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CONTACT INFORMATION (area code 734)

CENTRAL CAMPUS RECREATION BUILDING (CCRB) 401 Washtenaw Ave BusinessOffice:763-3084 EquipmentRooms: CCRB Bell Pool ....................... 764-9450 CCRB Main ............................... 764-8167 MFit ............................................647-7714 U-Move ......................................734-1342

NORTH CAMPUS RECREATION BUILDING (NCRB) 2375 Hubbard St BusinessOffice:763-4560 Equipment Room..................... 764-2117 Facility Rentals ........................936-0616

INTRAMURAL SPORTS BUILDING (IMSB) 606 E Hoover Ave BusinessOffice:763-3562 Equipment Room.................... 764-3163 Challenge Program ................936-0603 Climbing Wall ...........................615-8661 Club Sports ..............................763-3562 Intramural Sports ....................763-3562

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES CENTER (OAC) 336 Hill Street BusinessOffice:764-3967 Rental Center ..........................764-3967 Mrock ........................................764-7625

RADRICK RECREATION AREA 1120 N. Dixboro Rd BusinessOffice:936-0603 Challenge Program ................998-6766

Sports Coliseum ......................... 763-5195

Mitchell Field .............................. 998-7145

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HELLO THERE. Rec Sports offers a wide range of recreation activities designed to meet the interests of the students and the University community. More than 8,000 students, faculty and staff participate daily in one or more of the various activities offered by Rec Sports. These activities include intramurals, club sports, drop-in recreation, outdoor adventures, challenge program, MFit personal training, U-Move group fitness and student staff development. The benefits of physical activity and productive use of leisure time are well documented. Quality recreational opportunities greatly enhance the campus life experience for students, faculty and staff.

Visit our web site at www.recsports.umich.edu

Questions or concerns? Call us at 734-763-3084 or send us an e-mail at [email protected]

VISION STATEMENTS - To communicate effectively with each other and with customers.

- To be a diverse and unified staff that is characterized by respect, accountability, cooperation, and teamwork.

- To be accountable for the efficient use of Departmental resources.

- To be receptive to change and the implementation of new ideas.

- To increase collaborative efforts, partnerships, and joint ventures with other University organizations.

- To assist students in developing skills and behaviors that will enhance their personal, educational, and professional endeavors.

- To provide quality programs and services.

- To provide safe, well-maintained facilities to meet the continuing needs of the University community and to address future needs for renovation and expansion.

- To increase use of technology to benefit our customers and staff.

- To inform the University community of Recreational Sports opportunities.

- Based upon our rich traditions, be a source of pride and excellence for all who come in contact with our Department.

ASSUMPTION OF RISKThe University of Michigan and the Department of Recreational Sports does not assume any liability for loss, theft, or damage to personal property, or injuries sustained while participating.

STUDENT LIFERECREATIONAL SPORTS

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LEADERSHIP

Director Bill Canning [email protected] IMSB

Senior Associate Director-Facilities Deb Webb [email protected] CCRB

Associate Director John Lindner [email protected] CCRB

FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS

Senior Assistant Director-Facilities/Rentals Connie Ahrens [email protected] NCRB

Senior Assistant Director-IMSB Facility Manager Gerald Ashley [email protected] IMSB

Assistant Director-CCRB Facility Manager Bev Miller [email protected] CCRB

Student Coordinator Pine Kopka-Ross [email protected] CCRB

Senior Assistant Director-Health & Fitness, Memberships, Student Personnel

Lisa Shea [email protected] CCRB

Assistant Director-NCRB Facility Manager Dave Siegle [email protected] NCRB

Student Personnel Coordinator Patty Briegel [email protected] CCRB

Student Personnel Coordinator Kathy Doletzky [email protected] CCRB

Financial Assistant Jennifer Filipiak [email protected] CCRB

OfficeManager-IMSB Khyaati Mody [email protected] IMSB

OfficeManager-NCRB Karen Nys [email protected] NCRB

OfficeManager-CCRB Donice Webb [email protected] CCRB

CHALLENGE PROGRAM

Assistant Director John Swerdlow [email protected] RADR

OfficeManager-ChallengeProgram Valerie Uzark [email protected] NCRB

Assistant Director Elizabeth Zollweg [email protected] RADR

CLUB SPORTS AND INTRAMURALS

Assistant Director-Club Sports Mandy Adamson [email protected]

IMSB

Assistant Director-Intramurals Nick DeMarchi [email protected] IMSB

Assistant Director-Intramurals & Michigan Classics Nicole Green [email protected] IMSB

Senior Assistant Director-Club Sports & Intramurals Cheryl Jendryka [email protected] IMSB

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Assistant Director Lindsey MacDonald [email protected] OAC

Assistant Director Jeannette Stawski [email protected] OAC

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Information Technoloty Manager Alex Kulcsar [email protected] CCRB

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To enhance campus life by providing recreational and educational pro-grams, facilities, and services to the University community which encour-ages healthy lifestyles, guide and direct development of student leadership skills, foster cooperative behavior, and provide diverse sport and fitness op-portunities.

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FACILITIES 1FACILITY SCHEDULES 2MEMBERSHIPS 3FACILITY USAGE & GUIDELINES 5HEALTH AND FITNESS 7CHALLENGE PROGRAM 8CLUB SPORTS 11RENTAL PROGRAM 13INTRAMURAL SPORTS 14OUTDOOR ADVENTURES 17 RENTAL RATES 20ALUMNI OPPORTUNITIES 24DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS 25 WORK FOR REC SPORTS 26

CENTRAL CAMPUS RECREATION BUILDING (CCRB)Located on the corner of Washtenaw Avenue and Geddes Road, the Central Campus Recreation Building (1976) is the Department’s largest and most complete facility. Inside, you will find 3 basketball courts, 2 volleyball/3 badminton courts, a 220-yard elevated running track, a 25-yard, 6 lane swimming pool, free-weights and fitness rooms, and much more. Although CCRB is primarily used for the Drop-In Program, the facility does offer fitness classes through the U-Move Program.

INTRAMURAL SPORTS BUILDING (IMSB)Located on the Athletic Campus, the Intramural Sports Building (1928) was the first collegiate intramural sport building in America. Inside this historical facility, you will find 4 basketball courts, a 25-yard, 5 lane swimming pool, free-weights and fitness rooms, and much more. Although IMSB is primarily used for the Intramural Program, the Drop-In Program, Club Sports events, and a variety of special events are also held in the facility. The Intramural Sports Building connects with Cliff Keen Arena on the east, Canham Natatorium on the west, and the University of Michigan Varsity Track on the south. The IMSB is also home to M-Rock, a climbing experience brought to you by Outdoor Adventures.

NORTH CAMPUS RECREATION BUILDING (NCRB)Located at the corner of Hubbard Road and Murfin Avenue, the North Campus Recreation Building (1976) houses everything you need in a fitness facility, including Indoor 25-yard, 6 lane swimming pool, indoor running track (1/10th mile), free weights, selectorized weight machines, and cardiovascular training machines. If you want to catch a workout and then play some racquetball, squash, wallyball, basketball, volleyball, or badminton, then NCRB’s the right choice for you.

