Before the construction was completed, faculty researchers, who were studying bee behavior in the same area, expressed concern that the excess traffic would destroy their research. The result was the administration paid to have the pavilion moved to its present site on Monkey Run Road off Hanshaw. Names and categories of giving are permanently displayed on plaques on the wall in the pavilion Plaques also display names of individuals that contributed their time. These list are updated as more and more financial contributors are recognized and more and more individuals volunteer their personal time. This entitled the member to a free summer barbecue and a holiday dinner dance.
Today there are NO dues.
This came about as a result of CRC becoming a part of the University's Office of Human Resources. The problem of insurance for CRC activities and trips has always been a big concern in developing our program. The University's Risk Management office issued guidelines for the University, which CRC is expected to follow. This prompted discussion between the CRC Board of Directors and the Office of University Resources to arrice at a solution. After much deliberaton, it was agreed to a transition from the Cornell Recreation Club to the Cornell Recreation Community .