MizzouRec NATION, Fall 2012

NATION S M A R T. F U N . D A I LY.

THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION SERVICES & FACILITIES

THE TRANSITIONS ISSUE

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OUR VALUES

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he University of Missouri-Columbia, as the state’s major land grant university, honors the public trust placed in it and accepts the associated accountability to the people of Missouri for its stewardship of that trust. Our duty is to acquire, create, transmit, and preserve knowledge, and to promote understanding. We the students, faculty, and staff of MU hold the following values to be the foundation of our identity as a community. We pledge ourselves to act, in the totality of our life together, in accordance with these values.

RESPECT

Respect for one’s self and for others is the foundation of honor and the basis of integrity. A hallmark of our community is respect — for the process by which we seek truths and for those who engage in that process. Such respect is essential for nurturing the free and open discourse, exploration, and creative expression that characterize a university.

Respect results in dedication to individual as well as collective expression of truth and honesty. Respect is demonstrated by a commitment to act ethically, to welcome difference, and to engage in open exchange about both ideas and decisions.

RESPONSIBILITY

A sense of responsibility requires careful reflection on one’s moral obligations.

Being responsible imposes the duty on us and our university to make decisions by acknowledging the context and considering consequences, both intended and unintended, of any course of action. Being responsible requires us to be thoughtful stewards of resources — accountable to ourselves, each other, and the public we serve.

DISCOVERY

Learning requires trust in the process of discovery. Discovery often fractures existing world views and requires acceptance of uncertainty and ambiguity. Therefore, the university must support all of its members in the lifelong process that is both challenging and rewarding. As we seek greater understanding and wisdom, we also recognize that knowledge itself has boundaries — what we know is not all that is.

EXCELLENCE

We aspire to an excellence which is approached through diligent effort, both individual and collective. Pursuing excellence means being satisfied with no less than the highest goals we can envision. Pursuing excellence involves being informed by regional, national, and global standards, as well as our personal expectations. We recognize and accept the sacrifices, risks, and responsibilities involved in pursuing excellence, and so we celebrate each other’s successes. We commit ourselves to this process in an ethical and moral manner.

In addition to the institutional values, MizzouRec has identified three more guiding values. These statements are mere words until we integrate them as values in our individual lives and reflect them in our institutional policies and practices. We pledge ourselves to make them effective in the very fabric of our lives, our community, and all our relationships with others, thereby enhancing the development of individuals and the well-being of society.

RELATIONSHIPS

PHILANTHROPY

AUTHENTICITY

Our success depends on the quality of our interactions and the clarity of our communication with others. Forming, nurturing and maintaining positive relationships is the ideal outcome of our time together at work, in class and at leisure. To this end, MizzouRec works tirelessly to provide an outstanding environment to cultivate relationships that last a lifetime.

MizzouRec has been given great gifts of support and wonderful resources from generations of students and administrators at MU. It is part of our culture to share appropriately and wisely with a variety of worthwhile causes and initiatives.

In a world filled with brands, labels, expectations and images, it is important that each of us reserve time daily to connect to our true selves. Placing an organizational value on authenticity means that being genuine in our words and our deeds is important and a priority.

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Jen Grooms Eric Salvatierra

Add value to your academic experience– consider Working for MizzouRec and join Team Mizzou!

Team Mizzou recruits dependable, committed and outgoing students seeking employment.

Visit www.mizzourec.com for employment information.

A resume, cover letter and application form will be required from all applications.

Applicants must attend one General Team Mizzou Recruitment Session for consideration:

September 10 & 11, 2012 October 29 & 30, 2012 Questions?

Contact Emily Bach at (573) 882-5178 or bache@missouri.edu. *Applicants interested in becoming RecSports Officials attend recruitment as part of the officials training program – contact RecSports@missouri.edu for more details.

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SEPTEMBER AUGUST

FALLSEMESTER TIMELINE

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Semester TigerX Memberships go on sale CLOSED - Team Mizzou Rally & Training First Day of Fall Classes – TigerX Fall Semester Schedule Begins TigerX Free Week Officials Training Begins for Flag Football Registration for Preseason Flag Football Tournament Registration for Flag Football & Sand Volleyball Officials Training Begins for Indoor and Sand Volleyball Club Sports Information Fair

Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Southeastern Louisiana Labor Day Weekend – Adjusted Hours Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Georgia - SEC DEBUT! Registration for preseason Indoor Volleyball Tournament Registration for Indoor Volleyball Team Mizzou Recruitment Registration for RecSports Racquetball Singles and Double Tournament & 3-on-3 Wheelchair Basketball Tournament MU Family Weekend Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Arizona State Registration for RecSports Table Tennis Singles and Doubles Tournament Registration for RecSports Washers Singles and Doubles Tournament Rock the Pink Party hosted by TigerX Boys COMO High School Invitational Swimming and Diving Meet

DECEMBER NOVEMBEROCTOBER

6 6 13 17-20 22-25 26 26 27 27 29 & 30 29-1

Mizzou Swimming and Diving: Show Me Showdown Invite Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Vanderbilt Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Alabama Registration for RecSports Innertube Water Polo Tournament Registration for RecSports Badminton Singles and Doubles Tournament Mizzou Swimming and Diving vs. Kentucky, SIU and Arkansas Team Mizzou Alumni 3rd Annual Homecoming Eve Happy Hour 14th Annual Brewer Breakfast Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Kentucky Team Mizzou Recruitment Registration for RecSports Ultimate Frisbee Tournament

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Registration for RecSports 3-on3 Basketball and Soccer Tournaments Columbia Swim Club Jim Devine Memorial Swimming Invitational No TigerX over MU Thanksgiving Recess Mizzou Home Football Game vs. Syracuse MU Thanksgiving Recess – Adjusted Hours Closed – Observance of Campus Holiday Mizzou Swimming and Diving: Mizzou Invite Registration for RecSports Swim Meet

7-13 15 15 22 23-25

TigerX Finals Week Schedule Winter Break Hours Begin – Spring Semester Hours start January 13 CYBA Basketball Jamboree Girls COMO High School Invitational Swimming and Diving Meet Closed – Observance of Campus Holiday

JANUARY

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Closed – Observance of Campus Holiday Spring Semester Hours Begin MLK Jr. Day – Adjusted Hours

CONTACT INFO BREWER STATION – LOST & FOUND brewerstation@mizzourec.com 882.2067

EVENTS

events@mizzourec.com 884.5600

MEMBERSHIP

membership@mizzourec.com 882.0369

ZOULIFE SPA SERVICES/COURT RESERVATIONS zoulife@mizzourec.com 884.6555

CLUB SPORTS

clubsports@mizzourec.com

REC SPORTS OFFICE

recsports@mizzourec.com 882.1740

TEAM MIZZOU EMPLOYMENT teammizzou@mizzourec.com

TIGER SWIM – LESSONS tigerswim@mizzourec.com

TIGERX

tigerx@mizzourec.com

ZOULIFE PERSONAL TRAINING 6

personaltraining@mizzourec.com 882.7842

NATION

THE BASICS

FACILITIES

PROGRAMS

MizzouRec Timeline....................... 4-5

Facility - Improvements!.................23

Aquatic Programs..........................28

State of the Nation..........................10

Mizzou Aquatic Center.....................26

Club Sports.......................................30

Hours of Operation...........................12 Membership Options......................14 Member Guidelines..........................16 Guest Guidelines............................18 Events...............................................21

THE INSIDER Staff Contact Information...............46 Parting Shot......................................48

RecSports.......................................32 Mizzou Wheelchair Basketball.........34 TigerX.............................................36 Leisure U..........................................38 zouLIFE Spa & Personal Training...40 Team Mizzou.....................................44

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LUNCH & LEARN

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STATE OF THE NATION The theme of our Fall Nation edition is TRANSITIONS. Now the moment I hear that word or read it, all I can think of is David Bowie singing “Ch-ch-ch-ch changes . . . time may change me but I can’t trace time.“ Just for fun, I looked up the lyrics of the 1971 release. After reading the words, I have no idea what the song is about but I still like the refrain, “ch-ch-ch-ch-changes!” It fits nicely into how life is within our organization these days.

Summer at MizzouRec featured incredibly high temperatures, better than a half dozen or so new team members and some great new equipment. In response to the growing student enrollment numbers, we’ve also reclaimed nearly 1000 square feet and rearranged equipment in the Jungle Gym and the Pump Room. This has resulted in the addition of almost 20 new pieces of equipment including a set of free weights from 10 to 40 lbs. As with all ch-ch-ch-ch-changes, there is an adjustment period for our members as everyone gets acclimated to the new stations and patterns. For this we all need papa-pa-pa-patience as we work it out. (No worries, I am not about to write a new song for David Bowie, nor will I sing.)

Another transition as we work to stretch spaces for our growing population can be seen on the track level. Devoted to core strength and conditioning, this should become a popular space for those seeking a dedicated workout. This area might be easy to discount but during the Brewer Project days, this is where the Nautilus circuit was placed in the months before the Jungle Gym was completed. It’s a great space and we are excited to create new opportunities here as core workouts gain in popularity and importance.

Equipment and spaces are not the only things that have undergone a transition this summer. It is perhaps a little known fact that many of our professional full time positions are progressive in nature. Most of our coordinator positions are considered entry-level for those in the higher education recreation field. Typically, this is a first full time position for someone coming out of graduate school. Depending on the market and the specialization, a coordinator will stay with us two to three years (occasionally as long as five years) before moving on to an assistant director or associate director position. So the shuffle of coordinators is predictable within our ranks. This year we had an especially strong recruitment class and are introducing six new coordinators to MizzouRec and you. They hail from strong programs such as Tennessee, Western Kentucky, Mississippi State, Alabama, Iowa, Pacific and Texas A&M. This is a big organizational shift and we are hopeful for their bright futures with us as they make their marks in club sports, aquatics and facility operations.

