.
Learn to empower yourself physically through everything the fitness program has to offer, from Group Exercise classes to interactive events. All events are free to partake in. Further em-power yourself physically on the Campus Rec website by reading exercise and fitness tips and subscribing to our fitness podcasts uploaded monthly on You Tube!
Find Your Fit: Group Exercise
All participants who wish to enter a class must wear appropriate workout attire with closed toe close heel non-marking soled athletic shoes. Each participant must hand the instructor their Jax Pass as they enter the class to reserve their spot in the class. No one will be admitted into a class after the class has begun. Equipment and mats will be provided for each class. Classes may by can-celled at the discretion of the Campus Recre-ation staff.
Schedules and descriptions for Group X classes are available in the Student Recre-ation Center and online at www.sfasu.edu/campusrec.
The group exercise program offers a variety of classes that range in intensity and complexity. Each of the many classes are FREE for SFA students, members and guests. All classes are located at the Student Recreation Center and require an active SFA identification card.
To enter into a class, participants must pick up a Jax Pass at the Welcome Desk of the Student Recreation Center.
Passes are distributed starting one hour before the class begins.
session 1: August 30 - October 22session II: October 25 - December 17
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Empower Yourself Physically: Wellness
Nutrition & Fitness Costs Member Non-MemberNutrition Assessment • Weight Room Orientation1 Session
$5 $10
Nutrition Analysis • Fitness Assessment1 Session
$10 $15
Nutrition Counseling • Fitness Analysis • Personal Training1 Session
$15 $20
Nutrition Counseling • Personal Training5 Sessions
$70 $95
Nutrition Counseling • Personal Training10 Sessions
$130 $180
Nutrition Counseling • Personal Training15 Sessions
$200 $275
The Wellness program offers events and services in conjunction to the fitness program to fur-ther help members empower themselves physically. Wellness events, like National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, and services are available to increase awareness about health and wellness topics. The Wellness Service Center houses personal training, massage therapy and nutritional services. Proactive health tips, exercise tips and healthy recipes are available on the website to help students get through the semester in a physically empowering way!
Nutrition Counseling will be conducted by a Dietetic Intern. A counseling session will include a nutrition assess-ment and a counseling session. A counseling session will also include an in-depth discussion on dietary eating habits, personal goals and resources to help achieve those goals.
Nutrition Analysis will be conducted by a Dietetic Intern. An analysis will include a nutrition testing series and a meeting with the Dietetic Intern to discuss goals and target improvements.
Nutrition Assessments will be con-ducted by a Dietetic Intern. An as-sessment will include a nutritional testing series.
“ I can stop by Campus Rec, get a 15-minute massage and be refreshed for the rest of the
day.It’s so convenient!
Wellness Event Date & Time LocationBlood Drive October 26-27
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Rec Center Meeting Room
National Collegiate AlcoholAwareness Week (NCAAW)
October 26 & 284 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Rec Center Lobby
Wellness Fair December 1Noon - 5 p.m.
Rec Center Lobby
Debbie Norris: Assistant Director of Fitness, Wellness & Aquatics(936) 468-5835 - [email protected]
Michael Ryan: Fitness & Wellness Graduate Assistant(936) 468-1436 - [email protected]
Massage Therapy Costs Member Non-MemberChair, Table or Reflexology15 Minutes
$12 $15
Deep Tissue, Chair, Table, Trigger Point, Reflexology,Swedish, or Sport30 Minutes
$25 $30
Table45 Minutes
$40 $45
Table, Swedish, Sport, Trigger Point or Deep Tissue60 Minutes
$50 $60
Fitness Analysis will be con-ducted by a certified student personal trainer. An analysis will include a fitness testing series consisting of a short workout and a meeting with the trainer to discuss goals and target improvements.
Fitness Assessments will be conducted by a certified student personal trainer. An assessment will include a fitness testing series that will include a short workout.
Weight Room Orientations will be conducted by one of our trained fitness assistants. An orientation will include a one to two-hour tour of the weight room, including proper ways to adjust the machines to your comfort.
Personal Training ses-sions will be conducted by a certified student personal trainer. A training session will include a fitness assessment and a one-hour training ses-sion in the weight room.