SPORTS COLISEUMLocated on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Hill Street, the Sports Coliseum is primarily used for the Intramural Program and the Club Sports Program. The Sports Coliseum, a converted ice rink, is a 36,000 sq. ft. multi-purpose facility used for rentals, expos, and shows. The Sports Coliseum is also home to the UM Men’s Varsity Gymnastics Team. This facility is available by reservation only.

RADRICK RECREATION AREALocated on Dixboro Road, the Radrick Recreation Area is primarily used for the Challenge Program and Rentals. The Radrick Facility (3,100 sq. ft.) and Picnic Area provide an environment that is conducive to effective and efficient meetings, conferences and retreats. The facility can also be requested for picnics, reunions, birthday parties, and much more. This facility is available by reservation only.

ELBEL FIELDSLocated at the corner or Hill Street and S. Division St, the Elbel Building (1951) houses the Outdoor Adventure Center. Outdoor Adventures offers rental equipment, trip planning resources, and serves as the base camp for the Outdoor Adventures wilderness medicine, leadership, and additional programming. Outdoor Adventures has more than 1000 pieces of equipment for you to choose from and 6 different program areas. Outdoor space includes: Basketball & In-line Skating Pad, Sand Volleyball Courts (2), Picnic Area, Field Area for Rugby, Soccer, Softball and Ultimate Frisbee.

MITCHELL FIELDSLocated on Fuller Road, between the UM Hospital and North Campus. Outdoor space includes: a large Field Area for Rugby, Soccer, Softball, and Frisbee.

NORTH FIELDLocated off Plymouth Road between Green Road and Huron Parkway. This site provides space for Men’s and Women’s Rugby and Frisbee Clubs to practice and compete. Outdoor space includes: a Field area (Soccer, Lacrosse, Rugby, Frisbee, etc.) and sand volleyball courts. This facility is available by reservation only.

PALMER FIELDLocated just north of the CCRB and surrounded by the Hill Dorms. Outdoor space includes: Basketball pad, 1/4 mile track, 10 Tennis Courts and a Field Area (Soccer, Lacrosse, Rugby, Frisbee, etc.).

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PARKINGNumerous parking options are available for Rec Sports members who otherwise have no university affilia-tion. Visitor parking is available in a number of lots located near the Rec Sports buildings. Parking fees and the maximum hours of use are indicated either on individual meters or central pay stations. Information can be found at http://pts.umich.edu/

facility schedulesHours are subject to change. Please go to the Rec Sports Web site for the most up-to-date facility schedules.

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FALL SEMESTER

CCRB Building Hours M-W:6am-1am•Th-F:6am-11pm•Sa:8am-11pm•Su:10am-1am

NCRB Building Hours M-F:7am-11pm•Sa:8am-11pm•Su:9am-11pm

IMSB Building Hours M-F:9am-11pm•Sa:Closed•Su:10am-11pm

During the Fall Semester Rec Sports has limited building hours during Fall Break (October), Thanksgiving Break (November) & the Holiday Break (December) periods.

WINTER SEMESTER

CCRB Building Hours M-W:6am-1am•Th-F:6am-11pm•Sa:8am-11pm•Su:10am-1am

NCRB Building Hours M-F:7am-11pm•Sa:8am-11pm•Su:9am-11pm

IMSB Building Hours M-W:9am-1am•Th-F:9am-11pm•Sa:9am-5pm•Su:10am-1am

During the Winter Semester Rec Sports has limited building hours during Spring Break (February/March) and Easter Break (April).

SPRING/SUMMER SEMESTERS

CCRB Building Hours M-W:6am-10m•Sa:8am-8pm•Su:10am-8pm

NCRB Building Hours M-F:7am-9pm•Sa/Su:Closed

IMSB Building Hours M-W:11am-9pm•Sa/Su:Closed

During the Spring and Summer Semesters Rec Sports has limited building hours for the Annual Maintenance period (May and August), Fourth of July weekend and Memorial Day weekend.

memberships

WORK OUT WHEN YOU TRAVEL!

UM Faculty and Staff Rec Sports mem-bers are automatically enrolled in the NIRSA (National Intramural Recreation-al Sports Association) Health & Wellness Passport Program. This program al-lows you to use any participating NIRSA member institutions’ recreational facili-ties at no cost.

To use the service, please contact [email protected].

STUDENTSCurrently enrolled UM students have access to all of the facilities when they pay their student activity fee each semester. A UM student not enrolled for the current semester, but enrolled in the previous term or upcoming semester or has a letter of acceptance for the upcoming semester, is eligible to purchase a Continuing Student membership.

PhD candidates and Graduate Students not enrolled for the current semester may purchase consecutive semester Continuing Student memberships while they remain candidates/graduate students.

Current UM Flint or UM Dearborn students may also purchase a Continuing Student Pass or may sponsor themselves for a daily guest pass.

FACULTY & STAFFUM faculty/staff, including Flint and Dearborn campuses, are eligible to purchase a membership.

SPONSORED ADULTSEach University affiliate (Student, Continuing Student, Faculty/Staff, Retiree, Disabled, Alumni) may sponsor individuals (18 or older) for a membership.

An adult may be sponsored by a University affiliate without that sponsor purchasing a membership. The sponsor must accompany the individual to purchase and/or renew membership. A Rec Sports member may sponsor unlimited persons for a sponsored adult membership. Sponsored Adult members are not eligible to sponsor others for membership, including family members.

UM RETIREESFormer University employee officially designated as a retired University employee with verifying identification may present their UM retiree’s card to purchase a membership to use the recreational facilities. The retiree membership rate also pertains to retirees’ spouses.

ALUMNI All UM Alumni are eligible to purchase a membership.

CHILDREN (under 18 years)Children (under 18 years) of University affiliates (Student, Continuing Student (except Flint & Dearborn Continuing Students), Faculty/Staff, Retiree, Disabled, Alumni) are eligible for membership with limited access to areas with the Rec Sports facilities. The parent/guardian must be a current Rec Sports member.

ADULT DEPENDANTS (ages 18-25)Children (ages 18-25) of University affiliates (Student, Continuing Student (except Flint & Dearborn Continuing Students), Faculty/Staff, Retiree, Disabled, Alumni) who reside with parent/guardian are eligible for membership with no access limitations to facilities. The parent/guardian must be a current Rec Sports member.

FIT4LIFE:UMRETIREEBENEFITIn coordination with Voices of the Staff and Michigan Healthy Community, the Department of Recreational Sports would like to offer retirees a 1-year complimentary membership as a healthy retirement gift. In order to take advantage of this offer, the retiree must stop by one of the Recreational Sports Business Offices 1-month after the official date of retirement to redeem your 1-year

complimentary Rec Sports membership.

PURCHASE A MEMBERSHIPYou can purchase your membership at the CCRB, IMSB or NCRB during office hours. All you need is your valid M-Card or proof of University affiliation. You can pay with check, cash or credit card. Faculty and staff may use payroll deduction.

To renew a membership, the member can do so by stopping by or calling one of the Rec Sports Main Offices (CCRB, IMSB, NCRB) during Office Hours or going online with a credit card.