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In addition, we’ve strengthened our business operations by welcoming Tim Koske, associate director for business operations and strategic planning to our ranks. Plus, Clayton Hill and Chris Hull have joined us as graduate assistants in programs and aquatic operations. We are also thankful for and proud of Eric Maki who has held the lead position in facility operations with us for the past five years. Eric is leaving us this fall to become the new director of recreation services at Wichita State University. This is an outstanding opportunity for him and we all wish him well as he transitions into his new responsibilities and his new campus.

Without these changes it wouldn’t be possible for MizzouRec to make the necessary transition into the future. Change and successful transitions are essential steps to becoming a better organization and a more responsive operation. Each step brings us closer to fulfilling our promise to being the best part of your Mizzou day and your first choice for fun.

Diane Guse Dahlmann Director of MizzouRec Services & Facilities dahlmannd@missouri.edu

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY The University of Missouri-Columbia will recruit and employ qualified personnel and will provide equal opportunities during employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or status as a Vietnam era veteran.

For more information, please call Human Resource Services at (573) 882-4256 or the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights.

For ADA accommodations, please contact the Department of Recreation Services & Facilities, 213 Rothwell Gymnasium, Student Recreation Complex, Columbia, Missouri 65211, (573) 882-2083.

NATION MAGAZINE

VOLUME XV ISSUE II

ED ITO R diane guse dahlmann

PRO D U CTIO N ED ITO R emily bach

EXECU TIVE D ESIGNER jennifer seris

MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION The Department of Recreation Services & Facilities and the University of Missouri-Columbia are both dedicated to making its programs and activities accessible to members with disabilities.

PH OTO GR APH ER S elizabeth cardwell andrew schriver justin yang

Contact Larry Bennett at (573) 882-2083 or bennettla@missouri.edu, and we will be happy to make reasonable arrangements to facilitate your participation.

CONTACT INFORMATION MU STUDENT RECREATION COMPLEX 213 Rothwell Gymnasium Columbia, Missouri 65211-4210

INFO LINE (573) 882-2066 FAX (573) 884-5404 MEMBERSHIP DESK (573) 882-0369 BREWER STATION (573) 882-2067 ZOULIFE (573) 884-6555

ADVERTISING INFORMATION For more information about advertising opportunities in MizzouRec Nation, please contact Larry Bennett at (573) 882-2083 or bennettla@missouri.edu.

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FALL SEMESTER 2012 FACILITY & MIZZOU AQUATIC CENTER HOURS | MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 – FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2012

HOURS OF OPERATION

MONDAY – THURSDAY 5:30AM – 11:00PM

FRIDAY 5:30AM – 9:00PM

SATURDAY 10:00AM – 8:00PM

SUNDAY 12:00PM – 11:00PM

• LAST ADMISSION INTO THE REC IS 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO SCHEDULED CLOSING TIME. • ROTHWELL CLUB AND GENERAL LOCKER ROOMS WILL BE CLEARED AND LOCKED 15 MINUTES AFTER SCHEDULED CLOSING TIME. PLEASE ADJUST YOUR WORKOUT ACCORDINGLY.

ADJUSTED HOURS TEAM MIZZOU RALLY Staff Training and Orientation

Sunday, August 19, 2012

WINTER BREAK

Saturday, December 15, 2012 – Sunday, January 13, 2012

Closed

LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Saturday, September 1 Sunday, September 2 Monday, September 3

10:30am-3:30pm 10:30am-3:30pm 10:30am-3:30pm

MIZZOU FOOTBALL HOME GAME DAYS For Saturday games, the Rec will close at scheduled kickoff and re-open on Sunday at 12pm.

Saturday, September 1 Saturday, September 8 Saturday, September 15

Saturday, October 6

Saturday, October 13

Saturday, October 27 Saturday, November 17

6:00pm 6:45pm 6:00pm (MU Family Weekend) TBA TBA TBA (Brewer Breakfast & Homecoming) TBA

THANKSGIVING BREAK

Saturday, November 17, 2012 – Saturday, November 24, 2012 Saturday, November 17 10:00am-TBA (Home Football Game)

Sunday, November 18 Monday, November 19 Tuesday, November 20 Wednesday, November 21 Thursday, November 22

Friday, November 23 Saturday, November 24

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12:00pm-6:00pm 5:30am-8:00pm 5:30am-8:00pm 5:30am-2:00pm Closed Closed 10:00am-3:00pm

Saturday, December 15

Sunday, December 16

10:00am-4:00pm 12:00pm-4:00pm

Monday, December 17 – Friday, December 21, 2012 *TBA due to maintenance projects.

Saturday, December 22

Sunday, December 23 Monday, December 24 Tuesday, December 25 Wednesday, December 26 Thursday, December 27

Friday, December 28 Saturday, December 29

Sunday, December 30 Monday, December 31

Tuesday, January 1

10:30am-3:30pm Closed Closed Closed 5:30am-8:00pm 5:30am-8:00pm 5:30am-8:00pm 10:30am-3:30pm 10:30am-3:30pm 5:30am-2:00pm Closed

Wednesday, January 2 – Friday, January 13, 2013

Monday – Friday Saturday Sunday

Saturday, January 12 Sunday, January 13

5:30am-8:00pm 10:00am – 4:00pm 12:00pm – 4:00pm 10:00am – 8:00pm 12:00pm - 11:00pm

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY Monday, January 14, 2012

10:00am-11:00pm

FALL SEMESTER 2012 FACILITY & MIZZOU AQUATIC CENTER HOURS | MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 – FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2012

50M POOL MONDAY/WEDNESDAY 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM 4:30 PM – 9:30 PM *MU SWIMMING PRACTICE MAY AFFECT SCHEDULE 5:45AM – 8:00AM

TUESDAY/THURSDAY

DIVING WELL MONDAY – FRIDAY

5:45 AM – 8:00 AM 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM 6:45 PM – 7:30 PM

SATURDAY/SUNDAY CLOSED

5:45 AM – 2:00 PM 4:30 PM – 9:30 PM *MU SWIMMING PRACTICE MAY AFFECT SCHEDULE 5:45AM – 8:00AM

FRIDAY

8:00 AM – 2:00 PM 4:30 PM – 8:30 PM

TIGER GROTTO MONDAY/WEDNESDAY

7:00 AM – 9:00 AM 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM

TUESDAY/THURSDAY

7:00 AM – 9:00 AM 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM

TRUMAN’S POND MONDAY – SATURDAY 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

SUNDAY

12:00 PM – 6:00 PM *THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 WEATHER PERMITTING

FRIDAY

7:00 AM – 9:00 AM 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

SATURDAY SATURDAY

12:00 PM – 7:00 PM

SUNDAY

1:00 PM – 9:00 PM

3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

SUNDAY

5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

*DIVING WELL HOT TUB WILL BE OPEN DURING GROTTO CLOSURES

EVENTS IMPACTING POOL AVAILABILITY MIZZOU SWIMMING AND DIVING VS KENTUCKY, SIU AND ARKANSAS October 26

COLUMBIA SWIM CLUB JIM DEVINE MEMORIAL SWIMMING INVITATIONAL November 16 – 18

MIZZOU SWIMMING AND DIVING: MIZZOU INVITE November 29, 30 and December 1

GIRLS COMO HIGH SCHOOL INVITATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING MEET December 22

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MEMBERSHIP RATES

>> MU Faculty, Staff and Retiree Membership Calendar Year

$33/month or $396 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

Academic Year (September-May Only)

Monthly

(two month minimum required)

Open-Ended

Current MU Faculty, Staff and Retirees are eligible for membership.

$33/month or $297 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

$43/month (plus tax) Full payment by credit card, check, debit card, or cash.

$33/month (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

>> Household Adult Membership Calendar Year

$33/month or $396 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

Academic Year (September-May Only)

Monthly

(two month minimum required)

$33/month or $297 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

$43/month (plus tax) Full payment by credit card, check, debit card, or cash.

>> Stop-Out Student Membership Monthly

$33/month (plus tax) Full payment by credit card, check, debit card, or cash.

Adult (ages 18 and over) household members of MU Student Rec Complex faculty, staff, retiree members and Mizzou students are eligible. Household adult membership must show proof of residence. **Mizzou Alumni Associate Members do not qualify for household adult memberships **A member may only sponsor one household adult membership RECENT MIZZOU GRADS, this one’s for you, too!

Mizzou students taking a single semester off from their MU studies are eligible.

Stop-out students may use this membership for a maximum of four consecutive months during the semester off.

>> Mizzou Alumni Membership Calendar Year Academic Year (September–May Only)

Monthly

(two month minimum required)

$43/month or $516 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

$43/month or $387 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

Current membership to the Mizzou Alumni Association and a $50 minimum annual contribution to the Team Mizzou Scholarship are required to purchase membership.

$43/month (plus tax) Full payment by credit card, check, debit card, or cash.

>> Tiger Express Membership Calendar Year Academic Year (September–May Only)

Monthly

$24/month or $288 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

$24/month or $216 single payment (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

$34/month (plus tax)

(two month minimum required) Full payment by credit card, check, debit card, or cash.

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Open-Ended

$24/month (plus tax) Automatic monthly debit by credit card, bank draft, or single payment.

A cost-conserving, condensed membership option for the MU and Columbia community.

Participation in the Tiger Express Program offers access to the MU student Rec Complex six days a week, Monday-Friday from 5:30am – 12:30pm and Saturdays from 10:00 am – 8:00 pm.

Tiger Express Members must exit the facility at or before 12:30pm (Monday-Friday) to avoid charges for the full membership. Other restrictions do apply, please contact the Membership Desk for complete guidelines.

HOW YOUR STUDENT FEE REALLY WORKS

All students registered for 7 or more on-campus credit hours per semester, Fall, Spring, and/or Summer, are automatically assessed the Student Recreation fee by the University. Each semester has a separate fee and access coincides with the current semester’s enrollment.

Students who are enrolled in 6 credit hours or less have the option to add the Recreation Fee to their student account. This can be done by visiting the Rec or through the Cashier’s Office in Jesse.

