Campus Recreation seeks to fulfill this commitment by enriching the lives of students, faculty, and staff through a broad scope of recreational, educational, and competitive programming. Providing excellent service through programs and procedures that are fun, social, welcoming, inclusive, consistent, ethical, and fair. Ensuring a safe environment through well-maintained facilities, properly operating equipment, recognized standards, and successful program practices. The following brief descriptions of the program areas of Campus Recreation and the athletic facilities available should provide a physical activity to meet the needs of most individuals. Informal Recreation is the term to describe all the self-initiated activities for personal fitness and exercise.
Participation allows individuals to recreate as their schedule permits.
Lifetime Recreation Classes are non-credit instructional classes to improve individual health and fitness, promote wellness, and teach positive lifetime activity skills. Classes are scheduled throughout the day and are available for a nominal quarterly fee to students, faculty, staff, spouses and alumni with Malley Center membership. Intramural Sports are structured leagues offering men and women students, faculty, and staff friendly competition in a variety of activities for beginners to skilled players. Leagues are organized for minimal time commitment and are played with a spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, cooperation, and personal responsibility. Participation is intended to be a fun way to promote healthy activities, relieve stress, and encourage positive social interaction.