When a Sponsored Adult or Alumni membership is purchased, the individual must obtain an M-Card at one of the following sites: CCRB Main Office, Central Campus Entrée Office, North Campus Entrée Office or Wolverine Tower.


DAILY GUEST PASSESRec Sports members, UM students (all campuses), UM faculty/staff (all campuses) may purchase daily guest passes for themselves and up to four guests. The guest pass is valid for use at any Rec Sports facility on the same day on which it was purchased. A picture ID is required to purchase and to use the guest pass. This pass may be used to re-enter any Recreational Sports facility on the same day on which it was purchased.

FORGOTTEN I.D. POLICYMembers forgetting their valid M-Card may gain access to the facilities by presenting a form of pictured identification (such as driver’s license) and purchasing a Forgotten ID Pass. The cost is $10, of which $8 is refundable when the member presents their valid M-Card along with their copy of the Forgotten ID Pass to office personnel within seven calendar days of the purchase date. This pass may be used to re-enter any Recreational Sports facility on the same day on which it was purchased.

LOST M-CARDIf an M-Card is lost, the member must purchase a new M-Card for a replacement cost of $20. If a lost card is found after a new one has been purchased, the lost card is not valid, may not be used, and will be confiscated by the Recreational Sports staff.

STOLEN M-CARDIf an M-Card is stolen, the replacement fee of $20 will be waived upon presentation of a police report and/or police report number.

COURTESY PASSThis is a complimentary pass that is issued to individuals when they purchase a membership to the Department of Recreational Sports facilities. This pass allows the member to bring a guest to any of the Department of Recreational Sports facilities for one complimentary visit. A photo ID is required by the person using the Courtesy Pass. Please note, not all memberships are eligible for complimentary courtesy passes.

BUY-A-BUNCH - 5 Courtesy Passes for $37.50

- 10 Courtesy Passes for $75.00

CONFERENCE USER PASSConference attendees, Seminar groups, management programs, and visitors to the University may utilize the Rec Sports facilities for the following rates: - $10 per day per person, or - $30 per 7-day-week per person.

Sponsoring UM departments or programs must submit a roster of all attendees as proof of attendance before individuals may purchase the conference user pass.

Call 763-3084 or stop by the CCRB to arrange for the conference passes.

Please visit www.mcard.umich.edu for more information on University Policies regarding the MCard.


facility usage guidelinesPARTICIPANT CONDUCTParticipants are expected to be courteous to other facility users and to follow facility rules and instructions from the Department of Recreational Sports staff. Facility users who engage in behavior or actions that might damage equipment or facilities may lose their privileges. The staff and participants of the Department of Recreational Sports appreciate your cooperation in making our facilities a friendly and positive environment for recreational and social opportunities. Vulgar, obscene, abusive, derogatory or demeaning comments and gestures are not consistent with a positive environment. We appreciate your support in continuing the positive environment that exists in the Recreational Sports facilities.

EQUIPMENT CHECK-OUTThe CCRB, IMSB and NCRB have a variety of equipment for checkout whey you’re in the facility. Basketballs, volleyballs, badminton/squash/racquetball racquets are just a few of the items you can check out with your valid M-Card. You are responsible for the replacement costs of any item that is lost, stolen or damaged. For more policies on equipment checkout, please ask the Equipment Manager.

LOST & FOUNDLost and found items are forwarded weekly to the UM Department of Public Safety. Most unclaimed clothing items are donated monthly to a local charity.

LOCKER ROOM AREASLockers are available for men and women at each of the indoor facilities. No child over the age of 5 may be brought into the locker room or restroom of the opposite sex.

COIN RETURN LOCKERSCoin-return ($0.25) lockers are available in all indoor Department of Recreational Sports facilities. These lockers are for use during building hours and not for overnight storage.

PERMANENT LOCKER & TOWEL SERVICE - Lockers are sold on a first-come, first served basis. - Keys will be provided for locker rooms having locked doors. - Permanent locker holders may obtain a daily locker and towel service in any Department of Recreational Sports facility at no additional charge. When requesting a daily locker, please show your valid M-Card. - Upon expiration of your locker, clear all personal items from the locker. Return your towel and locker room key to the Equipment Room Manager on or before the expiration date of the locker. - Failure to clear out or renew the locker will result in the removal of all locker contents. Locker contents will be cleared by the Department of Recreational Sports staff. Toiletries and water bottles will be discarded. - Lockers are non-transferable. The department will not provide information about your locker to another person. - Personal locks are NOT allowed on permanent and/or daily lockers. Such locks will be removed. The Department of Recreational Sports will not be held accountable for the cost of any personal locks removed from Recreational Sports lockers. - Staff are prohibited from keeping guests’ personal items such as keys, IDs, umbrellas, back packs, coats, etc behind the counter for any reason.

DAILY LOCKER SERVICEMembers may purchase a daily locker pass for the price of a permanent locker. This entitles the holder to the daily use of a locker and towel throughout the time purchased in all Department of Recreational Sports facilities. - Daily lockers are rented at the Equipment Rooms of each facility at

the following rates: $2.50 per usage with towel $2 per usage without towel - Daily towels are rented at $0.50 per towel without locker - If a key to a daily locker is lost, a fee of $20.00 will be charged - When a daily locker key is kept beyond the day of use and a new lock has been installed, a $20.00 fee will be charged.

RETRIEVING LOCKER CONTENTSA $10.00 fee will be charged to retrieve locker contents that have been removed from a permanent, daily, or coin-return locker. Contents must be retrieved within 30 days of locker expiration.

CELL PHONESPlease be respectful of others by keeping your cell phone calls to a minimum. If calls must be made/answered, this should be done in the hallway or lobby area of the building. Cell phone use is not allowed in locker rooms.

PROHIBITED WHEELED ITEMSBicycles, roller skates, roller blades, skateboards, Segway Human Transporters, and all like equipment are prohibited in all indoor facilities.

PICTURE AND VIDEO RECORDING The taking of pictures or video recording is not allowed in Recreational Sports facilities or fields without authorization from the Facility or Program Director. Once authorization is received, permission to be photographed or video recorded must also be obtained.


FORGET SOMETHING?

Available for purchase within each facility are sport items such as T-shirts, shorts, socks, racquetballs, handballs, and paddleballs.

Bottled water and batteries are also available for purchase. Prices for these items are available at each equipment room.

facility policiesCARDIO ROOM POLICIES • Individuals must be 13 years of age to utilize these areas. Children 13-18 must be directly supervised by their parent/guardian. • Please wipe down equipment after use. • Please store gym bags, purses, and clothes in lockers/cubbies. • Food and tobacco products are prohibited. No glass bottles are allowed. • Pitch in - please don’t litter. • Shirts and closed toe shoes required on all workout floors. No boots or other hard-soled shoes are allowed. No open-toed, open-heeled shoes are allowed. • When others are waiting, there is a 30-minute time limit on a machine.

SAUNA POLICIES • Children under the age of 16 years may only use the saunas with direct supervision of a parent/ guardian. • The temperature is between 160 and 190 degrees. • Persons suffering from heart disease, or high or low blood pressure, should not enter the saunas. • Parents should be advised that there are additional risks and hazards related to children’s use of saunas. • No sweatpants, shirts or shoes are allowed in the sauna. • Patrons are advised to use a towel when sitting on sauna benches. • Water and wet towels should never be put on the rocks or the heating element; this will only cause it to shut down. • The light must remain “on” when in use.