Please note if you have a combination of online and on-campus courses that total more than 7 hours you will not automatically be billed the fee – remember, it is easy to have the fee added.

Fall Recreation fee will be $136.90 and will allow members access from August 20, 2012 – January 12, 2013.

MEMBERSHIP PAYMENT PROCESSING

»» We accept all major credit cards except American Express »» Photo ID for verification is expected when purchasing or renewing a membership with credit card, debit card, or check. »» All credit cards and debit card monthly payments will be processed on the 15th of each month. »» All bank drafts will be processed on the 1st of each month.

STEPHENS

COLLEGE

Stephens College Faculty/Staff Membership

Stephens College Student Membership

Current faculty and staff of Stephens College are eligible for this membership.

Stephens members must have current campus id as proof of affiliation.

Current students of Stephens College are eligible for this membership.

Stephens members must have current Student ID.

Calendar Year

$33/month or $396 single payment

Academic Year

$33/month or $297 single payment

Electronic Funds Transfer, credit/debit card, or single payment

(September-May Only) Electronic Funds Transfer, credit/debit card, or single payment

Monthly

$43/month Full payment by credit card, check or cash

Calendar Year

$349 single payment

Academic Year

$274 single payment

One Semester

$175 single payment

Summer Only

$75 single payment

Full payment by credit card, check or cash

(Fall & Spring Semesters) Full payment by credit card, check or cash

(Fall or Spring Only) Full payment by credit card, check or cash

(Mid-May to Mid-August) Full payment by credit card, check or cash

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GUIDELINES for Members

CHANGE!

>ADMISSION/ACCESS

Participants must present a valid campus issued MU ID card (Students, Facility or Staff/Affiliates) or MizzouRec issued ID card for admittance into the MU Student Recreation Complex. No other forms of photo ID will be accepted for entrance into the Complex at any time. This new guideline is for the safety and security of our members.

Lost MizzouRec issued IDs must be reported and replaced for a fee of $10.

Individuals attempting to enter the Complex using false identification will have the ID confiscated and will not be allowed access. IDs will be turned over to the Membership Coordinator. Both the individual using the false identification and owner of the ID will be suspended for a minimum of two weeks or as determined by MizzouRec.

>THINGS TO REMEMBER 1. In accordance with the University’s Tobacco-Free policy, the use of any tobacco products is prohibited in and around the recreation and fitness centers.

2. Non-marking athletic shoes must be worn in the activity areas. Examples of prohibited shoes include, but are not limited to, cleats, sandals, stocking feet and/or hard soled shoes.

3. Shirts must be worn at all times in all public areas.

4. Mopeds, bicycles, and electric scooters are not allowed inside the Recreation Complex.

5. Skateboards, roller-skates, rollerblades and non-electric scooters are not allowed to be operated in the recreation facility under any circumstances.

6. Chewing gum is not permitted in the Student Recreation Complex; it is a health and safety risk.

7. Pets, with the exception of service animals, are not allowed.

8. Photographic devices must not be used in the locker rooms and restrooms.

9. Disorderly conduct, abuse of the facility, equipment, or staff and/or disregard for the Student Recreation Complex guidelines could result in immediate dismissal from the facility.

10. Additional sanctions may include: disciplinary action, reimbursement for damages, and/or potential suspension from the facilities and programs.

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11. A user asked to leave by the staff will not be refunded any paid charges.

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GUIDELINES for Guests

CHANGE!

>GUESTS OF MIZZOUREC MEMBERS

MizzouRec offers active members the sponsorship of a guest for a single day fee of $10 plus tax single for access to Student Recreation Complex outside of prime time hours: all day Fridays, all day Saturdays and Sundays only until 5PM. 1. All MizzouRec guests must be at least 18 years old.

2. All guests must bring a photo ID with a DOB located on ID. 3. Guests must check in at the Membership Desk with their sponsoring member, located at the entrance on Hitt Street.

4. Guests must be accompanied by sponsor when utilizing MizzouRec. 5. MizzouRec sponsors assume responsibility for their guest while at MizzouRec. If any incidents occur involving the guest, the MizzouRec member may incur consequences.

6. Guests are only invited to be sponsored outside of prime time hours: all day Fridays, all day Saturdays and Sundays only until 5PM.

>PARENTS OR GUARDIANS MizzouRec members can sponsor their parents or legal guardians into the MU Student Recreation Complex at no charge. Access to Student Recreation Complex is only available outside of prime time hours: all day Fridays, all day Saturdays and Sundays only until 5PM. 1. Parents or legal guardians must present a valid photo ID in order to enter the Student Recreation Complex.

2. Parents and legal guardians must check in at the Membership Desk with their sponsoring member, located at the entrance on Hitt Street.

3. Parents and legal guardians must be accompanied by sponsor when utilizing MizzouRec.

*This benefit is for the MU Faculty or Staff Member only – non-campus guests must be sponsored by an active MizzouRec Member or utilize the Mizzou Family Night benefit (please see details on page 39).

>MU FACULTY/STAFF GUESTS AND UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AFFILIATES All current employees of the University of Missouri (who are non-members of the facility) may access the MU Student Recreation Complex for a fee of $10.00 (plus tax) per visit. Access to Student Recreation Complex is only available outside of prime time hours: all day Fridays, all day Saturdays and Sundays only until 5PM. Items to remember: 1. Present a valid MU Faculty or Staff ID to the Membership Desk located at the entrance on Hitt Street.

2. Provide form of payment upon arrival – we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, cash, or check. (Total with tax is $10.74.)

*This benefit is for the MU Faculty or Staff Member only – non-campus guests must be sponsored by an active MizzouRec Member or utilize the family night benefit (please see details below).

7. Students and members are limited to two guest per day, unless prior arrangements are made with the Membership Coordinator.

>VISITING MU ALUMNI

All alumni of the University of Missouri may access the MU Student Recreation Complex for a fee of $10.00 (plus tax) per visit. Access to Student Recreation Complex is only available outside of prime time hours: all day Fridays, all day Saturdays and Sundays only until 5PM. Items to remember: 1. Present MU Student ID or up to date Mizzou Alumni Association Card to the Membership Desk located at the entrance on Hitt Street.

2. Please also present photo ID with a DOB, all guests must be 18 years or older.

3. Provide form of payment upon arrival – we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, cash, or check. (Total with tax is $10.74.)

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*This benefit is for the alumnus only – an active MizzouRec Member must sponsor nonalumni guests. Each year during Homecoming Week MU Alumni are invited to utilize the Rec at no-charge! See membership desk for more information.

CHANGE!

***CHANGES AS OF JUNE 1, 2012***

The decision to eliminate the “no-charge” guest benefit came after discussion and recommendation from the Campus Rec Advisory committee. The decision was based on two major issues with guest access.

First, was the sheer volume of guests during prime-time hours competing with a campus population exceeding the 33,000 mark. The facility cannot support both the increasing student population and an increasing number of daily guests – especially during our primetime hours.

Second, issues have become more pervasive in regards to the safety and security of our members as we have seen an increase in thefts predominately perpetrated by guests. We understand that not all guests are doing this but for the safety of our members we must take a firm stand to control the issue.

Please understand, guest privileges will still be offered but with limitations. Refer to the details at left and below, regarding all guest types and guidelines.

THINGS TO REMEMBER AS A GUEST & GUEST SPONSOR 1. All guests who are not Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Affiliates of the University of Missouri must be sponsored and accompanied (while utilizing the facility) by a fee-paying student or a member of MizzouRec.

2. Guests, with the exception of Faculty and Staff one-day membership, are only allowed sponsored access outside of prime time hours: all day Fridays, all day Saturdays and Sundays only until 5PM.

3. All guests must be at least 18 years old to utilize the facility!

4. To gain access to MizzouRec, guests must check-in and register at our east membership desk with a government issued picture identification.

5. Students and members are limited to two guests at one time, unless prior arrangements are made with the Membership Coordinator.

6. Sponsors are responsible for the conduct and actions of their guests. Sponsors are subject to consequences for guests’ behaviors.

7. Guests are not eligible to check out equipment, reserve courts, participate in personal training, RecSports, and/or sport clubs.

8. Individuals seeking access to MizzouRec may not solicit members to sponsor them as a guest. If identified soliciting sponsorship, future entrance will be revoked.

9. The management of MizzouRec reserves the right to refuse access to any guest.

10. All persons wishing to be a spectator of INDOOR RecSports must contact the RecSports office by 4pm the day of the event at 882-1740 to register for access.

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ROTHWELL CLUB Seeking a different sort of membership experience? Consider Rothwell Club!

For only $16 per month, you will enjoy amenities that include private lockers, towel service, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, mouthwash and hair dryers. Rothwell Club’s expansive locker rooms are complete with television and lounge areas that allow members to unwind before and after workouts. $2 of your monthly fee is a tax-deductible gift to the Team Mizzou Scholarship Fund and you can sign up at the membership desk located on Hitt Street.

Space is limited so we cannot guarantee membership will be immediately available.

Be sure to check with the membership staff at the east desk on availability or to get placed on the waiting list to ensure you are contacted when space becomes available!

ESTIMATED WAITLIST TIME: Women: Less than 1 Month Men (Student): 1-2 semesters Men (Non-student): 2 years

MEDIA PASS

To protect the privacy of our members (that’s you!)

Anyone who would like to take pictures, video tape, interview, or use multimedia in the Student Recreation Complex must go to http://www.mizzourec.com/mediainquiry/ and fill out a media pass request form.

Completion of the request is required for all media inquiries including class projects through the journalism school. Applicants must fill out a form at least 24 hours in advance to allow for approval consideration.

Breaking stories, event coverage and time sensitive access will be consider by the Assistant Director of Membership – however, not all requests will be guaranteed approval.

• Event coverage for MU Swimming and Diving must be requested through the athletic department – interviews and access outside of competition will still require MizzouRec approval.

• General event coverage within MizzouRec requires advance approval – individuals arriving day of event will not have guaranteed access.

