The Student Recreation and Well-Being Center opens at 6 a.m., 2 hours before the first class on campus begins, and closes at midnight, 2 hours after classes end. Meaning, you have plenty of time to take advantage of everything the SRWC has to offer. The SRWC is free for all full-time students to use workout equipment, pool, indoor track, and basketball courts. Home to the Department of Recreation & Wellness, this space features group exercise classes, outdoor trips, sports clubs, intramural sports leagues, CPR certifications and swim lessons.
Starting in 2024, the SRWC became the home of recreation and well-being on campus with a 17,500 square foot expansion. This new wing houses Student Health Services, Counseling Services, and Health Promotions. This move allowed all well-being offices to be more centrally located for students residing on campus. Students have access to these offices with their health fee included in tuition. Student Health Services is staffed by Registered Nurses and Doctors, students can make appointments online with the health portal. Click here to listen now.
Student Recreation and Well-Being Center
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Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP)
Department of Human Movement Sciences
🚴 Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP)
The Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP) provides rentals, like kayaks, tents, backpacks, and mountain bikes, for a low price to students. They also sponsor a bike rental program on campus. Students can rent a bike for free for a week or get one for the semester for only $30. The SRWC also offers over 15 different student staff positions for students looking to work during their time on campus.
🏃♀️ Department of Human Movement Sciences
The SRWC is also home to classroom and office spaces for the Department of Human Movement Sciences which features majors in Sports Management, Parks & Recreation Management, and Tourism & Hospitality Management.
