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CRS Guide Summer 2008 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO CAMPUS RECREATION SERVICES SUMMER 2010 TERPTERP Quest Quest SummerSummer Day Day Camp Camp And Many Other Great Programs At Campus Recreation Services This Summer UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO CAMPUS RECREATION SERVICES 1115 Eppley Recreation Center, College Park, Maryland 20742 Summer 2010 Jay Gilchrist Director PROGRAMS Barbara Aiken Associate Director, Programs Photo by Tony McEachern for CRS. Mary Mires Assistant Director, Instructional/Community Programs Kurt Klier Assistant Director,Intramural Sports Mike Doyle Assistant Director, Outdoor Recreation Earl Cabellon Assistant Director, Student Personnel Katie Hagen Assistant Director, Sport Clubs Welcome to Campus Recreation Services. Brianne Rowh Assistant Director, Fitness Michael Phaneuf Assistant Director, Challenge Course Program Welcome To CRS 0-3 Mary Kate Sullivan Coordinator of Intramural Sports & Camps CRS Membership Info 04 Kristin Legg Coordinator of Fitness Staff Paul Hefty Payroll Deduction 05 Manager, Outdoor Recreation Center Services Member Services 05 AQUATICS Carrie Tupper Director, Aquatics Diana Freedman Playing By the Rules 0-6 Manager of Lifeguards Natalie Ferdinand Understanding the CRS Rules Coordinator of Aquatic Programs and Regulations. FACILITIES Andrea Thompson Associate Director, Facilities David Flumbaum Assistant Director, Facilities/Project Manager CRS Facilities Overview Kim Eckert 0-8 Assistant Director, North Campus Facilities CRS Facilities Map 09 Lawrence Moody Facility Manager, South Campus Curt Callahan CRS Outdoor Facilities009 Facility Manager, Cole Fieldhouse Shawn Dennis Informal Recreation Hours 10 Manager of Equipment and Operations James Cecil Special Facilities Hours 11 Coordinator of Facilities & Event Support Alex Teh Coordinator of Facility Reservations and Sport Clubs Lance Kearns Coordinator of Facilities, North Campus Student Employment 12 Amanda Delaney Manager of Pool Operations Open Interviews for Fall Jobs Pete Benevento Sports Turf Manager RISK MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT Wallace Eddy CRS Programs 13 Associate Director, Risk Management and Assessment Personal Fitness 13 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Brent Flynn Summer Series of Programs 14 Associate Director, Business Grace Gover Group Fitness Classes 15 Administrative Assistant III/Purchasing Coordinator Annette McQueen Group Fitness Schedule 16 Payroll Coordinator Rebecca Cegledy Center for Health and Wellbeing 17 Assistant Director, Member Services & Service Desks Joe Zilke Non-Credit Instructional Programs 19 Coordinator of Business Services Aquatics/Learn To Swim 23 ART & TECHNOLOGY Vania McBean Assistant Director, Information Technology Outdoor Recreation 26 Dong Ju Jang DEPARTMENTS Systems Analyst for Information Technology The Climbing Wall 28 Tony McEachern Creative Services Director Challenge Course Program 29 Rachel Kim Graphic Designer Fall 2010 Preview ©2010 CAMPUS RECREATION™ is produced three times a year; Sport Clubs 31 fall,spring and summer semesters. An electronic version of this publication may be downloaded from our web site: www.crs.umd.edu. Cover ORC Fall Trips 32 photography by Rachel Kim for Campus Recreation Services. DEPARTMENTS Intramural Sports 32 2 Campus Recreation Services Have An Active Summer With Campus Recreation Services he University of Maryland is a national Workout at the Eppley Recreation Center (ERC), leader in recreational sports programming Ritchie Coliseum, or the School of Public Health Tand facilities. Campus Recreation Services (SPH) building. We have weight rooms,fitness (CRS) has everything you need for a great centers,gymnasiums,martial arts rooms, pools, a summer. Our outstanding facilities and programs sauna, a steam room, locker rooms, fields/turfs, will help you stay fit this summer. sand volleyball courts, a climbing wall, and much more for you to use right here on campus. This is a great time to get involved with CRS programs.Try a fitness class, learn to swim, get Whatever you choose to do, CRS is here to help motivated with a personal training session, take you recreate this summer. This brochure has all a swim at the outdoor pool, or grab your friends the information you need to get started. So get and try out the climbing wall. out there and have an active summer with CRS. For more information, please call 301-405-PLAY. Photos by Tony McEachern and Reggie Reed for CRS. www.crs.umd.edu 3 Payment is due at the time of purchase, and cash, check, or credit cards (VISA,Mastercard,Discover,AMEX) are accepted. For some staff and faculty members, CRS memberships are also available through payroll deduction. For more information on payroll deduction, refer to the section titled, Payroll Deduction, on page 5. Renew Your Membership Online CRS Memberships (Students) If you currently have a membership or want to purchase a All University of Maryland students are members during Non-Registered Student CRS Membership, you may do so the semesters and Summer Sessions in which they are on-line at www.crs.umd.edu. registered. Students registered for Summer