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EVENTS MizzouRec just might be the ideal place to create your special event. Whether you’re looking for meeting facilities, place to host a tournament, formal banquet, or anything in between, and our facilities offer a unique setting. We complete the experience by providing full-service event planning and on-site management. Our staff will guide you through the logistics to make your special event a success.

Dates for Fall 2012 still available – inquire today!

Book your Spring 2013 event now! Dates fill quickly.

For more information about MizzouRec Event Management or to arrange a tour of our available spaces for rent, please visit our website www.mizzourec.com/programs/ event_management or contact Kate Bauche, our Event Coordinator at 573-884-5600, or events@mizzourec.com

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BEST NATION IN THE

FACILITIES

Welcome to the MU Student Recreation Complex! Take a tour of our nationally recognized facility and check out the spaces and activities available to you. We believe you will find that with all we have to offer you through MizzouRec, we truly will be “the best part of your Mizzou day and your first choice for fun!”

NEWLY RECONFIGURED SPACES – JUNGLE GYM, PUMP ROOM & TRACK BALCONY MizzouRec has a tradition of setting the standard for recreation and fitness facilities and equipment! Continuing this tradition we have reconfigured and repurposed space to better meet the high expectations our valued members deserve.

THE JUNGLE GYM

By removing the benches which overlooked the Mizzou Aquatic Center, we have increased our floor space allowing us to add multiple lines of the latest in fitness specific equipment and increase our cardio offerings.

Free Motion functional strength equipment.

The Free Motion F series allows each member to customize their fitness routine into an efficient and strength maximizing workout! Adding 14 new Free Motion F series of this leading edge equipment will allow members the variety and functionality for members of all sizes. “Load the weight, adjust the levers, and be prepared to firm those muscles like never before!”

Nautilus selectorized strength equipment “Nautilus ONE equipment combines a revolutionary new weight stack technology with the most intuitive and user-friendly selection created-a dial.” We truly believe the addition of the N-ONE line will compliment the many other fitness opportunities provided to our members.

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Before we get started with our tour, there are a few items we would like to share with you and encourage you to take advantage of while visiting MizzouRec. SECURING YOUR VALUABLE ITEMS:

The Student Recreation Complex provides a variety of ways for you to safely and smartly secure the valuable items you bring with you.

We encourage all students to leave as much as they can in their rooms or apartments. But if you must bring valuable items to the REC; cell phone, wallet, sunglasses, laptop’s, etc. be SMART and SECURE your items. Do not leave your items unattended while working out!

128 individual lockers in the BOTH the Men’s and Women’s General Locker Rooms (located on the ground floor of the Student Recreation Complex across from Brewer Station). To secure your items make sure to bring a lock of some kind. Remember you must remove all items before close of each day.

72 individual, back-pack size day lockers (located on the Jungle Gym Mezzanine adjacent to Red Hall Lobby and across from the Jungle Gym). To secure your items feed the locker a quarter, store items, close the door, and remove the key. To retrieve your items simply insert the key and open the locker door. You even get your quarter back!

THE QUIET JUNGLE

We have repurposed the Quiet Jungle to mirror the Pump Room in many ways. By providing new flooring and similar strength equipment but with lighter weights, we hope to reduce the overcrowding of past years to better accommodate the changing fitness needs of our members. Changes include: »» A run of dumbbells to 50 lbs. »» Barbells up to110 lbs. »» Olympic benches »» Racks and lifting stations

THE PUMP ROOM

To provide our biggest and most conditioned free weight lifters the space to make each workout your BEST workout, we have reconfigured the Pump Room to meet this important need. »» Dumbbells from 50lbs- 130 lbs. »» Barbells from 70lbs- 200 lbs. »» Olympic benches »» Racks and lifting stations specific for the serious lifter. »» Pump Room will close at 8pm on Fridays and 7pm on Saturdays

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ON THE TRACK: CORE FITNESS TRAINING

»» 1/6 of a mile, 3+ lane track. Please adhere to policies and rules of this highly active fitness space.

To optimize the track-adjacent space, we have provided equipment essential to core-strengthening fitness. »» 6 Human Sport stations of functional fitness equipment. You saw it in the Quiet Jungle, now it is easily accessible to members along the track observation area. »» Kettle bells, medicine balls, and swiss balls. All openly available for members, simply disinfect and return to rack when done. »» Yoga style mats to allow members pre or post stretch or do some push-up/sit-up work. Please disinfect and return to rack when done. »» 3 Concept-two rowers. »» Bench to sit on and relax post-workout or when changing shoes for that walk or run on the track.

SCROGGS PEAK

With specialized lighting, the best rope in the business, a vertical climb modeled after Missouri limestone, Scroggs Peak will have you thinking you are far away from campus, and out by the Missouri River! »» The 42 ft. climbing tower consists of 5 ropes, each providing a different level of difficulty to our climbers. »» Climbing shoes available for member check-out »» Chalk provided »» Variety of hold and routes that are changed routinely to increase your power and technique »» Trained Climbing Technician staff to ensure a safe and enjoyable climb Important notes about Scroggs Peak. »» Scroggs Peak is available only to members who have completed a two-part belay certification class. »» Certification classes are traditionally held Monday and Tuesday from 3:00-4pm. »» You must purchase an annual membership, $39, for access to Scroggs Peak which begins the day you purchase your membership. »» Hours of operations: Monday-Thursday, 4pm-9pm Friday, 3pm-8pm Saturday-Sunday, Closed but available to rent for special events and programming!

BREWER BUTTE

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Open all hours that the Student Recreation Complex is open and does not require any specialized training or membership.

Members and Team Mizzou staff set new routes each week. »» 180 sq./ft. bouldering wall »» Safety crash pad/mat »» Use is at your own risk

STANKOWSKI OUTDOOR COMPLEX - SAND VOLLEYBALL

Outfitted with the industry’s finest equipment, we have transformed this activity space into a beach player’s delight! »» NEW Volleyball USA perimeter netting, banner boards, and edge guard provide a space high on play and fun! »» Fine masonry sand to make this more “beach-play” thn ever before! »» NEW Foot bath water hose at SE corner of courts »» Access to Fieldhouse restrooms »» Lights timed for play from dusk until 12:45am for night play!

GREEN TENNIS CENTER

Renovations completed in spring of 2012 to meet NCAA and SEC competition guidelines, this shared facility is home to the Men’s and Women’s Club Sports Teams as well as Intercollegiate Women’s Tennis Team. The courts offer a number of upgraded amenities to give you the feel of playing on center court at the U.S. Open! »» 6 lighted outdoor courts »» Bench and water coolers available at each court »» Members must provide their own racquet and tennis balls for play »» Restrooms are located at the pavilion as you enter the parking, and are available seasonally. »» Members are eligible to purchase a Green Tennis Center membership for indoor court use. »» NEW – MU ID holders may reserve one of 3 outdoor courts for a $10 fee. This will insure a court is reserved in your name for the date/ time you desire.

GTC Guidelines: »» Tennis shoes only, no running or black soled shoes permitted. »» You must present your MU ID prior to play. A $5.00 guest fee will apply if you or your playing partner is not taking classes in the current semester at Mizzou.

»» Parking ONLY permitted in plain, NON-GREEN, parking spaces.

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The Mizzou Aquatic Center is the place to come for your aquatics needs! Home to the Mizzou Swimming and Diving Teams, these World-class facilities are just like the rest of The REC in that you can complete your intense training regimen, work on skills, or simply relax in our different pool areas.

AQUATICS 50 METER POOL

»» Great for intense training and fitness swimmers »» Accessible to everyone for lap swimming and water walking »» Kick boards, pull-buoys, and Aqua-jogger belts available »» The pool is regularly “flipped” between short course (25 yard) lanes and the 8 long course (50 meter) lanes

»» The water temperature is kept at 80-81 degrees

TRUMAN’S POND

»» Warm-weather facility, available mid-April to late September, weather permitting

»» New floating lounge chairs, couches, ottomans, towel service, and a lot of sun

DIVING WELL

»» The Diving Well features 8, 25 yard lanes »» Accessible to everyone for lap swimming and water walking »» Great for intense training and fitness swimmers »» Kick boards, pull-buoys, and Aqua-jogger belts available »» Lanes are also open during Mizzou Swimming and Diving practices »» The water is kept between 82-83 degrees

TIGER GROTTO

»» The Tiger Grotto is a surprisingly versatile space »» The pool is great for intense workouts like against-the-current swimming and water jogging

»» Kick boards, pull-buoys, and Aqua-jogger belts available »» Relaxing strolls in the current of the river or vortex »» The space also features a large hot tub, Steam Shack and Sauna Hut »» Coming this Fall, new comfortable furniture available for members, and is regularly considered as a unique place to sit and study or read

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»» The water temperature is kept at 86-87 degrees

MIZZOU AQUATIC CENTER ‘NEED TO KNOW’ »»Schedules are generally set, but occasional changes and closures due to events happen throughout the year. Please look for information at www.mizzourec.com, www.facebook.com/mizzouaquaticcenter, our member emails, or on facility signage.

»»Pool-goers should feel comfortable to wear whatever swimwear you need to enjoy the water. Please ensure it is all clean and does not present a hazard to you. »»Footwear is required outside of locker rooms and pool decks. »»Showering before you enter the water will reduce the amount of chemicals needed to maintain the proper water chemistry and reduce the amount of outside material introduced to the water. »»Water walking and Aqua jogging are both acceptable forms of exercise in the pools. »»Please leave all bobby pins, hair clips and bands in your locker before you enter the pool areas. »»For a complete list of Mizzou Aquatic Center Guidelines please visit www.mizzourec.com/facilities/competitive_pool

GUIDELINES RESPECT

Be respectful of the facility, the equipment, the other patrons and staff on duty.

BE CONSIDERATE

Please be aware of and take care not to interrupt others’ swimming with your entry or exit, when changing equipment or resting. The lanes are for lap swimming or water walking only.

Please exit the pool for long conversations or extended breaks.

LANE CHOICE AND PACING

Know your abilities as a swimmer. Be aware of the water depth, and choose a lane with other swimmers at a similar skill level and pace.