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Empower Yourself Emotionally: Aquatics
Aquatics Event Date Time LocationGroup Swim Lessons September 18-
October 23(Saturdays Only)
9 a.m. - Noon HPE Indoor Pool
LifeguardCertification Class
September 10-12 Friday: 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.Saturday/Sunday:8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
HPE Indoor Pool & Room 202
Empower your emotions and let go of all your tension through the Aquatics program at Campus Rec. There’s nothing more relaxing than lounging on the 270-foot lazy river or playing volleyball in the pool with your friends! Come to the pool to melt away your stress and em-power yourself through a sense of calm and relaxation. Aquatics offers various programming including swim lessons, lifeguard certification courses and recreational activities. There is also a large capacity spa, diving well, lap lanes and an open recreation area is available for all to enjoy!
“ I like to sit in the hot tub after a hard workout. It helps relax my muscles and feels great! ”
- Jamal Turner, Business Junior
Debbie Norris: Assistant Director of Fitness, Wellness & Aquatics(936) 468-5835 - [email protected]
Greg Nord: Aquatics Graduate Assistant(936) 468-1810 - [email protected]
Group Swim LessonsGroup swim lessons are a great way for children to learn how to swim or to develop their current swimming abili-ties. Group swim accommodates a variety of ages starting at six months. All swim lessons are taught by an American Red Cross certified Water Safety Instructor. Swim lessons are divided into 6 levels: One through Five and Parent Tot. After a child has com-pleted all six levels, they will receive a book to take home and practice their skills. Parents are highly encouraged to remain at the pool for the duration of the lesson. Please visit the admin-istrative offices located in the lobby of the Student Recreation Center.
Group Swim Lessons TimeLevel 1 9 - 9:30 a.m.
Level 2 9:45 - 10:15 a.m.
Level 3 10:30 - 11 a.m.
Level 4 10:30 - 11 a.m.
Level 5 10:30 - 11 a.m.
Parent-Tot: 11:15 - 11:45 a.m.
Private Swim LessonsPrivate swim lessons are a great way for anyone of any swimming ability to work in a one on one environment. The instructors are all certified Water Safety Instructors by the American Red Cross Association and will apply American Red Cross lesson plans to each session. Please visit the admin-istrative offices located in the lobby of the Student Recreation Center. Sign up early or join the waiting list for the next available slot!Private Swim Lessons Member Non-Member6 Lessons $70 $100
12 Lessons $130 $190
18 Lessons $195 $285
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Individual/Dual Events Date Time LocationHorseshoe Singles September 7-9 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Shelton Pits
Disc Golf Singles September 10 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Pecan Park Course
Racquetball SIngles September 14-16 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. HPE Racquetball Courts
Flag Football Skills Competition September 23 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. IMS Fields 3&4
Pickleball Doubles September 28-30 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. HPE Courts 4&5
Tennis Singles October 5-7 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Tennis Complex
Wallyball Doubles October 12-14 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. HPE Racquetball Courts
Cornhole “Bags” Doubles October 19-21 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. North Plaza of the SRC
Table Tennis Singles November 9-11 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. HPE Courts 4&5
Badminton Singles November 30 - December 2
5 p.m. - 7 p.m. HPE Courts 4&5
Empower Yourself Socially: Intramural SportsEmpower yourself socially by participating in the Campus Rec Intramural Sports program. Take advantage of your free time away from studies and enjoy some friendly competition! Whether it’s a major team sport, or individual/dual event, the Intramural Sports program has something suited for your interests. You might even win an IMS champion t-shirt to sport around campus displaying your accomplishment!
Major Team Sports Register Captain’s Meeting Play BeginsSoccer (M/W/C) August 30-September 1
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.Thursday, September 2Noon or 3 p.m.
September 7
Flag Football (C) August 30-September 111 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Thursday, September 2Noon or 3 p.m.
September 7
Flag Football (M/W) September 20-2211 a.m.-4 p.m.
Friday, September 24Noon or 3 p.m.
September 26
Volleyball (M/W/C) October 11-1311 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday, October 15Noon or 3 p.m.
October 18
Basketball (M/W) December 6-811 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Captain’s meetings and leagues start Spring semester.
• M = Men’s play, W = Women’s play, C = Co-Rec Play• Registration opens at 11 a.m. and closes at 4 p.m. Monday through Wednesday at the Express Desk at the Student Recreation Center.• All forfeit bonds must be paid at the time of registration. Forfeit bonds do NOT carry over from sport to sport. Cost is $30/team/sport.• All pre-season captains’ meetings are MANDATORY and failure to attend one of the scheduled meetings will result in loss of your forfeit bond.