WEIGHT ROOM POLICIES • Children 13-18 years of age must be directly supervised by their parent/guardian. Children under 13 are prohibited. • Rack your weights and dumbbells. • Do not leave weight plates and bars on the floor or leaning against the wall. • Weight plates and dumbbells must stay in the weight room. • Please do not drop weight plates or dumbbells to the floor. • Please wipe down equipment after use. • Please store gym bags, purses, and clothes in lockers/cubbies. • Staff members are prohibited from keeping guests’ personal items. • Food and tobacco products are prohibited. No glass bottles are allowed. • Pitch in - please don’t litter. • Above the head lifts are not permitted. • Spotters are strongly recommended when using the free weights. • Shirts and closed toe shoes required on all workout floors. No boots or other hard-soled shoes are allowed. No open-toed, open-heeled shoes are allowed. Vibram FiveFingers are acceptable footwear. • Collars must be used at all times. • Make sure all seats are secured and all pins in place. • Check all cables. If damaged or frayed, please report to the weight room manager.

POOL POLICIES • Children under the age of 18 years may only use the pool with direct supervision of a parent/guardian. • All swimmers must wear appropriate swimming apparel. Bermuda shorts, cutoffs, etc., are unacceptable. • Everyone must take a soapy shower before entering the pool. • Any person suffering from an infection of the skin, eye, nose, mouth or ear cannot enter the pool. • NO DIVING ALLOWED. • Swimming aids such as eye goggles, kickboards, pull buoys, swim fins and hand paddles are allowed. • Lane splitting and circle swimming policies are posted at all

Recreational Sports pool areas. Please read and follow the posted policies.

MROCK POLICIESThe M Rock is open to all currently enrolled University of Michigan students and Recreational Sports members during daily use hours. All users of the wall must complete the M Rock Waiver. All participants must have and present a valid M-card, guest pass, or limited user pass each time they climb. The M Rock is open to community members and groups who are not affiliated with the University on a rental basis. A complete list of Mrock policies can be found at recsports.umich.edu/outdooradv

APPROPRIATE PARTICIPANT DRESSPatrons are asked to wear appropriate athletic attire while working out or participating in activities. Athletic shoes with non-marking soles are required in all activity areas. No turf shoes are permitted on hardwood activity floors. Males must wear shirts in all activity areas except the pool and on basketball courts. Swimming apparel is not permitted in any activity area other than the pool.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION AND/OR COACHING INSTRUCTIONFacilities are for recreational use only. Coaching, instruction and organized activities other than those approved by the Department of Recreational Sports are prohibited. Private instruction and/or coaching, whether paid or unpaid, is not allowed in any of our

facilities. Only MFit Personal Trainers are allowed to train clients.

CELL PHONESPlease be respectful of others by keeping your cell phone calls to a minimum. If calls must be made/answered, this should be done in the hallway or lobby area of the building. Cell phone use is not allowed in locker rooms.

PROHIBITED WHEELED ITEMSBicycles, roller skates, roller blades, skateboards, Segway Human Transporters, and all like equipment are prohibited in all indoor facilities.

VIOLATIONSViolators may be ejected from the facility. Persons involved in serious incidents or repeat offenders will be subjected to sanctions under the Student Code of Conduct. Non-student offenders or repeat offenders will be subject to sanctions by the Facility Manager or by the Director of Recreational Sports. Sanctions may include, but are not limited to, suspension from facilities, revoking of membership

privileges, student disciplinary sanctions or civil prosecution.


health and fitnessMHEALTHY PERSONAL TRAININGIn partnership with MHealthy, Rec Sports is able to provide personal training and fitness assessment services to students, faculty, and staff. Mhealthy offers personal training sessions at CCRB, NCRB and IMSB. Fitness assessment and body composition analysis services are offered at CCRB (room 1056) only. MHealthy is dedicated to educating, motivating and empowering individuals to make healthy lifestyle choices that improve their overall health, fitness, and quality of life.

MHealthy’s staff are qualified health care professionals with bachelor’s or master’s degrees in exercise science, sports medicine or similar fields. Many staff members’ have certification(s) from premier industry authorities such as the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

For your personal exercise, fitness, specialized training or health enhancement program needs, please call 734-647-7714 or visit www.med.umich.edu/mfit/programs/fitness.

U-MOVEThe School of Kinesiology Physical Education Department offers a variety of classes for all UM students, faculty and staff, and the community through the U-Move Fitness Program. Classes include Aquatics with instructional swim, Swim Conditioning, Pilates, Yoga, Hip Hop, Zumba, Dance Aerobics, Strength and Conditioning, Kickboxing, Tae Kwon Do, Golf and more!

Contact: U-Move Fitness Program, 3064 CCRB, 734-764-1342, [email protected], www.umove.kines.umich.edu/.

FITNESS ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAMThe Fitness Achievement Program is for individuals interested in developing and maintaining their own fitness programs. Additional information is available in the information racks at CCRB, IMSB, and NCRB.

ACTIVITY PURSUITTired of working out alone? Looking for someone to run or walk with, maybe even play racquetball? Rec Sports has sign-up boards available in all the Recreational Sports facilities if you are looking for a partner in your next activity pursuit.

Research shows that people who exercise with a partner or group are more likely to stay on track. You will be less likely to skip your workout.

PERSONAL SAFETY TIPS:When meeting someone for the first time, please remember to: - Insist on a public meeting place like the CCRB, IMSB or NCRB - Always let someone know where you are and an approximate time when you will be finished. - Carry your cell phone. - Consider having a friend accompany you. - Trust your instincts.


Challenge Program734.764.7616 | www.recsports.umich.edu/challenge

WHAT IS THE CHALLENGE PROGRAM?The Challenge Program at the University of Michigan is an activity-based program which uses a highly interactive and experiential approach to teambuilding and other aspects of organizational development. Since 1990 the Challenge Program has pro-vided hundreds of organizations with dramatic and dynamic learning opportunities. We use activities as the medium for helping a wide variety of groups and organi-zations explore issues such as team dynamics, communication, goal setting, trust, commitment. We help participants and groups learn about themselves and how they work together.

Programs are available any day of the week. Fees for programs vary.

MORE DETAILSWHAT WE OFFERA day at the Challenge Program consists of a carefully designed series of problem-solv-ing initiatives and group activities selected to meet the needs of your group. Activi-ties range from ‘simple’ ball tossing activities to more complex challenges involving larger and sometimes fanciful props. Some activities are physically challenging while others challenge the intellect; each one is chosen and sequenced specifically to assist your team in meeting its goals.

TRANSFER & APPLICATIONMost activities are followed by a “Debrief”: an essential opportunity to reflect on the teamwork process and articulate what the group members learned. Our professional facilitators help participants share their experiences and relate them to their work-place, group or team environment. This is an important step that includes reflection, evaluation, and goal review - all of which are critical for the learning process. This step helps the transference of positive experiences and helps minimize the return to old habits and behaviors.