ENTRY

Enter the water feet first. Make sure you are aware of the water depth and other swimmers while entering or exiting.

LAP SWIM ETIQUETTE 1 CHOOSE A LANE WITH OTHER SWIMMERS AT A SIMILAR SKILL LEVEL AND PACE.

2 SWIM COUNTERCLOCKWISE; THE LANE LINE SHOULD BE ON YOUR RIGHT.

3 IF PASSING IS REQUIRED, LIGHTLY TOUCH THE FOOT OF

LANE LINES

Lane lines are not weight bearing equipment. Please do not hang onto the lines between sets or after workouts. Please briefly rest on pool ledge if necessary.

THE PERSON TO INDICATE THAT YOU WILL BE PASSING.

4 PASS DOWN THE MIDDLE OF THE LANE. 5 YIELD TO SWIMMERS COMING INTO THE

WALL BEFORE STARTING YOUR NEXT LAP.

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SWIM PROGRAMS TigerSwim Learn To Swim Program

SCHEDULE

Session 1 :: August 27 - September 20 Parent-Tot, Preschool, Preschool+, Levels 1-6, Fitness

$40 Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu 6P - 6:45P

TIGERSWIM FEATURES

»» Lessons for students, faculty, staff, and even children »» The American Red Cross Learn to Swim program »» 10 levels of group instruction or private lessons designed around your goals »» The development of swimming and water safety skills in a logical progression »» A positive learning experience »» Male and female college-aged instructors with years of teaching experience and certification

*No class on Mon., Sept. 3; make-up on Fri, Sept. 7

TIGERSWIM LOCATIONS

Session 2 :: September 24 - October 18

»» Parent Tot, Preschool, Preschool +, Level 1, & Level 2 are located in the Tiger Grotto »» Level 3, Level 4, Level 5, Level 6, & Fitness are located in the Diving Well »» Both of these locations have specific seating areas for parents and siblings to keep the distraction of class time down to a minimum.

Preschool, Preschool+, Levels 1-6, Fitness

$40 Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu 6P - 6:45P

PARKING

»» Parking for our TigerSwim lesson program is located in the Virginia Avenue Parking Garage, which is located across the street from MizzouRec. Parking passes are not required since this program takes place after 5pm.

Session 3 :: October 22 - November 15 Parent Tot, Preschool, Preschool+, Levels 1-6, Fitness

$40 Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu 6P - 6:45 *No class on Wed., Oct. 31; make-up on Fri, Nov. 2

For more information about the TigerSwim Lesson program contact Blaine Brawley, Aquatics Coordinator at 573-882-9739 or tigerswim@mizzourec.com

REGISTRATION

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ENTRANCE GUIDELINES

»» All participants need to enter the facility through the main entrance (located across from the Virginia Avenue Garage). Upon entering the facility, immediately turn left and then proceeds through the four Mizzou Aquatic Center Doors. »» As part of a new safety initiative, we are requiring all TigerSwim participants and guardians to check in at our new TigerSwim kiosk located in the Mizzou Aquatic Center Mezzanine. »» Please do not attempt to enter the building through the membership desk. You must check-in with your child at the TigerSwim kiosk. This process does take a few minutes per person. With that, we open the doors for swim lesson check in to begin 20 min before the start of class time. »» All participants and accompanying adults will then be checked into the program by our staff before heading down to the pool deck.

»» Registration for the Fall Semester will begin at 8am on Mon, August 13 and each session closes at 11pm on the Thursday before the next session begins. »» Session 1: August 23; Session 2: September 20; Session 3: October 18 »» For your convenvience, all registration for Tiger Swim will take place online: »» Click Member Log in »» Select the one of the three links that represent your status »» Follow the specific instructions on each page to finalize enrollment »» A confirmation receipt will be sent to you immediately for your records

ADULT LESSONS PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Private Lessons reach out to over 350 individuals who would like to achieve their personal goals.

Our skillful instructors can help you »» Overcome fear of the water »» Learn swimming strokes and personal water safety »» Refine technique »» Build stamina and endurance

PRIVATE LESSON LOCATIONS Private lessons take place in the Tiger Grotto, 50M Pool & Diving Well depending on the skill levels, goals to achieve, and time of availability Private lessons are scheduled for 30 minutes, and different packages are available. »» Single session for $20 »» 4 lessons for $80 »» 8 lessons for $140

GETTING STARTED Please contact Blaine Brawley at brawleyb@missouri.edu or by phone at 573-882-9739 with the following info: 1. Would you prefer a male or a female as an instructor?

2. What type of skills you would like to learn?

3. What are some times and days that would best fit in your schedule for lessons.

MASTERS SWIM

For more information contact Carrie Steuber, Sr. Aquatics Coordinator at (573) 884-3795 or steubercl@missouri.edu

REGISTRATION

MASTERS SWIM FEATURES

»» Registration for the Fall Semester will begin at 8am on Mon,

»» Structured practices providing a positive environment »» Coached practice necessary to succeed »» Great social outlet for all involved »» Available for students, faculty, staff, and all members of MizzouRec

August, 13 and will close at the end of the Fall Semester.

»» Participants can register in person at the Membership Desk

MASTERS SWIM LOCATIONS

»» Practices are located in the 50M pool

PARKING

»» Parking for our Masters Swim program is located in the Virginia Avenue Parking

Garage, which is located across the street from MizzouRec and no parking passes are required since this program takes place after 5pm.

or online from our website www.mizzourec.com with the following directions: »» Click Member Log in »» Select the one of the three links that represent your status »» Follow the specific instructions on each page to finalize enrollment »» A confirmation receipt will be sent to you immediately for your records

MASTERS SWIM SCHEDULE August 27- December 7 Mon, Wed, Fri 5:30pm-7:00pm $75

Coming Soon….

Aquatic Special Events, to take place in Tiger Grotto, Truman’s Pond, Diving Well, and the 50M pool. Check out our social media outlets for more information.

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CLUB SPORTS >WHAT ARE CLUB SPORTS?

Club Sports are student led organizations that travel and compete with other collegiate Club Sports teams.

They can be instructional or competitive in nature.

All guidelines governing the Club Sports Program are written to protect the rights and safety of each participant and are designed to provide fair and equal opportunity for all persons eligible to participate in club activities.

Additionally, all club sports must abide by Conference, Regional, State, NIRSA, NCAA rules and regulations in competition that has such guidelines.

>HOW DO CLUB SPORTS DIFFER FROM RECSPORTS?

Club Sports travel and compete with other University Club Sports teams and/or in the community whereas Rec Sports teams compete solely within the Mizzou community.

>WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO JOIN?

MU Undergraduate students who are enrolled in six (6) credit hours/ semester and MU Graduate students who are enrolled in three (3) credit hours/semester and have a minimum 2.0 GPA. *Faculty and Staff also have the opportunity to participate with select Club Sports, as long as they have a valid membership to attend those practices if in the MizzouRec Complex.

>WHAT IF I DON’T SEE THE CLUB I WOULD LIKE TO JOIN ON THE LIST OF CURRENT CLUBS?

If we do not currently have the club listed that you would like to join, this simply means that at the present time there isn’t one, but any student has the opportunity to start one!

>DO I NEED EXPERIENCE IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE?

Experience is not necessary with all Club Sports as some are more instructional in nature and will teach you their sport. Others are more advanced and prior experience is highly recommended. The club contacts can give you more specific information regarding the recommended level of play related to their Club Sport.

>ARE THERE TRY OUTS?

Some clubs host tryouts while others are always accepting members. More specific information can be obtained from the club sport contacts listed on our website or the Club Sports Coordinator.

>HOW DO I CONTACT A CLUB?

Each club has an email address listed on our website at MizzouRec.com/Programs/Club Sports or you can email clubsports@mizzourec.com.

>WHEN/WHERE DO CLUB SPORTS PRACTICE?

Club Sports practice in a variety of locations, most of which are spaces within and around the MizzouRec Complex. There are also clubs that hold practices in offsite locations within Columbia, Jefferson City and even St. Louis. Practice times vary from morning to evening and practice on average 2-3 times a week.

>HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

Each club determines their cost of dues based on the level of cost associated with the sport. Dues can range from $10 to over $500 based on the level of expense related to that particular sport. Some club sports do not charge any dues.

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For any other questions please contact clubsports@mizzourec.com

ACTIVE CLUBS

Archery Baseball Basketball - Men’s Basketball - Women’s Bass Fishing Boffer Bowling Canoe and Kayak Climbing Competitive Dance Crew Cycling Fencing Field Hockey FYE Dance Golf Ice Hockey Jujitsu Karate Lacrosse - Men’s Lacrosse - Women’s Main Attraction Dance Official Dance Outer Limits Dance Paintball Quidditch Racquetball Roller Hockey Rugby - Men’s Rugby - Women’s Running SCUBA Shooting Ski and Snowboard Soccer - Men’s Soccer - Women’s Softball Strength Swimming Tennis Tae Kwon Do Totejutsu Triathlon Ultimate - Men’s Ultimate - Women’s Volleyball - Men’s Volleyball - Women’s Water Polo Water Ski and Wakeboarding Wrestling

Interested in learning more about our Club Sports?

Join us at the

Wednesday, August 29, 2012 5:00PM - 8:00PM

Outside the Jungle Gym on the concourse www.mizzourec.com/clubsportsfair2012

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RECSPORTS: REVISED STUDENT VOICES LEADING CHANGE!

The RecSports program has received a facelift to enhance the quality of your experience.

Member feedback was gathered during the ‘11-’12 academic year and provided us opportunities and ideas for enhancements to sport offerings, league and playoff formats, sportsmanship rating system, and much more!

>TOURNAMENTS Racquetball

Badminton

>LEAGUES

Ultimate Frisbee

Washers

Kickball

NEW! Greek CoRec league – to strengthen pairings and broaden Greek unity

>FULL SEMESTER SEASONS Flag Football (Fall 2012) Indoor Volleyball (Fall 2012)

Basketball (Spring 2013)

Soccer (Spring 2013)

>NEW PLAYOFF FORMATS More teams will qualify All-University brackets for league sports

>OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS SYSTEM To crown an overall open champion for the academic year.