“Girls and guys come together and work for the win. It’s awesome!”- Haley Spitzenberger, Marketing Senior
Minor Team Sports Registration Play Begins CostLumberjack Fall Softball Classic September 13-15 September 17 - 18 $30
4 Person Golf Scramble September 13-22 September 25 at 9 a.m. $30
4 vs 4 Sand Volleyball with SAA October 4-7 October 9 Free
6 vs 6 Dodgeball with SAA October 11-14 October 16 Free
3 vs 3 Thanksgiving Basketball November 16-17 November 16-17 at 5 p.m. Must register by 4:50 p.m.
Free
Officiating Clinics Date Time LocationGeneralOfficiatingClinic
August 30 5p.m.-6:15 p.m.6:30 - 7:45 p.m.
SRC Meeting Room
Soccer Officials’ Clinic
A Clinic: August 31(Rules Clinic)
B Clinic: September 1 (Field Clinic)
C Clinic: September 2 (Scrimmages)
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.6 p.m. - 9 p.m.6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
SRC Meeting RoomIMS Field 1IMS Fields 1&2
Flag FootballOfficials’ Clinic
A Clinic: August 31(Rules Clinic)
B Clinic: September 1 (Field Clinic)
C Clinic: September 2 (Scrimmages)
A Clinic: September 22 (Rules/Mechanic Clinic)
B Clinic: September 23(Field Clinic/Scrimmages)
7 p.m. - 10 p.m.6 p.m. - 9 p.m.6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
5 p.m. - 8 p.m.5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
SRC Meeting RoomIMS Field 3IMS Fields 3&4
SRC Meeting RoomIMS Field 3
VolleyballOfficials’Clinic
A Clinic: October 11(Rules Clinic)
B Clinic: October 12 (Court Clinic)
C Clinic: October 13 (Scrimmages)
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.6 p.m. - 8 p.m.6 p.m - 9 p.m.
SRC Meeting RoomHPE Court 5HPE Court 5
Brian Mills: Assistant Director of Intramural Sports, Sport Clubs and Camps(936) 468-1775 - [email protected]
Travis Lankford: Intramural Sports Graduate Assistant(936) 468-6051 - [email protected]
Joe Wise: Intramural Sports Graduate Assistant(936) 468-1709
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End the search for a place to belong on campus and empower yourself socially by joining a Campus Rec Sport Club. Making the commitment to a team will ensure positive friend-
ships and frequent physical activity. Clubs vary from bass fishing to lacrosse. With ac-tivities this diverse, you’ll be sure to find something worth your while. You don’t have to be an expert as long as you know how to have fun!
To join a sport club team, you only need to have interest. If you are interested in a particu-
lar club, you can contact the Sport Club Office at 468-1434 and express your interest. Each club will hold organiza-
tional meetings at the beginning of each semester, as well as represent their clubs
at orientations and student organization fairs. Once you have expressed your interest to the club officers, it
is time to play.
Empower Yourself Socially: Sport Clubs
Join a Sport Club
Brian Mills: Assistant Director of Intramural Sports, Sport Clubs and Camps(936) 468-1775 - [email protected]
Ryan Almon: Sport Clubs Intern(936) 468-1434 - [email protected]
“ Campus Rec sport clubs are great because they make it easy to succeed
on and off the field. ”
-Phillip Hughes, Radio/TV SeniorSFA Rugby Captain
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Sport Club E-mailBass [email protected]
Cycling [email protected] Hockey [email protected]
Judo [email protected]’s Basketball [email protected]
Men’s Soccer [email protected]
Outdoor Adventure [email protected]
Rodeo [email protected] [email protected]
Tennis [email protected]
Ultimate Frisbee [email protected]
Water Sports [email protected]
Women’s Soccer [email protected]
Women’s Volleyball [email protected]’s Volleyball [email protected]
Men’s Lacrosse [email protected]
Skateboarding [email protected]
Student Official’s Association [email protected]
Beep Ball
Outdoor Pursuits Event Date Time LocationLumberjack Floats August 31
September 1September 2
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.6 p.m. - 7 p.m.1 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Lumberjack Village Community CenterSteen Front DoorKampus Books
Learn to Slack Line September 15 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Outdoor Center Rear Entrance
Wilderness Survival September 29 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Rec Center Meeting Room
Rock Climbing 101 October 13 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. HPE Rock Room
Mountain Biking 101 October 27 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Outdoor Center Rear Entrance
