• Empathy for each individual’s experience
• Community building that brings us together
• Civility in how we communicate and collaborate
• Recognition of one another’s contributions
• Exceptional service that puts students first

• Transgender or gender nonconforming individuals
• Parents with children of a different gender
• People with disabilities who have a caregiver of a different gender
• Anyone needing a Koala Kare changing station
• Anyone who simply prefers a private, single-stall restroom

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• Skip the zippers and studs. Clothing with metal parts can damage equipment—please leave those items at home.
• Avoid sweat-enhancing gear. Clothing like vinyl suits, layered sweatshirts, or anything designed to increase sweating may get caught in machines.
• Wear proper athletic shoes. Shoes must be non-marking and fully cover your feet. (Exceptions are made for official Campus Rec activities like yoga.)
• Tops are required. Please wear at least one layer of a shirt at all times while in the facility.

• Wipe down equipment after each use with Gym Wipes from the silver dispensers.
• Use a sweat towel as a barrier between your skin and equipment padding.
• Cover any open cuts or sores with a bandage or wrap. Need supplies? The Front Desk has first aid items.
• Limit skin-to-pad contact—try to avoid placing bare legs or arms directly on equipment.
• Wear a shirt during high-contact activities to reduce skin-to-skin contact. Need a pinnie? We’ve got extras at the Front Desk.
• Feeling sick? If you’ve had a fever or other symptoms, please wait 24 hours before returning to the Rec.

• For your safety—and the safety of others—please store personal items in a locker while you’re at the Rec.
• Be sure to lock up your belongings. The Campus Recreation Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
• Need help finding a locker? Just ask—we’re happy to help!

Campus Recreation is a student fee funded department that provides an inclusive environment for students to develop healthy behaviors and personal skills. We provide various active experiential learning opportunities within the department programs of Competitive Sports, Fitness & Wellness, Aquatics, Outdoor Pursuits, and Informal Recreation. Through Campus Recreation programs and employment, students will experience personal growth through critical thought and ethical principles; teamwork and civil engagement; diverse cultural perspectives; development of transferable skills; and the cultivation of healthy practices. Our values of inclusivity, collaboration, equity, diversity, well-being, and personal growth are at the core of our programming and staff development. We proudly strive to build a community and culture that is centered on these values.

We achieve this mission by:

• Providing facilities and equipment that are conducive to the needs of the student community while being fiscally responsible with the funding we receive for this purpose.
• Providing programs that meet the interests and abilities of the student population while being sensitive to the financial barriers that are associated with the costs of these programs.
• Providing services that can be helpful to the physical, social, and overall wellbeing of our students while being sensitive to the financial barriers that are associated with the costs of these services.
• Providing employment opportunities for students that are student-centered and offer the chance to develop transferable skills that can serve them well in their future.

Campus Recreation will engage and include students at every level of experience, ability, and interest in wellness, outdoor, sport, programs and facilities.

1. Through Campus Recreation programs students will improve their knowledge of leadership and team development skills.
2. Through Campus Recreation programs students will increase their global perspective by engaging with people from diverse abilities, skills and/or backgrounds.
3. Through Campus Recreation programs students will experience a sense of belonging within the campus community.
4. Through Campus Recreation programs students will learn transferable skills that will be instrumental in their post-graduate success.
5. Through Campus Recreation programs students will improve their understanding of personal wellbeing and develop healthy behaviors.