>ENHANCED SPORTSMANSHIP RATING SCALE

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**For more information on these improvements or others that have been made please contact the RecSports staff at recsports@mizzourec.com.

>WHAT IS RECSPORTS? One of the most popular programs at Mizzou, RecSports is the “new school” intramural sports program. Each year over 6,000 students and other MizzouRec members play RecSports. An integral part of the history, tradition, and culture that make up the Mizzou Experience.

Over 1,500 teams each year playing in men’s, women’s, and co-rec leagues in 6 sports: Basketball Flag Football Indoor Volleyball Sand Volleyball Soccer Innertube Water Polo (New for Fall 2012!)

Leagues provide regular season play followed by a playoff tournament. Eligible teams are broken into playoff brackets based on their regular season ranking within their division.

Team records, sportsmanship, head-to-head competition, point differentials, and forfeits are used to determine rankings and playoff eligibility.

In addition to league sports, RecSports offers tournaments and one day events such as Wheelchair Relay, 3-on-3 basketball, ultimate Frisbee, table tennis, badminton, washers, racquetball and 3-on-3 soccer. Tournaments will vary in length and will last from one night to two weeks.

>WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO PLAY RECSPORTS?

Anyone who has an active membership to the Rec is eligible to play on a RecSports team.

>WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT LEAGUES?

Greek –offered in CoRec, men’s, and women’s; open to teams from fraternities and sororities recognized by the Office of Greek Life.

Open –offered in men’s and women’s, these leagues can have teams associated with a campus organization, residence hall or groups of friends who want to play together.

CoRec – This league is made up of teams comprised of both males and females. Males and females play on the field or court at the same time in equal numbers. **Participants may play on one team in each men’s or women’s league and one Co-Rec team.

>HOW DO I ENTER A TEAM?

»» Find out what days and times your team can play. »» Games are played Sunday – Thursday. »» A list of division times for each league can be found at mizzourec.com and the RecSports office.

»» Come up with an appropriate team name. »» Register and pay for your team at the RecSports office. You must pay when you register.

»» The RecSports office is located just off of court #4 at the Rec. »» Registration dates and times are posted on www.mizzourec.com. »» Payment may be made by cash, check, student charge, Visa, or MasterCard.

>WHAT ARE THE RECSPORTS OFFICE HOURS DURING REGISTRATION PERIODS?

The RecSports office is open Monday-Thursday from 6-10pm during the advertised registration period.

The office is open from 12-10pm on the final day of registration for all league sports. Leagues sports include: Flag Football, Indoor Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball, Sand Volleyball, and Innertube Water Polo

>WANT TO GET INVOLVED BUT NEED HELP FINDING A TEAM? »» Attend the free agent meeting or join the free agent list on www.mizzourec.com. »» Ask friends to join and pick up additional players from the free agent meeting or free agent list.

SPORT

REGISTRATION DATES FREE AGENT MEETING

Preseason Flag Football Tournament

8/27-8/29

n/a

CAPTAINS MEETING

ENTRY FEE

Weds, Aug. 29

$21.00

Flag Football**

8/27-9/4

Weds, Aug. 29

Weds, Sept. 5

$149.00

Sand Volleyball**

8/27-9/4

Weds, Aug. 29

Weds, Sept. 5

$89.00

Preseason Indoor Volleyball Tournament

9/4-9/6

n/a

Thurs, Sept. 6

$21.00

Indoor Volleyball**

9/4-9/10

Tuesday, Sept. 4

Weds, Sept. 12

$99.00

Racquetball Tournament - Singles/Doubles

9/10-9/13

n/a

n/a

$5.00/$10.00

3on3 Wheelchair Basketball

9/10-9/13

n/a

Weds, Sept. 19

$29.00

Table Tennis Tournament - Singles/Doubles

9/17-9/20

n/a

n/a

$5.00/$10.00

Inner Tube Water Polo Tournament

9/17-9/20

n/a

Thurs, Sept. 20

$59.00

9/24-9/27

n/a

n/a

$5.00/$10.00

Badminton Tournament - Singles/Doubles

Washers Tournament - Singles/Doubles

10/22-10/25

n/a

n/a

$5.00/$10.00

Ultimate Frisbee Tournament*

10/22-10/25

n/a

Online Only

$29.00

Swim Meet

10/29-11/1

n/a

n/a

$5.00

3on3 Basketball Tournament*

11/5-11/12

n/a

Online Only

$29.00

3on3 Soccer Tournament*

11/5-11/12

n/a

Online Only

$29.00

* Captains meetings will be offered online with a quiz which must be passed for: Ultimate Frisbee, 3on3 Basketball, and 3on3 Soccer **Captains Meetings will be offered in classroom or online with a quiz that must be passed for: Flag Football, Sand Volleyball, and Indoor Volleyball. A team representative MUST attend one form of the meeting. ***All meeting times will be posted at the RecSports office during registration and online at mizzourec.com.

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THE MIZZOU WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL (MWB) TEAM follows the tradition of exceptional athletics at the University of Missouri and begins their eighth year of competition in Fall 2012. The team is a member of the Intercollegiate Division of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association. Last season the team placed 5th at the 2012 National Tournament and finished the season with a winning record of 23-11.

MIZZOU WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL 2012-2013 ROSTER DUSTIN CASEY

ERIK TODD

Copeland, KS 5.2 ppg

Wheaton, IL

SENIOR

JAKE WIIG SENIOR

Ashland, NE 9.7 ppg

CONNOR DOWNES SENIOR

Rosemount, MN 15.6 ppg

CARTER AREY JUNIOR

Columbia, MO 16.5 ppg

ETHAN LINSKY

INCOMING FRESHMAN

INCOMING FRESHMAN

JOE DIXON

SOPHOMORE Lakeville, MN 14.1 ppg

ALEX ASHTON JUNIOR

Baltimore, MD 0.5 ppg

ADONIS HARTSFIELD INCOMING FRESHMAN Magnolia, AR

»» No-Charge Admission to all games »» MWB’s home court is Historic Brewer Fieldhouse

»» The MWB season runs from October through March

Bel Air, MD

JAMES MCCORMICK

Baldwin, KS

Bellevue, NE

ATTEND A GAME NEXT SEASON…

INCOMING FRESHMAN

TAYLOR MOORE

INCOMING FRESHMAN

»» Edinboro University, Pennsylvania »» Southwest Minnesota State University »» University of Alabama »» University of Illinois »» University of Texas-Arlington »» University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

BEN MAYFORTH

Newtonville, MA

MWB COLLEGIATE OPPONENTS

INCOMING FRESHMAN

TRUMAN WALKER

INCOMING FRESHMAN Marysville, WA

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For additional information, please contact Head Coach Ron Lykins at 573.882.7865 or via e-mail at lykinsr@missouri.edu

are YOU interested in becoming a

RECSPORTS OFFICIAL

at MizzouRec?

1. Attend recruitment and training sessions for the sport you are interested in. RecSports offers trainings for Basketball, Flag football, Volleyball, and Soccer. Training includes classroom and on court/field sessions along with scrimmage games.

• Flag Football – Wednesday, August 22 • Indoor & Sand Volleyball – Tuesday, August 28

1. Attend the officials’ tryout to showcase the knowledge you gained in training.

OFFICIALS AD

• Officials are evaluated and hired based on the number of available positions for each sport.

• The training process serves as an interview.

• Attending the training does not guarantee employment.

1. Attend a New Employee Registration session to fill out hiring paperwork.

• You will need an official form of photo ID, your original social security card, and a voided check or bank direct deposit form to complete this session.

1. Attend Tiger Tales. This is the orientation session that all MizzouRec employees attend to gain valuable information about the department and the student recreation complex. The dates and times for this will be provided at training.

1. Fill out an availability sheet and then check the schedule to see when you work.

PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF THE SPORT IS NOT REQUIRED BUT IS PREFERRED. OFFICIALS MUST BE ABLE TO MAKE QUICK DECISIONS AND HANDLE CONFLICT. OFFICIALS WILL BE TRAINED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON TO IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE OF THE GAME, AND MECHANICS. SCHEDULES ARE FLEXIBLE AND CHANGE WEEK TO WEEK TO FIT THE NEEDS AND SCHEDULES OF EACH OFFICIAL. OFFICIALS ARE ELIGIBLE AND ENCOURAGED TO PLAY. GAMES ARE PLAYED SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY WITH MOST OFFICIALS WORKING 2-3 OF THOSE DAYS. For more information please contact recsports@mizzourec.com or 573-882-4182.

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>WHAT TO EXPECT FROM TIGERX TigerX is MizzouRec’s premiere group fitness program that provides quality, creativity, and energy in a group setting. With over 100 classes to choose from during the fall and spring semesters and a busy summer schedule, there is no shortage of classes to choose from. TigerX offers classes to meet a variety of members’ fitness goals from cardio inspired dance classes to calming, meditative yoga classes. With four different studios catering to our diverse schedule, it is easy to get in weekly cardio, strength, and flexibility workouts. TigerX classes are designed to make your fitness goals easily attainable by giving you a fun and energizing workout.

TIGERX

$53/SEMESTER

Group Fitness program | 100+ hours of class every week

>MAKE THE MOST OUT OF YOUR TIGERX MEMBERSHIP

1) Buy your TigerX membership early

Whether you are buying the unlimited or one class option, it helps to buy your pass early. Lines can be long during the first week of classes. Allow yourself plenty of time to purchase your pass and arrive before the start of class. Remember to bring a photo ID with you to class as well!

2) Learn the classes All of our classes are divided by type: cardio, sculpt, dance, mind/body, and cycling.

Cycling and dance classes are a great way to work in a cardiovascular workout.

3) Make a well balanced workout plan The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommends a balanced fitness program that includes cardiorespiratory, resistance, flexibility, and neuromotor exercises. The great thing about TigerX is that we have a class for each one of those categories.