3rd Annual Midnight Fright Climb October 29 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. HPE Rock Climbing Room
4th Annual Jacks on BelayClimbing Competition
November 20 Noon - 6 p.m. Student Rec Center Rock Wall
Outdoor Pursuits Trip Registration Date CostZip Lines and Waterfalls September 20 September 24-26 $90
Be a Farmer for a Day October 4 October 9 $20
Horseshoe Canyon Climbing October 18 October 22-24 $95
Mountain Biking at Tyler State Park November 1 November 6 $25
Thanksgiving Horse Packing in the Hill Country November 17 November 24-28 $190
Skiing in Ruidoso December 6 January 6-11 $375
Empower Yourself Environmentally: Outdoor PursuitsEmpower yourself environmentally through the Outdoor Pursuits program by
attending how-to clinics like Rock Climbing 101, exciting trips such as ‘Zip Lines and Waterfalls’ and other events. Make new friends in a small, ca-
sual environment while expanding your base of skills and expanding your mind! Outdoor Pursuits can help empower you environmentally by
instilling an appreciation for the outdoors. It can also help you grow into a responsible citizen armed with the equipment and resources to properly enjoy the outdoors.
Rental Gear Day Week2 pax Tent - ALPS $4 $10
4 pax Tent - ALPS $6 $15
Backpack - Lowe Alpine $4 $10
Sleeping Bag - Sierra Designs $4 $13
Sleeping Pad $2 $5
Head Lamp - Princeton Tec $3 $8
Lantern $3 $8
Backpacking Stove - MSR $4 $12
Fuel Bottle & Fuel $5 $13
Propane Stove - Coleman $4 $12
Cooking Set $3 $8
Cooler $3 $8
Water Pump $4 $12
Water Jug $2 $5
Mountain Bike - Trek 6000 $7 $20
Canoe - Old Town $10 $25
Kayak - Ocean Kayak $10 $25
Weekend rates are DOUBLE the DAILY rate.
Retail Gear CostOutdoor Pursuits Beanie $11
Carabiner with Key Chain $5
NRS Dry Bag - Small $13
NRS Dry Bag - Medium $16
Nalgene Water Bottle $10
Head Lamp $17
Climbing Harness $63
The Outdoor Center is here to serve all of your outdoor needs. Whether you are look-ing to rent a tent for your weekend outing with friends or to buy some outdoor gear at incredible prices, we can help. Would you like to hit the outdoors but are a bit nervous to go it alone? You don’t have to! We can sign you up for one of our great trips or clin-ics and quickly have you becoming one with the outdoors!
Michael Maningas: Assistant Director of Outdoor Pursuits and Safety(936) 468-6234 - [email protected]
George Giavasis: Outdoor Pursuits and Safety Graduate Assistant(936) 468-6054 - [email protected]
“ My last trip with OP was skiing in New Mexico. It was gorgeous! You looked around and everything was beautiful. ”
- Heidi Parvez, Sociology Senior
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Outdoor Center Hours:Monday-Friday • 2 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday • 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
For more information [email protected]
(936) 468-6055
Empower Yourself Intellectually: Safety
Safety Event Date Time LocationCPR/AED/First Aid ProfessionalRescuer
October 16 Noon - 9 p.m. Rec CenterMeeting Room
Michael Maningas: Assistant Director of Outdoor Pursuits and Safety(936) 468-6234 - [email protected]
Empower yourself intellectually by learning how to save lives. Campus Rec offers opportunities to gain certification in CPR, AED and first aid courses. These skills are powerful tools you can take with you wherever you go and are great resume
builders as well. Don’t miss out on the chance to potentially save a life!
Special Event Date Time LocationSummer Loving September 1 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Rec Center Courtyard & Pool
Tie Dye October 27 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Rec Center Courtyard
Job Fair November 16 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Rec Center Lobby andMeeting Room
Angel Tree December 1-17 Facility Hours of Operation
Rec Center Lobby
Empower Yourself Spiritually: Special Events
Kenneth Norris : Assistant Director of Facilities & Membership Services(936) 468-3507 - [email protected]
Looking for a new way to show your SFA pride this semester? Look no further! Campus Rec hosts a variety of special events that will empower your Lumberjack spirit. Meet someone new during Welcome Week at Summer Lovin’, become part of a new SFA tradition by tie dying a Campus Rec homecoming shirt and sport it at Lumberjack Alley or show your giving side by supporting someone at Christmas with our Angel Tree.