Research has shown that experiential learning programs, alone or in conjunction with more traditional training programs, are a highly effective means of enhancing team development. Your Challenge Program will be custom-designed to meet the goals of your individual organization; however, the following overview describes in general terms what you can expect from our various program models.

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CUSTOM-DESIGNED PROGRAMSThe Challenge Program strives to deliver the highest quality learning experiences and outcomes possible. To achieve this, we will custom design your program to ad-dress the specific goals and needs of your group. We will also tailor your program to reflect situations or dynamics that relate to your team members’ daily tasks and re-sponsibilities. We are confident that your group will benefit from our engaging and personal approach to experiential programming!

COLLABORATIONS WITH HR/OD SPECIALISTSThe Challenge Program has designed many programs in collaboration with Human Resource and Organizational Development specialists. Whether working with an in-ternal professional or an external consultant we can: - Integrate corporate culture into the day. - Work with personality styles testing such as Myers-Briggs. - Provide opportunities to practice new behaviors in a safe setting. - Open the door to discussion of difficult topics. - Provide an exciting kickoff or finale to any intervention or program.

GOLF-BASED CHALLENGESOn or off the golf course we have golf-based challenges that provide a day of fun and teamwork for everyone – including those who have never golfed before! At our site, we can provide a golf-themed day, using our initiatives and low ropes elements. The whole day is designed as a competition which culminates in a team-based Blindfold Putting tournament. At a golf course we can arrange tournaments which combine experienced golfers with neophytes and challenge the foursomes on many levels: coaching and teaching, strategic planning, collaboration, mutual support.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE PROGRAMHALF-DAYA half day is enough time to start exploring group process or team issues. You can expect to meet the following objectives during a half day of teambuilding: - Help participants get to know one another differently than they might in the workplace/usual context. - Open up lines of communication. - Establish a sense of team camaraderie. - Create an atmosphere of mutual support in which cooperation, encourage-ment and interpersonal concerns are emphasized. - Gain a greater awareness of the importance of teamwork.

FULL-DAYA full day program allows you to reinforce the objectives that are achieved during a half day, and additionally serves to: - Develop clear and effective communication skills. - Anchor experiences and allows participants to draw useful parallels to the workplace. - Assess critical factors and more deeply explore ways teams can effectively work together.



In addition, a full day allows time for individuals and groups to set future goals. Goal setting beyond the day assists participants in transferring what they have learned to the workplace.

These programs use problem-solving activities and cooperative challenges for exploration of posi-tive group dynamics. The half-day or full-day programs can accommodate up to 80 people per day.

ONE OR MORE DAYS/CUSTOM PROGRAMAny teambuilding program longer than one day increases a group’s ability to focus on and ana-lyze issues that are important to the team. Additional days allow you to focus on a broader range of problem-solving activities or include more traditional training segments that further enhance your group’s long-term goals. Research into teambuilding has shown that the blending of an adventure program with traditional training models is more effective than either method alone. The benefit of the additional day(s) is that the participants have more opportunities to: - Integrate traditional training within their adventure program. - Design specific strategies that transfer their experiences back to the workplace.

HIGH ROPES COURSEThe high ropes course provides participants with the opportunity to challenge themselves individu-ally. Adding a high ropes experience to your program allows group members to: - Explore individual and team risk-taking issues. - Enhance their understanding of how perceptions can limit achievement. - Increase their individual self confidence. - Practice techniques for individual and group support.

The high ropes course program can accommodate up to 24 people per day. Program lengths can vary according to your group’s needs and schedule, but typically require a full day (7-8 hours).

TEAM TOWER Adding our 40- foot climbing wall to your program will challenge any group’s ability to communi-cate, stay focused, and provide mutual support! The program provides a shared experience for de-briefing and learning and can accommodate up to 40 people per day.


Please complete the Challenge Program Interest Form (found on our web-site). We will get back to you as soon as we can. If you prefer to talk by

phone, call Beth at 734-764-7616. Please leave a message if there’s no answer.

HOWTO SIGN UP


The Club Sports Program provides a wide range of instructional and competitive ath-letic opportunities, with an emphasis on student leadership, organization, and team management.

The 31 Club Sports offer a chance to learn a new sport, be part of a team, and represent Michigan while competing against other universities. Many of our clubs compete at an elite level and contest for National Championships in their sport. Currently over 1,700 members of the University community participate in the Club Sports Program.

There is such a wide variety of sports that if you are thinking about joining, you are sure to find something that interests you!

WHY JOIN A CLUB SPORT?-Opportunity to meet people and make friends-Continue your ongoing passion for sports-Enjoy being a part of a team-Improve overall health by exercising-Fun way to stay active-Enjoy competitive environment-Desire to represent University of Michigan

To learn more about the club sports offered and how to get involved, please visit our website at http://recsports.umich.edu/clubs/directory

ALREADY ON CLUB SPORTS?CLUB SPORTS COUNCILIf you are interested in getting more involved in the club sports community, you might be interested in joining the Club Sports Council.

The Club Sports Council was established at the University of Michigan in 2008 in order to enhance cooperation, create leadership opportuniites, and establish a sense of com-munity between the 33 club sports.

The mission of the Club Sports Council is to provide avenues for clubs to learn from each other, to act as a liasion between the clubs and the Club Sports Program staff, and

Club Sports(734)763-3562|http://recsports.umich.edu/clubs


Club Sports(734)763-3562|http://recsports.umich.edu/clubs

to promote the Club Sports program throughout the University. The Club Sport Council is com-prised of representatives from each club and meets on a monthly basis each semester to address issues that impact the program.

Executive BoardThe Executive Board is comprised of three elected officers who preside over all meetings. The ex-ecutive board will provide feedback regarding new policies and procedures, publish the Club Sports Monthly Newsletter, coordinate the Club Sports Awards Ceremony, and serve as a disciplinary review board. There are also several committees: Marketing and Budget Allocation. You can con-tact everyone on the Club Council Executive Board through this email address: [email protected]

RESOURCESAll resources can be found using the Club Sports Maize Paiges. Forms can be submitted online, unless a physical document is needed. The link can be found here: http://maizepages.umich.edu/organization/ClubSports

Forms that can be found and filled out online include:-Travel Request-Supervisor Report-General Information Form-Competition Report-Facility Request Form-Participant Waiver

Documents are PDF forms that must be printed out, filled out, and signed and brought to the Club Sports Office (606 East Hoover Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109):-Reimbursement Form-Official’s Payment Form


Rental Programhttp://recsports.umich.edu/article/rentals-and-reservations

To call & reserve a court:

(734) 764-8167CCRB Reservation Line

(734) 764-3163IMSB Reservation Line

(734) 764-2117NCRB Reservation Line

At most of our facilities, next-day reservations are usually available.

FACILITY RESERVATIONSActivities that our facilities can support include badminton, basketball, dance/aerobics, handball/racquetball, jogging, martial arts, boxing, indoor soccer, squash, swimming, ta-ble tennis, tennis, volleyball, wallyball, weight training, and conditioning. By visiting our website, you can read more about what courts and equipment are optimal for your activity.

SEMESTER RENTALRec Sports also offers semester-length rentals for UM student organizations.