Cardiorespiratory Exercise:

The ACSM recommends 150 minutes or moderate-intensity work per week. It’s easy to get that in by taking a 30 minute Tabata class, a 50 minute cycling class, a 50 minute Turbo Kick class, and maybe a 45 minute Circuit class each week.

Resistance Exercise:

The ACSM recommends that each major muscle groups should be trained 2-3 days per week. The good news is some of the cardio classes also incorporate resistance training like Circuit, Basic Training, and Tabata. Pilates, either Mat or Reformer, is another great way to work in resistance exercise.

Look for resistance exercise classes listed under Sculpt classes in our materials. Make sure you aren’t doing resistance training of the same muscle groups back-to-back. Your body needs time to regenerate and recover to build muscle. Wait 24-48 hours between resistance training workouts.

Flexibility Exercise:

The ACSM recommends flexibility exercise 2-3 times per week to improve range of motion. Yoga and Pilates classes are great ways to work in flexibility exercise. We have several yoga classes for several different levels of participants. Find the one that works for you, and stay with it.

Neuromotor Exercise: The ACSM recommends this type of exercise 2-3 times per week. This type of training is sometimes referred to as “functional fitness”. Classes like Drills, Basic Training, Circuit, Yoga, and Pilates all accomplish this goal. These classes and type of training will improve your balance, agility, and coordination.

4) Keep coming to class! Stick with your plan the whole semester, and see all the improvements you 36

will make in your fitness, energy levels, and focus. You will come away stronger, fitter, and more balanced. So make the investment in yourself, and buy a TigerX membership!

>IMPORTANT DATES: Free Week : August 20- 26

TigerX Schedule: August 20- December 6

Finals Week Schedule: December 7-13

>SEMESTER TIGERX MEMBERSHIP $53

Membership allows you unlimited admittance to the more than 100 classes on our semester schedule.

>ONE CLASS PASS $9

This is a great option if you aren’t sure about buying a membership, or want to try out a class or two or three. If you plan on coming more than seven times though, you’ll probably want to purchase a semester membership.

Passes are available for purchase in zouLIFE All memberships are non-transferable, non-refundable, and valid until the end of the semester.

You must have a valid membership to the Student Recreation Complex to purchase a TigerX membership. A valid photo ID, TigerX membership card or one class pass are required to attend all TigerX Classes

No classes will be held 11/16-11/25 due to Thanksgiving Recess

Cardio: Our cardio classes are designed to help you increase your overall fitness level while breaking a sweat and burning calories. Kick, punch, jump, run, lift, and push yourself while improving your aerobic and anaerobic systems.

Basic Training

Cardio Cross-Train

Knockout

Power

Tabata

Turbokick

Sculpt: Our strength classes are designed to train your muscles to become powerful and strong. Classes are either targeted specific areas or a total body experience, and are designed with a variety of equipment and exercises.

Abs&Glutes

Abs & Glutes Xpress

Ballet Bootcamp

Core

Pump

For more information, email TigerX@mizzourec.com

>CLASS RESERVATIONS: »» Reservations are required for Cycling and Reformer classes since space is limited »» Reservations can be made no more than a day in advance »» Reservations are made in zouLIFE, stop by the desk or call 884-6555 to reserve a space »» Reservations are forfeited and given to waitlist participants if arriving less than 5 minutes prior to the start of class. »» TigerX reserves the right to cancel class if no participants have signed up 15 minutes prior to the start of class.

Cycling: Experience a low impact workout with real results. Cycling classes are cardiovascular workouts that simulate riding out on the open road. Ride long flats, climb hills, sprint to the finish, and challenge yourself with each pedal stroke.

Advanced Cycling

Beginning Cycling

Intermediate Cycling

Sunrise Cycle

Dance: It’s hard to believe you are working out when it feels like a party. Pick from one of our many classes that are designed to elevate your heart rate while moving across the studio floor.

No prior experience is necessary.

Cardio Dance

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Yoga: Experience the union between breath and movement. Our yoga classes are designed to increase flexibility, mental awareness, and relaxation.

Power and Peace Yoga

Power Yoga

Vinyasa Yoga Level 1

Vinyasa Yoga Level 2

Sunrise Yoga

Pilates: Pilates classes work on stretching, strengthening, and balancing the body through specific exercises and breathing patterns.

You will come away from class with a strong core, better posture, and enhanced mental focus.

Advanced Mat Pilates

Advanced Reformer Pilates

Pilates Plus

Reformer Pilates

Mat Pilates

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LEISURE U Find a class, sign up, and participate.

TO SIGN UP FOR ANY OF OUR LEISUREU COURSES, STOP BY ZOULIFE (LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN BREWER).

Space is limited in all of the courses, and there is a minimum registration number that must be met for the courses to be held.

For more information, please email Rebeka Leinberger at leisureu@mizzourec.com.

INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COURSES

Our Instructor Training program covers not only TigerX preparatory courses, but also our personal trainer prep course. Each of our instructor training courses are at least 8 weeks in length, and require study outside of class time. In the case of our personal training prep course, optional hands-on lab time is also provided.

At the end of our TigerX general instructor training course, as well as our personal training course, attendees are prepared to take examinations from the American Council on Exercise to become certified. The computer-based form of the test is actually available on campus. We hope that by the end of the course attendees feel like experts, and are prepared to start working in the field. For more information on our courses, email Rebeka@mizzourec.com .

FALL 2012 INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COURSES TigerX Instructor Training Course

$89

min. 15/ max 30

Personal Trainer Instructor Training Course

$89

min. 12/max 24

Yoga Instructor Training Course

$89

min.6 / max 20

Learn the essentials for becoming a group fitness instructor. This course follows the guidelines found in the ACE (American Council on Exercise) Group Fitness Instructor Manual to prepare you to take the test to become a certified group fitness instructor. Both classroom learning and hands-on practice are utilized to perfect to cuing, counting, teaching and motivating a group fitness class.

Sundays . .................................. 5-6:50pm ................................................ September 9- October 28......................................................... Studio C

The Personal Trainer Course helps you prepare for the ACE (American Council on Exercise) Personal Trainer Exam. This course takes you through the ACE textbook and reviews key topic areas including exercise science, assessment, program design and implementation, program progression modifications, spotting techniques, nutrition and lifestyle modification. The course will prepare you to take the ACE Personal Trainer exam, a computer based test that is offered on campus.

Wednesdays.............................. 6-7:50pm................................................. September 12- November 14 .....................................................Skybox

Designed for experienced yoga students who would like to become instructors, this intensive 8-week course will train participants to create and lead dynamic multi-level fitness-oriented yoga classes. Learn to teach more than 20 poses effectively with modifications and props. This interactive class will cover effective teaching skills, communication, cueing, sequencing, transitions, progressions, and class formats to enhance the mind-body connection.

Sundays . .................................. 5-6:30pm ................................................ September 9-October 28..........................................................Studio B

LIFEWORKS (NON-CREDIT COURSES)

Our Lifeworks program is shorter classes designed to give more of a taste on a given subject. We have offered classes such as ballroom dancing, self-defense, meditative yoga, contemporary dance, and 5k/10k training. Most courses are 4-6 weeks in length, with classes lasting for 50 minutes. Lifeworks courses are a great way to grow in a particular area without a big time commitment. Look for new class offerings beginning Spring 2013!

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MIZZOU FAMILY NIGHT MIZZOU FAMILY NIGHT

»» On select Friday nights, the MU Rec Complex opens our facilities to the Mizzou community and their family members. »» Children (younger than 18) are welcome in Tiger Grotto, 50 M pool, sport activity courts, and the indoor running track. »» MizzouRec Members and their immediate family are welcome to attend Mizzou Family Night at no cost (valid MU ID required). »» Please sign in at our Membership Desk located just inside our main Southeast entrance upon entering the facility. »» Upon first use of Family Night privileges you will be asked to register all immediate family with you at the time and that may join you in the future. »» Members of the campus community who are not members of MizzouRec may attend Mizzou Family Night at a cost of $2 per person. »» Mizzou community members must provide MU ID when signing in at the Membership Desk.

2012/2013 MIZZOU FAMILY NIGHT SCHEDULE August 10

September 7

October 5

November 2

December 7

August 24

September 21

October 19

November 9

December 28

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zoulife fit life. spa life.

WELCOME TO ZOULIFE, MIZZOU’S DESTINATION FOR A BETTER YOU.

Located in the heart of the MU Student Rec Complex, members are greeted by a welcoming staff, and treated to an array of customizable spa, fitness and training services. Members can choose from services such as skin care, natural nail care, massages, personal training, nutrition consultations, and fitness assessments. Our staff of certified professionals will restore your mind, body, and soul. Flexible hours allow members to schedule services beyond their working and school hours. Our spa services at zouLIFE will leave you in a state of serenity and provide you a sense of comfort inviting you back time and time again. The services offered by our personal training staff will give you the push and spark you need to reach the next level of your fitness journey.

Stop by zouLIFE or call us at 573-884-6555 to schedule an appointment or inquire about services and rates.

HOW DO I GET TO ZOULIFE?

zouLIFE is located on the lowest level of the MU Student Recreation Complex and many of its services are accessible by the University of Missouri community and Stephens College community.

If you do not have a current membership with MizzouRec we ask you please enter into the building via the entrance on Hitt Street, entrance next to the outdoor pool, to be escorted down to zouLIFE. If you are interested in using zouLIFE services or would like more information about zouLIFE please contact us at 573.884.6555.

DOWNTOWN BREWER

WEST ENTRANCE TIGER GROTTO JUNGLE LOBBY

JUNGLE GYM

FACULTY/STAFF RECEIVE

10% OFF EVERYDAY

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WITH A VALID MU ID CARD!

DOWNTOWN BREWER MEMBERSHIP DESK

MIZZOU AQUATIC CENTER

TRUMAN’S POND SOUTHEAST ENTRANCE

Find your center, in the heart of campus.