“ Working at last year’s Tie Dye
special event was a great way to raise spirit for homecoming and
rally together withfellow students. ”
- Charlcie OwensAccounting Senior
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Empower Yourself Financially: Staff
Desire to learn• Open mind• Strong work ethic• Strong core values• Honesty and integrity• Creative and imaginative mind• Time commitment• Strong communication skills• Strong ‘team’ philosophy• SFA pride!!!•
Empower yourself financially by applying for a job with Campus Rec. Campus Rec employment offers flexible hours and a positive work environment within walking distance from residence halls and classes. A wide array of available jobs, like Outdoor Pursuits Trip Leader, Intramural Sports Official and Group Exercise Instructor, gives students an opportunity to work in an atmosphere they enjoy while gaining experience in their field in interest. Who knows… you may discover that you want to make a career out of the job field you found at Campus Rec!
Employee Expectations
All programs will not be offering job positions every semester. Needs are addressed on a semes-ter basis. Visit www.sfasu.edu/campusrec/jobs to find out what jobs are available!
“ Working at Campus Rec is fun and I love to interact with everybody here. “
- Scott Berkowitz,Education Grad Student
Internship and Practicum OpportunitiesThe Campus Recreation Department offers abundant opportunities for practicum students or academic internships. During your experience with Campus Recre-ation, you will gain valuable practical experience in your field of study. Resumes
are built on such experienc-es and we hope that your time at Campus Recreation will better prepare you for your future career!
All programs will not be offering internships and practicums every semester. Needs are addressed on a semester basis. A learning contract will be set up between the student and supervisor for the duration of the internship or practicum. Internship and practicum needs are flexible and adaptable to meet the needs of the student. All majors are welcome!
Internships are open to all students • attending SFASU who have com-pleted their sophomore year and who have earned 60 credits. If a student does not have a minimum of 60 credits, the committee must review the application and approve the internship or practicum.A student must have a GPA of 2.0 • and must be in good academic standing with the university.Students seeking their own intern-• ships must discuss their proposals with the appropriate Campus Rec-reation staff member and they must have approval from the academic department.Fill out all forms and return them to • Janice Casper.
Pre-Requisites
Janice Casper: Office Manager(936) 468-1569 - [email protected]
Aquatics• Facilities & Membership Services• Outdoor Pursuits• Intramural Sports• Fitness & Wellness• Promotions• Sport Clubs•
Program Areas
“ I loved interning at Campus Rec with such a fun positive
group of people, and theopportunities to learn and
grow are endless. “- Stephanie Serenil, Communications Senior
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The Operations Manager is an integral part of Campus Recreation’s daily activities. Operation Managers oversee all program areas and activities and supervise the staff. Anytime one of our activity areas is functioning, an Operations Manager will be on duty. The Operations Managers are thoroughly trained to assist with any situation that could arise and have the abilities to ensure our patrons are always in a safe and welcoming environment! The Operations Managers are also First Aid and CPR certified to act as a first re-sponder to any medical emergency.
Find the Person in the Red Shirt
The core of every program and empow-ering opportunity can be found in our fa-cilities. You can hit the weights on the cardio floor, play a pick-up game in the HPE or Rec Center gym, relax in the lazy river, get a massage at the Wellness Service Center or let the staff at the Outdoor Center help plan an adventurous weekend away. The next day, swim some laps in the Indoor Pool, play table tennis in the HPE gym, join club Volley-ball (men’s or women’s) at Shelton. Finish out your week at the Intramural Sports Fields for rugby or flag football. At the end of the day, as long as you’re empowering yourself, you will em-power your SFA experience.
Empower YOURSELF!
Hours of Operation
An SFA I.D. is required to access activity ar-• eas.In the Student Recreation Center, members will • present their I.D. to be swiped at the Welcome Desk. The magnetic strip on the back of the I.D. will allow employees to verify the student is actively enrolled and the student is cleared to enter.In the HPE Complex, students are to show • validated SFA I.D., which is indicated by a se-mester validation sticker. When entering the HPE Complex, students will receive a shoe tag which must be worn at all times while in activity areas in the HPE.Appropriate workout attire is required in activity • areas.