EQUIPMENT RENTALThe Facility Rentals program can rent the following equipment when reserving your space:Canopies (10’ x 10’ and 20’ x 20’ and 20’ x 40’), tables, chairs, and bleachers.

The Outdoor Adventures Rental Center rents a wide range of outdoor and recreational equipment to U-M students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members: tents, back-packs, stoves, volleyball sets, tug-of-war ropes, and more.

You may reserve a court ahead of time for your ac-tivity by calling one of the numbers to the right.

FACILITY & FIELD RENTALRec Sports has a variety of space available to rent for U-M student organizations, academic de-partments, alumni, and non-university affiliated groups. However, main gym courts and pool areas are not available for rent during normal drop-in recreation hours. Elbel Field, Mitchell Field, Palm-er Field, North Field, Radrick Recreation Area and the Sports Coliseum are available for rentals when they are not in use for club or intramural sports.

Facility rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis. Groups should submit their Rental Request online a minimum of 2 weeks in advance. For any rental questions please call: (734) 936-0616.


Intramural Sports | IM Building Room G21(734)764-0578|http://recsports.umich.edu/intramurals

FALLFloor HockeySand VolleyballSoccerSoftball3-on-3 BasketballBroomballFlag FootballInner Tube Water PoloTennis Singles/DoublesPreseason Flag Football3v3 soccerUltimate Frisbee

WINTERBasketballInner Tube Water PoloIndoor SoccerWallyballBroomballDodgeballVolleyballBilliardsSquash SinglesBadminton SinglesSwim MeetRacquetball SinglesBattleship

SUMMERSoccerSoftballSand Volleyball

The Intramural Sports Program offers many great sports every semester! The list on the right includes sports offered in the 2013-2014 season, so be sure to check the Intramural website for accurate informa-tion about sports offered. Use the website in order to see registration dates, days of play, season informa-tion, and rules.

HOW TO SIGN UP1. Log in to your IMLeagues.com account (if you do not have one, please see section titled ‘Joining IM-Leagues.com.’)

2a. Click the Create/Join Team button at the top right of your User Homepage page

OR

2b. Click on the “University of Michigan” link to go to your school’s homepage on IMLeagues.

3. The current sports will be displayed; click on the sport you wish to join.

4. Choose the league you wish to play in (Men’s, Women’s, Co-Rec, etc.)

5. Choose the division you’d like to play in (Monday 5:30pm, Tuesday 5:30pm, etc.) HOW TO JOIN A TEAMA. BE A TEAM CAPTAIN: Lead your peers to victoryCaptains can invite members to their team by click-ing the “Invite Members” link on the team page. Any invited members must accept the invitation to be joined to your team.

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1. If they’ve already registered on IMLeagues: search for their name, and invite them

2. If they haven’t yet registered on IMLeagues: scroll down to the “Invite by Email Address” box, and input their email address.

B. JOIN AN EXISTING TEAM: We can’t all be the captainYou can join a team that has already been created through a couple different ways:

1. Use the Create/Join Team Button at top right of every page (and join)

2. Accept a request from the captain to join his or her team

3. Find the team and captain name on division/league page and request to join (usually when an invitation hasn’t been sent)

4. Go to the captain’s playercard page, view his or her team, and request to join from there

C. JOIN AS A FREE AGENT: What are you, Wolverine?You can list yourself as a free agent in as many divisions within a league as you’d like. You will be visible to all members of the site and can request to join teams, or post in-formation about yourself so teams can request to add you to their team.

JOINING IMLEAGUES.COMYou can join in any of the following ways in order to participate in IM Sports:

1. Go to www.imleagues.com/umich/Registration

2. Go to www.imleagues.com and click Create Account

3. Go to www.imleagues.com and click “Log in with Facebook” if you have a Facebook account with your school email attached.

Enter your information, and use your School email if applicable (@umich.edu) and submit. You will be sent an activation email; click the link in the email to login and activate your IMLeagues account. You should be automatically joined to your school – if not you can search schools by clicking the “Schools” link.

POLICIES AND PROCEDURESThe Intramural Sports Program has a foundation of policies and procedures that are consistent among all programs we offer.

The purpose of the Policies and Procedures section is to assure as equitable and en-joyable participation as possible for all participants at the University of Michigan.

The Captain’s Manual covers everything in more detail that a Captain or participant will need to know regarding the entirety of the Intramural Sports Program.

To access this information, please visit: http://recsports.umich.edu/article/poli-cies-procedures


15 www.recsports.umich.edu for more information, please call 734-763-3084

BECOME AN IM SPORTS OFFICIALThroughout the year, the Intramural Sports Program at the University of Michigan hires students to fill roles as officials, equipment managers and supervisors. Without

our great student staff, we could not operate our program on a daily basis!

NEW OFFICIALSPlease complete the following steps in order to apply for a position: 1. Fill out the Official Interest Form

2. Fill out the Online Hiring Application located on the Student EmploymentOffice website

3. Fill out an I9 Form*You may either complete this step at the General Information Session OR bring it al-ready completed to the session

4. Provide Two Forms of Identification* (A list of acceptable documentation can be found on the I9 form). You MUST bring them to the General Info Session OR fax copies of them to (743) 936-2673

5. Attend Training ClinicsAttendance is required for the sport(s) you are applying to officiate. Plan now to at-tend as many clinics as possible

6. Complete Rules QuizzesLocate and read the rules for each sport you are applying to officiate

*NOTE: If you have worked for the University of Michigan in the past three (3) months, either for Recreational Sports or any other department, you do not need to

complete the I9 form or show identification

RETURNING OFFICIALSPlease complete the following steps in order to apply for a position:

1. Fill out the Official Interest Form

2. Attend Training ClinicsAttendance is required for the sport(s) you are applying to officiate. Plan now to at-tend as many clinics as possible. While you do NOT need to attend the General Info Session, you DO need to attend as many sport-specific clinics as possible. Clinic at-tendance is used to determine priority for how many shifts you will work during the season.

3. Complete Rules QuizzesLocate and read the rules for each sport you are applying to officiate

Questions? Email: [email protected]

This information and links to forms needed can be found on the website here: http://recsports.umich.edu/article/become-im-official


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Outdoor Adventures | 366 Hill Street(734)764-3967|http://recsports.umich.edu/outdooradv

ABOUTOutdoor Adventures provides outdoor educational and recreational opportunities for all students, regardless of prior experience. Outdoor equipment from camping gear to snow-shoes to tug-of-war ropes can be borrowed from our rental center. We offer classes in wil-derness medicine and outdoor skills such as backcountry cooking and building outdoor shelters.

SERVICES NEW: TRIP CONSULTATIONPlanning on going on a trip by yourself or with friends and not sure if you have thought of everything? Stop by Outdoor Adventures at 336 Hill St. and let us help you. Our employees have a vast knowledge of locations, logistics, meal planning, risk management, and many other things. We specialize in backpacking, biking, climbing, paddling, skiing, and a few other disciplines.

OA-SPONSORED TRIPSOutdoor Adventures provides a variety of opportunities for students, faculty, staff and community members to explore, adventure and recreate in the outdoors. Led by our ex-tensively trained staff, our trips offer unique experiences to escape and meet new people for up to a day, a weekend or a week.