Session I 2010 Important Dates have access to CRS facilities, programs and services from Summer Session I Membership valid:June 1 - July 11,2010. June 1 - July 11, 2010. Students registered for Summer Session II 2010 have access to CRS facilities, programs and Summer Session II Membership valid:July 12 - August 29,2010. services from July 12 - August 29, 2010. Summer Sessions I & II Memberships valid:June 1 - August 29,2010. CRS Memberships (Non-Students) Cancellations and Refunds In order to use campus recreation facilities - the Eppley To cancel a membership, a Membership Cancellation Recreation Center (ERC), the Outdoor Aquatic Center (OAC), Form must be filled out at the Member Services Desk. or Ritchie Coliseum - you must have a CRS membership. Refunds for purchases made by credit card are received in Those listed on the table below may purchase a semester 3-5 working days. Refunds for purchases made by cash or membership or annual membership at the Member Services check will be received in 4-6 weeks. Refunds are made on Desk. A photo ID and appropriate membership or ID card a prorated basis minus a $10 processing fee. must be presented to purchase a membership. Further information on CRS Membership structure Membership Fees and pricing is available at the Member Services Desk in the Type of Member Per Summer Session Annual Fees Eppley Recreation Center. The Member Services Desk in College Park Alumni Association Member $ 77.50 $465.00 the ERC is open Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 9:00 pm, Saturday, during regular Alumni Association Member Spouse or $ 77.50 $465.00 8:00 am - 8:00 pm and Sunday, 10:00am - 8:00pm Dependent summer building hours. Alumni Association Member One-Day $ 7/Day Alumni Association Member Dependent $ 38.75 $232.50 Under 16Years of Age Emeriti/Retirees,RVSC $ 67.00 $402.00 Emeriti/Retirees,RVSC Spouse $ 67.00 $402.00 Faculty/Staff* $ 67.00 $402.00 Faculty/Staff One-Day $ 7/Day Faculty/Staff Spouse or Dependent $ 67.00 $402.00 Faculty/Staff and Student Dependent $ 33.50 $202.50 Under 16Years of Age To Faculty and Staff Non-Registered Student** $ 30.00 The University of Maryland’s Department of Campus Student Spouse or Dependent $ 67.00 $402.00 Recreation Services is a national leader in recreation facilities and programs. Our award winning buildings include the UMUC Faculty/Staff $ 67.00 $402.00 Eppley Recreation Center and Ritchie Coliseum. UMUC Students $112.50 $675.00 University Affiliates $ 67.00 $402.00 Program areas include Aquatics, Fitness and Wellness, Instructional Classes, Intramurals, and Outdoor Recreation. *There is no fee for faculty/staff to use SPH facilities. Since the rededication of the renovated Ritchie Coliseum in **Students who are not registered for Summer Session classes, but the Summer of 1997, and the opening of the Campus were registered throughout the Spring 2010 semester, are eligible to purchase a Non-Registered Student CRS Membership. Recreation Center, now the Eppley Recreation Center in NOTE: During the second half of each summer session,after June 20 for Summer Session I, early 1998, thousands of University Faculty and Staff and after August 1,for Summer Session II,contracts for the remainder of the current session members have enjoyed the benefits of clean, well-equipped can be purchased for half of the above listed prices. recreation facilities on campus. 4 Campus Recreation Services Photos by Reggie Reed. MEMBERSHIP INFO The department’s equipment roster features favorites swimming pools. With the option of payroll deduction such as treadmills, ellipticals, cross-trainers, step as a method of payment,there has never been a better machines, rowers, free, plate-loaded and machine time to become a Campus Recreation Services member. weights, in addition to two indoor and one outdoor Payroll Deduction Information University of Maryland Faculty and Staff have the option to obtain a Campus Recreation Services Membership through the use of payroll deduction. Eligibility for Payroll Deduction Additionally, you have the option to Cost of Continuous Membership All regular 12-month and 9 1/2-month use payroll deduction to pay for If you are a 26-pay employee, the employees, as well as all contingent II memberships for your spouse and cost for your continuous membership employees who receive regular dependents, if so desired.Towel and is $15.46 per pay period. If you are a pay-checks, are eligible to enroll for locker services may also be paid 22-pay employee, the cost for your a Campus Recreation Services through payroll deduction. continuous membership is $18.27 Membership using payroll deduction. per pay period. Enrollment for Payroll Deduction Membership Through You can enroll for membership using Payroll Deduction payroll deduction by bringing your When you use payroll deduction to pay most recent pay stub, as well as your for a Campus Recreation Services faculty/staff ID card, to the Member Membership, you are purchasing a Services Desk, located in the main continuous privilege to use the Eppley lobby of the Eppley Recreation Center. Recreation Center, Ritchie Coliseum, The desk is open Monday - Friday, from and the Outdoor Aquatic Center.
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