Food and gum are prohibited in activity areas.• Only beverages in a sealable plastic container • are allowed.Alcohol, drugs and tobacco productes are • strictly prohibited.Backpacks and bags must be stored in lock-• ers.Be courteous and respectful of others.• Photography and videography are prohibited • without approval.Bikes, skateboards and inline skates are pro-• hibited.Pets are prohibited, with the exception of ser-• vice animals.
Participant Policies for Campus Recreation Activity Areas
Rec Center Monday - ThursdayFridaySaturdayS unday
6 a.m. - Midnight6 a.m. - 10 p.m.Noon - 10 p.m.Noon - Midnight
Administrative Office and WellnessService Center
Monday - ThursdayFridaySaturday & Sunday
8 a.m. - 7 p.m.8 a.m. - 5 p.m.Closed
Rockwall Monday - ThursdayFriday & SundaySaturday
4 p.m. - 9 p.m.2 p.m. - 7 p.m.Closed
Outdoor Center Monday & FridayTuesday - ThursdaySaturday & Sunday
2 p.m. - 7 p.m.2 p.m. - 6 p.m.Closed
Outdoor PoolOpen Swim
Monday - Sunday 2 p.m. - 7 p.m.
HPE & Shelton Gym Monday - ThursdayFridaySaturday - Sunday
4 p.m. - 10 p.m.4 p.m. - 8 p.m.Closed
HPE Indoor PoolOpen Swim
Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 a.m. - 8 a.m.
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The Student Recreation Center not only caters to SFA students, but the SFA community as well. Whether you are SFA Faculty/Staff, SFA Alumni, or spouse, we have membership options for you. Check out the information listed below or stop by the Student Recreation Center Administration Office for more details.
Membership Costs Continuing StudentFaculty/Staff
Alumni
Eligible Member $30/month $55/monthSpouse $30/month $55/monthDependent5-15 years(Family Hours Only)
$12.50/month $25/month
Dependent 16+ years $30/month $55/monthAlthough membership prices are broken down by the month, members must pay their full membership cost when signing up for the membership. The only membership eligible for billing monthly are those signed up as payroll deduction.
Services Monthly Cost Payroll DeductionLocker Rental $4/month $4/monthTowel Service $3/month $3/monthLockers are available for rent by members in each of the locker rooms at the prices above. The towel service will provide members a fresh, clean, folded shower size towel waiting for you any time you need it for a quick shower in the facility.
Empower YOURSELF!
Birthday PartiesLet Campus Rec host your birthday party! Every party includes one hour of activity and one hour in a party tent as well as a party host, decorations and a cake. Parties are available at the Outdoor Pool and Rock Wall for various ages. More information can be found on the Campus Rec web-site at www.sfasu.edu/campusrec.
“ The Rec Center is just another reason to come to SFA! “- Eddie Williams, Criminal Justice Senior
You can purchase a membership for • as little as one month or as many months at a time as you wish. Mem-bership costs must be paid in full when signing up, unless signed up for payroll deduction.
Any member who chooses to cancel • their membership is entitled to a re-fund of the remaining months left on their membership. To receive a $15 reimbursement for the month you cancel, you must cancel on/before the 15th of that month. Any cancel-lations after the 15th of the month will not be reimbursed for that month. All cancellations must be made in writ-ing.
Payroll deduction is only available for • employees (and their families) who receive a paycheck from SFA all 12 months of the year. Your paycheck will be deducted on a monthly basis until you terminate your member-ship. Payroll deduction cancellations must occur before the last week of
the month to avoid a deduction for the next month.
Members who are paying through • payroll deduction must pay their first month up front. After the first month, payments for membership will be taken directly from their paychecks. The first month payment will be $30 until after the 15th of each month, where it will be prorated to $15 until the end of the month.
Students taking only online classes • have their Student Recreation Center Fee waived by the University; there-fore, they must purchase a “Student” membership for access to the Student Recreation Center. Students who en-roll in classes but withdraw later from the university will be denied access to the Student Recreation Center.
Member Services
Kenneth Norris : Assistant Director ofFacilities & Membership Services(936) 468-3507 - [email protected]
Dan Belcher: Assistant Director ofFacilities & Membership Services Graduate Assistant(936) 468-1662 - [email protected]
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