Once you sign up for a trip we take care of the rest - the only thing we require from you before the trip is attendance at our pre-trip meetings held the Tuesday night before each outing. Our staff takes care of planning, logistics, food shopping and contractor fees, so the only reason you may need cash is for food during travel. Visit http://recsports.umich.edu/article/trips or email [email protected] to learn about upcoming trips or ask questions.

MROCKThe MRock Climbing Wall offers opportunities to learn or develop your rock climbing skills and technique for just $5 a day. Gear rentals are included. Semester passes are $65. This in-cludes access all semester, 3 complimentary guest passes, and 15% off at Moosejaw! If you do not belong to the IMSB you can buy a semester MRock pass for $125 and that will give you access to the building during our open hours.

(hours and classes listed on next page)



MRock Winter Hours:Tuesday through Friday - 5pm to 9pm Saturday - 1pm to 5pmSunday - 3pm to 7pmClosed on Mondays.

Top-Ropping Classes are offered on a walk-in basis starting at:Tuesday thru Friday - 5:30pm, 6:30pm, and 7:30pm Saturday - 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pmSunday - 3:30pm, 4:30pm, and 5:30pm

Bouldering Classes are always available; they take ten minutes.

RENTALSMROCKLooking for a new and adventurous activity for your friends, student group or organization? Whether you are affiliated with the University or just looking to plan your childs perfect birthday, MRock invites you to participate in your very own custom climbing experience!

Private rentals can be tailored to your group’s specific needs. Contact the climbing wall man-ager,Sarah Elise Field ([email protected]), to schedule a time for your rental. Fill out a Rental Request form after having recieved one from the climbing manager. Once staff have been collected to work your rental, we will confirm your reservation and collect a $50 deposit.

The wall can be rented only during IMSB open hours that do not conflict with MRock’s regularly scheduled open hours, and rental request forms must be submitted at least TWO WEEKS before the requested rental date.

RENTAL TYPE

1-10 CLIMBERS

ADD’TLCLIMBERS

ADD’TLTIME

DURATION(HRS)MAX

beginners

belay proficiency

bouldering only

childrens’ rental

experienced climbers

$150

$150

$150

$150

$150

$12 per climber

$12 per climber

$12 per climber

$12 per climber

$12 per climber

$75 per hour

$75 per hour

$75 per hour

$75 per hour

$75 per hour

30

30

36

30

36

1.5

2

1.5

1.5

1.5

MRock Rental Rates

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RENTALS (cont.)BLUE BIKESRent a bike at Outdoor Adventures. They’re blue, fast, and have shocks!

Rates:

$5 / Day$10 / Weekend$75 / SemesterRental Includes a lock and helmet. Most bikes have racks on the back.

Pick-up and drop-off locations:

Outdoor Adventures (336 Hill St)andNCRB (drop-off only), 2375 Hubbard Rd

Hours for Rental:

Mon, Thurs, Fri: 12p - 6pSat & Sun: 10a-6pTue & Wed: By appointment

RENTAL CENTERWe offer quality and affordable outdoor and recreational equipment to everyone. From tents, backpacks, and stoves to volleyball sets and tug-of-war ropes, the Rental Center has what you need! Check out a full list of gear and our rates on the next page. It can also be found easily online at: http://recsports.umich.edu/article/rental-center

Fall Hours:12pm to 6pm - Mon, Thurs, Fri10am to 6pm - Saturday and SundayClosed - Tuesday and WednesdayClosed from December 21st- Jan 5th

Winter Hours:12pm to 6pm - Mon, Fri10am to 6pm - Saturday and SundayClosed - Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayClosed on Jan. 20th (MLK Day) and March 1-10th (Spring Break)

We are located at:Elbel Field Building336 Hill StreetAnn Arbor, Michigan 48104-3219Phone: (734) 764-3967Fax: (734) 764-2530

Make reservations over the phone or in person. You may call with any questions as well.



BACKPACKS

FRONTCOUNTRY / BASE CAMP TENTS

SLEEPING BAGS/PADS

BACKCOUNTRY TENTS

Osprey Escalante Backpack (70L) XS & S/M $10

$18

$7

$15

$2

$16

$10

$24

$7

$15

$6

$15

$7

$5

$5

$2

$6

$10

$4

$9

$1

$10

$6

$12

$4

$9

$4

$9

$4

$3

$3

$2

$5

$9

$3

$7

$1

$9

$5

$10

$3

$7

$3

$7

$3

$2

$2

$1

Big Agnes Big House 4P or 6P

Kelty 20°

Kelty Gunnison 2P

Therm-A-Rest NeoAir

Mountain Hardware Drifter 3P

Mountain Hardwear Alpine 5°

NOLS Thelmafly Tarp 4P

RidgeRest

Osprey Escalante Backback (85+5L) S/M & L/XL

Big Agnes Flying Diamond 8P

Marmot 0°, 15°, 20°, or 30°

Kelty Trail Ridge 3P

Therm-A-Rest

Compression Stuff Sack

Marmot Limelight Tent 4P

Rental Center Rates (per day)

1 DAY

1 DAY

1 DAY

1 DAY

2-4 DAYS

2-4 DAYS

2-4 DAYS

2-4 DAYS

5+ DAYS

5+ DAYS

5+ DAYS

5+ DAYS


LIGHTING

Coleman Single Mantle Propane Lantern

MSR Alpine Cook Set

Bank’s Fry Bake (large or small)

Black Diamond LED Headlamp

MSR Fuel Bottle (emtpy) - 30 & 32 oz

1 DAY 2-4 DAYS 5+ DAYS

STOVES/COOKING

CANOES / KAYAKS / WATER GEAR (packages include car mount equipment)

Coleman 2 Burner Propane Stove

Breakdown Kayak Paddle

We-no-nah Prospector 15 Canoe Package

Various-sized Dry Bags

Perception Acadia 2-Person Kayak Package (+child seat)

Carlisle Canoe Paddle

MSR Whisperlite International

Kayak/Canoe Throw Rope

Perception Swifty 1-Person Kayak Package

Personal Floatation Device (We have child sizes!)

Seal Line Boundary Dry Pack


1 DAY

1 DAY

2-4 DAYS

2-4 DAYS

5+ DAYS

5+ DAYS

$11

$30

$5

$1

$9

$5

$3

$7

$25

$5

$5

$1-$5 per day, depending on size

$4

$30

$5

$5

$6

$17

$2

$1

$5

$2

$2

$4

$13

$2

$2

$2

$17

$3

$3

$4

$15

$2

$1

$4

$2

$2

$3

$11

$2

$2

$2

$15

$2

$2


ROCK CLIMBING GEAR

CROSS COUNTRY SKIS/SNOWSHOES

CAMPING GOODS

Petzl Ecrin Roc Helmet

Adult Cross Country Ski Package (includes boots and poles)

Coleman Chest Cooler 54 qt.

Atlas 10 Series Aluminum Snowshoes

Nylon Tarp 10x10

Nordic Skis

Sled (recreational)

Various-Sized Dromedary Bags

Crescent Moon Snowshoes (Backcountry, hiking, or women’s)

Liberty Mountain Aluminum Snowshoes

Coleman Chest Cooler 100 qt.

