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UNIVERSITY STAFF COUNCIL PRESENTATION APRIL 21, 2015 Dennis Corrington, Executive Director, Department of Recreational Sports WHAT WE STAND FOR The mission of the Department of Recreational Sports is to provide quality programs, services and


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UNIVERSITY STAFF COUNCIL PRESENTATION

APRIL 21, 2015

Dennis Corrington, Executive Director, Department of Recreational Sports

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WHAT WE STAND FOR

The mission of the Department of Recreational Sports is to provide quality programs, services and facilities to a diverse Texas A&M community. WE ENCOURAGE THE LIFELONG PURSUIT OF ACTIVE, HEALTHY LIFESTYLES and enhance student development by providing leadership and employment opportunities.

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WHAT TEXAS A&M REC SPORTS HAS TO OFFER

PROGRAMMING:

  • Intramurals
  • Sport Clubs
  • Group RecXercise
  • Instructional Classes
  • Aquatics
  • Outdoor Adventures
  • Indoor Climbing Facility

SERVICES:

  • Personal Training
  • Banquets/Meeting Space
  • Massage Therapy
  • Equipment Trading Center
  • Classes & Workshops
  • Healthy Living Lectures
  • Camping Rental Equipment
  • National Professional Organization

Certifications

FACILITIES:

  • Student Recreation Center
  • Texas A&M University Tennis Courts
  • Penberthy Rec Sports Complex
  • Fields: Duncan, Polo and East Campus Fields
  • PEAP Building
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STATISTICS FY2014

INTRAMURAL SPORTS:

14,127 participants

GROUP RECXERCISE:

20,490 participants

PERSONAL TRAINING:

2,761 sessions

SPORT CLUBS:

2,418 participants

WEIGHT ROOM

476,960 participations

AQUATICS:

6,951 participations

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES:

2,785 participants

INDOOR CLIMBING FACILITY:

3,810 participants

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REC ENTRANCE STATISTICS

  • Average of 1.2 million entrances each

year since opening in 1995

  • Average does not include an estimated

300,000 additional annual entrances from groups coming in for special events such as tours, camps, swim meets

  • Currently 75% of the Texas A&M student

body uses the Rec Center and the services that we provide.

  • One day record: 9,192 (August 31, 2009)
  • FY14 1-day record: 7,983 (January 22,

2014)

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OUR MISSION

The mission

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the Department

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Recreational Sports is to provide quality programs, services and facilities to a diverse Texas A&M community. We encourage the lifelong pursuit of active, healthy lifestyles and ENHANCE STUDENT DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING LEADERSHIP AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

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STUDENT EMPLOYEES

The Department of Recreational Sports employs approximately 850 students annually to operate our programs, facilities and services and paid them a total

  • f $2,323,306 + benefits in

FY14. Rec Sports is the largest employer of students on the Texas A&M campus and, therefore, provides many students with the financial aid to fund their education.

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PEAP BUILDING

The new Physical Education Activity Program Building for the Department

  • f Health & Kinesiology will serve as an ancillary facility for the

Department of Recreational Sports OPENED IN: FALL 2013 115,000 SQ. FOOT FACILITY WILL PROVIDE REC SPORTS:

  • Gym Space for 6 Volleyball or 4 Basketball Courts
  • Gymnastics Room for Gymnastics Sport Club
  • Mat Room
  • Sport conditioning space for boot camp
  • One weight room for the Powerlifting Club
  • Meeting space for Student organizations

Overall, even with the upcoming Student Recreation Center expansion, we will still loose some activity and meeting room space.

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  • Providing a much better facility for intramurals and

sport clubs

  • Drop-in recreation has proved to be extremely

successful at the Penberthy Rec Sports Complex

PENBERTHY REC SPORTS COMPLEX

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THE FUTURE: STUDENT REC CENTER EXPANSION

TOP PRIORITIES OF THE REC EXPANSION INCLUDE:

  • Weight Room expansion to

accommodate larger student body

  • Two new gymnasiums to meet the

demand of intramural sports, sport clubs and free play

  • Additional activity rooms for

fitness and rental use

  • 8-lane indoor lap pool
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PROJECTED TIMELINE: Approved by Board of Regents:

  • Feb. 2014

Media Day:

  • Mar. 2014

Weight & Fitness Room Closed & Equipment moved to courts 1 & 2: May 2014 Construction Begins:

  • Apr. 2014

Natatorium Closed: May – Aug. 2014

(Outdoor pool available, but expected to be crowded)

Occupancy:

  • Mar. 2016

THE FUTURE: STUDENT REC CENTER EXPANSION

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For up-to-date details and images on the expansion visit our blog:

www.recsports4u.com

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PENBERTHY FIELDS

RELOCATION

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POND POND KIMBROUGH BLVD PENBERTHY BLVD

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CONTROL ROOM BUILDING ELEVATION

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CONTACT INFORMATION:

DENNIS CORRINGTON, Executive Director | dennis@rec.tamu.edu RICK HALL, Senior Associate Director | rhall@rec.tamu.edu

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THANK YOU!

IT WAS OUR PLEASURE TO MEET WITH YOU TODAY!