The Student Recreation Center is open seven days a week for approximately 16 hours per day with most of the areas available for open recreation much of the time. The mission of the Department of Recreation Services is to provide opportunities for physical and social interaction that satisfy varying degrees of interest in the university community and ultimately support academic productivity. Also available on an appointment basis is a fitness testing and consultation program directed by an exercise physiologist. Climbing Wall - 2,000 square feet of vertical rock climbing area.
All clubs are open to any level of skill in the sport.
The courses include aerobics, dance, yoga, martial arts, weight-training, first aid, racquet sports, and swimming, and require a fee to participate. Teams from within the university play other teams in the university. There are a variety of competition levels from the beginning to skilled. A wide variety of trips and events at all levels, from beginning instruction to technical seminars and clinics, are offered for recreation center members. D. Informal Recreation Informal recreation enables you to use a facility in an unstructured setting for your own enjoyment.