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... to make our customers happy. It has to be a mutually beneficial relationship. If your goal is simply to sell more memberships than you lose each month, you're not truly caring about the wellbeing of yo ...

... take the time — or have the money — to access them. This is the second in a series of articles about integrated health and wellbeing on college and university campuses. "We realized ...

... might join them in this work of building cultures of wellbeing on their own campuses. In line with the priorities of NIRSA’s Strategic Plan, this panel discussion featured representatives from Sac State ...

... e see that climbing sports have reached a temporary plateau, but they are poised for continued strength in the collegiate marketplace," says Jack Patton, a principal at RDG Planning & Design. "This pos ...

... of wellbeing, what it looks like and why it's important to them. I'm hoping that message will still stick with them for a long time." This is the first in a series of articles about integrated h ...

... of their context within the campus community, rec directors today are being tasked with everything from recruiting and retention to risk prevention and wellbeing. 3.56 M Total number of high ...

... needed from trainers and instructors who cared about members' health and wellbeing. We wanted to offer sound, practical advice to people who wanted to get healthy, lose weight and build strength. We ...

... re all are proud to carry the banner as leaders in collegiate recreation. “It’s a banner,” says NIRSA Executive Director Pam Watts, “that underscores a commitment to developing students and to promoting he ...

... Ripon College places on supporting the wellbeing of everyone on campus. “It has such a great layout and is visually very engaging for recruits and their parents alike,” said Athletic Director Julie J ...

... e would be “laser-focused” on helping the school’s student-athletes find success, and build a culture within the department that would prioritize student wellbeing and safety. “Our athletic departmen ...

... l wellbeing and ultimately their success as a student.” An integrated approach to wellbeing According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, exercise is good for mental health, helps to reduce musc ...

... Not surprisingly, rec directors and the facilities and programming they oversee will be at the heart of the changes coming to college campuses, as universities increasingly put holistic wellbeing on pa ...

... ded in 1985, the American Council on Exercise (ACE) is a nonprofit organization committed to America's health and wellbeing. Over the past 30 years, ACE has become an established resource for health and ...

... on their communities. They truly embody NIRSA’s strategic value of health and wellbeing. Tabbitha Ashford, Fitness and Instructional Programs Coordinator/ Assistant Director of Campus Recreation Tabbit ...

With fewer than 3,100 students, the University of Richmond will never be among Virginia's largest campuses. Yet for years it has been at the forefront of exploring modern approaches to student wellbein ...

... that support student wellbeing. They are also well-appointed facilities for high-performance athlete training, as well as functionally welcoming community centers that offer a central hub for the gathering ...

... rship Program truly offer expanded opportunities for wellbeing—in its various forms—to a whole host of individuals in their communities. Related: A New Model for Campus Health: Integrating Well-Being ...

... trengthen a sense of belonging and community on campus; 2.) Build lifelong habits for health and wellbeing; 3.) Serve as a platform for civil discourse, social justice and inclusion; 4.) Develop tr ...

... eation or accounting or whatever it is. You're helping mold them and influence them, not only in health and wellbeing, but also in their career track. NIRSA no longer calls itself the National Intramural-Recr ...

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