The Division of Recreational Services operates year round, serving Georgia State faculty, staff, students and active alumni. Employees are encouraged to use the recreational programs during their nonduty hours. Proper Georgia State identification is required. All program and facility information is available in the Recreational Rap-Up brochure each semester at newsstands located at major locations around the university. Recreation Intramural offers over 25 league sports and tournaments each year.
Outdoor equipment is also available on a rental basis.
The pool is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Family passes are available. The Lanette L. Suttles Child Development Center was established in 1970 and serves children of students, faculty, and staff members of the Georgia State University community on a space available basis. In addition to offering quality child care to children between the ages of 3 months and 4years of age, the Center serves as a training facility for the university and the general early childhood community. Staff members from the Center serve as model teachers and trainers for others throughout the state of Georgia.