Atlas Youth Aluminum Snowshoes

Duffel Bags (various sizes)

Water Jug (2, 3, & 5 gallon)

Nordic Ski Poles

Nordic Ski Boots


1 DAY

1 DAY

1 DAY

2-4 DAYS

2-4 DAYS

2-4 DAYS

5+ DAYS

5+ DAYS

5+ DAYS

$7

$13

$4

$3

$5

$5

$8

$6

$13

$5

$9

$2

$5

$1-4 per day depending on volume

$8

$3

$4

$8

$2

$2

$3

$3

$6

$4

$8

$3

$5

$1

$2

$5

$2

$3

$7

$1

$2

$3

$2

$4

$3

$7

$2

$4

$1

$2

$4

$2


Badminton Set

Dodgeball Set

Bocce Ball or Croquet Set

POP-UP TENTS/YARD GAMES/SPORTING GOODS

E-Z-Up Pop-Up Tent

Tug-O-War Rope

Flag Football or Horseshoe Set

Frisbees

Innova Disc Golf Discs and Carrying Case

Softball Set

REI Screen House

Volleyball Set

Kickball Set

Sack Race

Frisbee Target Game


1 DAY 2-4 DAYS 5+ DAYS


We are located at:Elbel Field Building336 Hill StreetAnn Arbor, Michigan 48104-3219Phone: (734) 764-3967Fax: (734) 764-2530

Make reservations over the phone or in person. You may call with any questions as well.

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JOIN THE LEAGUE OF OUR OWNWant to provide a legacy for student development and leadership for current and future UM students? The “League of Our Own” giving program allows you this opportunity to give to the development and growth of our student employees and program participants.

CALLING ALL REC SPORTS ALUMSDid you play an intramural sport at the U of M? Participate in a Rec Sports program? Work at CCRB, NCRB, IMSB, the Outdoor Recreation Center, Coliseum or the fields? If you did, consider yourself an ALUM of the Department of Recreational Sports! We’re hoping to not only connect with you and hear your ‘glory day’ stories but to also keep you updated on what’s happening in Rec Sports today. Please e-mail us at [email protected] to give us your information.

SHARE YOUR STORYhttp://www.recsports.umich.edu/promo/dev/index.html#YourStory

alum opportunities


Nondiscrimination Policy Statement

TheUniversityofMichigan,asanequalopportunity/affirmativeactionemployer,complieswithallapplicablefederalandstatelawsregardingnondiscriminationandaffirmativeaction.TheUniversityofMichiganiscommittedtoapolicyofequalopportunityforallpersons and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender iden-tity, gender expression, disability, religion, height, weight, or veteran status in employment, educational programs and activities, and admissions. Inquiries or complaints may be addressed to the Senior Director for Institutional Equity, and Title IX/Section 504/ADA Coordinator,OfficeofInstitutionalEquity,2072AdministrativeServicesBuilding,AnnArbor,Michigan48109-1432,734-763-0235,TTY734-647-1388. For other University of Michigan information call 734-764-1817.

ExecutiveOfficersoftheUniversityofMichigan:MarySueColeman,President;SallyJ.Churchill,VicePresidentandSecretaryoftheUniversity;StephenR.Forrest,VicePresidentforResearch;PhilipJ.Hanlon,ProvostandExecutiveVicePresidentforAcademicAffairs;E.RoysterHarper,VicePresidentforStudentAffairs;DavidR.Lampe,VicePresidentforCommunications;DanielLittle,Chancellor,UniversityofMichigan-Dearborn;JerryA.May,VicePresidentforDevelopment;RuthPerson,Chancellor,UniversityofMichigan-Flint;OraHirschPescovitz,ExecutiveVicePresidentforMedicalAffairs;SuellynScarnecchia,VicePresidentandGeneralCounsel;TimothyP.Slottow,ExecutiveVicePresidentandChiefFinancialOfficer;CynthiaH.Wilbanks,VicePresidentforGovernmentRelations.

RegentsoftheUniversityofMichigan:JuliaDonovanDarlow,LaurenceB.Deitch,DeniseIlitch,OliviaP.Maynard,AndreaFischerNewman,AndrewC.Richner,S.MartinTaylor,KatherineE.White,MarySueColemanexofficio.

© 2010, The Regents of the University of Michigan.

DSA MISSION The Division of Student Affairs is committed to student learning and the development of the whole student in a diverse campus community. Through our programs, services, facilities and partnerships, we facilitate students’ transformation and enrich their education.

DSA CORE WORK Our Core Work anchors, illuminates and advances our mission. The Division of Student Affairs provides:

• Transformative Learning Experiences We strengthen existing and initiate new opportunities to enhance student learning and development.

• Community Development We foster an environment that respects and appreciates the value of both differences and similarities, which supports the well-being, growth and success of all community members.

• Intercultural Development and Social Justice Education We develop a deeper understanding throughout the Division of diversity, social identity and privilege as they relate to ourselves and others, and educate ourselves and students in order to create a more socially just and inclusive campus and world.

• Health and Well-Being Education We enable students to learn and practice immediate and lifelong behaviors that promote positive physical, emotional, social, intellectual, mental and spiritual health.

• Personal Development We enable students to learn about, reflect on, and practice skills and behaviors, and develop values and beliefs that enable them to succeed during and after their university experience.

• Student Intervention, Support and Advocacy We resolve issues of significant complexity presented by students through our advocacy, services, and compliance.

• Essential Services We maintain facilities, provide services and promote programs that are responsive to the physical, social, psychological, academic, and recreational needs of the campus community.


Working in the Department of Recreational Sports provides valuable work experience, certifications, measurable achievements, competitive wages, life-long learning opportunities, and lasting friendships.

The Department of Recreational Sports hires approximately 250-300 students each term to fill numerous positions in our facilities and programs. Employees are needed as lifeguards, membership services assistants, entrance monitors, intramural sports supervisors, officials, and many other positions. For information, contact the Student Personnel Coordinator at:(734) 763-3084.

ARE YOU ENTHUSIASTIC, DEDICATED, AND HARD-WORKING? DO YOU ENJOY INTERACTING IN A POSITIVE WAY WITH PEOPLE?

BENEFITS OF WORKING FOR REC SPORTS:Employees of Recreation Sports will receive the following benefits after completion of their probationary period:

• Flexible work schedule. Employees are allowed to secure substitutes to cover their shifts and management works to accommodate employees’ academic/alternate schedules. • Fun, recreational environment and on-campus locations. • Interaction and networking with students, faculty and staff. • Career development and practical leadership opportunities. • Earn awards and recognitions from supervisors and the entire Department. • Free membership to employees not registered in class per semester. • Free CPR/FA/AED certification classes offered to Rec Sports employees. • 4 free guest passes per semester (contact supervisor). • Free daily locker and towel per semester (contact supervisor). • 20% discount on equipment, clothing purchased in the Equipment Rooms, and lockers rented on a semester basis.

FEDERAL WORK STUDY STUDENTS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY. PLEASE NOTE YOUR WORK STUDY

AWARD ON THE APPLICATION.

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