PERSONAL TRAINING INDIVIDUALIZED PERSONAL TRAINING: Work with one of our nationally certified personal trainings to achieve your goals and succeed. Whatever you are hoping to achieve; enhancing your performance, updating your workout, training for an event, beginning your workout journey, or improving your health and fitness, our trainers will design a workout around YOU. Session packages are available in 30 or 45 minutes sessions, and single sessions are available in 30, 45, and 60 minute sessions. To make an appointment with a trainer stop by zouLIFE during personal training office hours or email personaltraining@mizzourec.com.

ASSESSMENTS: We offer comprehensive fitness and body composition assessments that help you properly set and measure your fitness goals.

We use the BOD POD for body composition testing to accurately measure body mass (lean vs. fat), rather than just weight. Personal fitness assessments are also offered with personal trainers as well. Contact zouLIFE at 573-884-6555 to schedule an appointment during personal training office hours.

NUTRITION SESSIONS: A vital part of any wellness program is nutrition. We provide you with the tools necessary to get on the right track. Meet with our registered dietitian to assess your eating patterns, create realistic goals, and develop a plan for your unique nutritional needs. Nutrition sessions are set by appointment. Please email personaltraining@mizzourec.com for more information.

PERSONAL TRAINING OFFICE HOURS:

¡ Personal Trainers are available M-F in zouLIFE for assessment appointments, questions, and general information about personal training ¡ Please contact zouLIFE for a schedule of hours or to make an appointment at 573-884-6555

Introductory Package

3 sessions...............................................45 min.............................................................$89 Fundamental Training

8 sessions...............................................30 min........................................................... $239 Enhanced Training

8 sessions...............................................45 min........................................................... $259

10 sessions.............................................45 min........................................................... $299

12 sessions.............................................45 min........................................................... $325 Performance Training

15 sessions.............................................45 min........................................................... $375

20 sessions.............................................45 min........................................................... $425 *all packages include a pre-assessment, are non-transferable and non-refundable, and expire within 6 months of purchase.

Individual Sessions

30 min session................................................................................................................$29

45 min session................................................................................................................$35

60 min session................................................................................................................$39 Assessment

Single BOD POD assessment............................................................................................$39

Series of 2 BOD POD assessments....................................................................................$59

Fitness Assessment + BOD POD Assessment.....................................................................$45 Nutrition Consultations

Single session.........................................50 min.............................................................$55

Follow-up session....................................30 min.............................................................$35 Series of: 4 sessions................................50 min........................................................... $200

6 sessions................................50 min........................................................... $275

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BRE WER bre akf

The 14th Annual Brewer Breakfast - Saturday, October 27, 2012.

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Students, family, and friends, make plans to be part of the next century of celebration by attending Brewer Breakfast in Historic Brewer Fieldhouse!

Enjoy a complimentary pancake breakfast and be part of a Mizzou Tradition. As our special guest, you will get to enjoy team scrimmages by the Mizzou Wheelchair Basketball Team, followed by the MU Women’s Basketball Team.

Brewer Breakfast will take place on Saturday, October 27 with basketball events beginning at 7:30am and breakfast service from 8:00-9:30am.

For more information call (573)884-5600.

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TEAM MIZZOU

This is the team to join if you’re looking to work on campus at the Rec!

Want to work at the Rec? Join Team Mizzou!

When you are hired to work at the Rec you become a member of Team Mizzou, a nationally recognized student staff training and development program. That means you get more from your time, effort, and experience than just a paycheck.

Students from all walks of life make up Team Mizzou and it is those very students who make all the great award-winning MizzouRec programs, facilities, and services operate with excellence.

Each year, Team Mizzou recruits, hires, trains, evaluates, and recognizes RecSports officials; Tiger Swim and TigerX instructors; photographers; techs for IT, AV and media; facilities maintenance; lifeguards; frontline staff; Tiger Trainers and more! Experienced or not, you get your training and experience HERE and sometimes depending on the position, even certification.

As the premier employment destination on campus, Team Mizzou draws over 700 students to recruitment sessions each year. Over 68% of recruitment attendees apply so there is tough competition for most positions. MizzouRec expects cover letters and resumes in addition to an application. If you are interested in applying begin preparing these materials soon to help give you that competitive and professional edge. It is recommended applicants in need of cover letter and resume assistance contact the MU Career Center: http://career.missouri.edu/.

Interested? Remember, applicants must attend a Team Mizzou recruitment session for consideration as well as submit resume, cover letter and application form. General Recruitment sessions are held throughout the year (see pages 3 & 81 for recruitment schedule) however not all positions may be open during each hiring cycle – current openings will be posted on http://mizzourec.com/ and on our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/mizzourec.complex.

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HOW TO JOIN TEAM MIZZOU For every one student staff member there are typically nine more waiting in the wings vying for one of our coveted Team Mizzou position. Each year we seek to hire the best of the best, so when you are competing with over 100 other applicants for a positions you need to be sure you have meet all application expectations and requirements – present yourself as professional and polished as possible – and by all means know why you want this job! We want individuals who are looking for a deeper experience than just a way to make money.

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ATTEND ONE TEAM MIZZOU RECRUITMENT SESSION

September 10 & 11, 2012 October 29 & 30, 2012

»» Sessions typically held at 6PM & 7PM

both nights in Legends, but applicants should inquire at www.mizzourec. com for updates the week before the scheduled sessions.

»» It is advisable for applicants to arrive

SUBMIT APPLICATION PACKET »» Packets include typed application form

APPLICATION SCREENING »» Application packets will be screened for

FIRST ROUND SELECTION »» Interviews are typically held the Monday

»» Packets are due at 8PM the Wednesday

»» Packets that are incomplete (missed

»» Interviews are conducted by Team

»» Resources for cover letters and resumes

»» Packets are screened based on

(which you receive at Recruitment), cover letter, and resume.

following Recruitment. Be prepared.

can be found at the MU Career Center. career.missouri.edu

15-20 minutes before the session to secure a seat. Seating is first come first serve and sessions often fill up so plan accordingly.

interview consideration the Thursday following Recruitment.

signatures, handwritten, etc.) are not considered. applicant’s job preference, best fit, and on the quality of the materials.

»» Applicants who receive an interview

receive a second round interview.

»» In some areas, a practical skills test

and/or audition may be required as part of second round consideration.

for success and come to the interview in business attire.

round interview.

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»» Not all first round candidates will

»» Team Mizzou Candidates should dress

»» Not all applicants will receive a first

minutes or less.

coordinating and conducted by the full time area managers and take place within 5 days of the first round Selection process.

Mizzou students know as the Selection Team.

will be notified the Friday following Recruitment.

»» The recruitment session will last 45

SECOND ROUND SELECTION »» These second interviews are

and Tuesday following Recruitment and are approximately 20-30 minutes.

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HIRING »» Area Managers will contact individuals

selected for hiring within 48 hours of the second round interview to schedule payroll & orientation sessions.

NEW EMPLOYEE REGISTRATION »» The NER is an extremely important step in the Team Mizzou hiring process.

»» This is where you complete a W-4 for

taxes (…might need to check with mom and dad on that one before you attend!)

TIGER TALES »» Tiger Tales is Team Mizzou and

MizzouRec’s department orientation typically held on the Wednesday and Thursday two weeks after the initial Recruitment session.

»» To complete the W-4 you will need photo

»» New Team Mizzou members will only

»» ALSO, in order to be processed for

»» Once Tiger Tales has been accomplished

identification and your original social security card.

payroll you will need a voided check or deposit slip.

»» NERs are scheduled for two weeks

need to attend one of these sessions, but they are mandatory.

then new employees complete area specific trainings and begin their tenure with Team Mizzou!

after Recruitment – so gather these documents EARLY!

»» You cannot get the job anywhere without them!

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PROFESSIONAL STAFF CONTACTS Diane Dahlmann

Amy Tesch

Tim Koske

DIRECTOR

ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

BA, Elmhurst College MS, Illinois State University

BA, University of Missouri

BS, University of Missouri MA, University of Missouri

(573) 884-5600 dahlmannd@missouri.edu

(573) 884-5600 tescha@missouri.edu

(573) 882-1995 kosket@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: DECEMBER 1997

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2012

Shannon Dennis

Bill Yancey

Mark Hahn

CHIEF CLERK

SENIOR CLERK

SYSTEMS SUPPORT ANALYST

BA, Westminster College

BS, Redlands (CA) University

BA, University of Missouri

(573) 884-1058 denniss@missouri.edu

(573) 884-2443 yanceyw@missouri.edu

(573) 882-7124 hahnc@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: AUGUST 2010

Joined MizzouRec: SEPTEMBER 2008

Joined MizzouRec: MARCH 2009

Rafeal Parker

Emily Bach

Jackie McCarty

SR. COMPUTING SUPPORT SPECIALIST

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING COORDINATOR

BS [in progress], University of Missouri

BA, University of Missouri M. Ed., University of Missouri

BA, University of of Southern Mississippi M Ed, University of Southern Mississippi

(573) 882-3366 parkerraf@missouri.edu

(573) 882-5178 bache@missouri.edu

(573) 884-1914 mccartyj@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2011

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2007

Joined MizzouRec: AUGUST 2011

Jennifer Seris

Laura Salerno

Kate Bauche

MARKETING MANAGER

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

EVENT COORDINATOR

BFA, Truman State University

BS, University of Nebraska, Omaha MS, University of Missouri

BAS, University of Missouri MS, University of Missouri (in progress)

(573) 884-2547 serisj@missouri.edu

(573) 884-3342 salernolm@missouri.edu

(573) 884-0764 bauchek@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: SEPTEMBER 2008

Joined MizzouRec: NOVEMBER 2001

Joined MizzouRec: JANUARY 2010

Jon Janis

Rebeka Leinberger

Ron Lykins

CLUB SPORTS COORDINATOR

FITNESS COORDINATOR

MIZZOU WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL COACH

BBA, Texas State University MS, University of Tennessee

B.S.Ed. Miami University M.Ed. Xavier University

BA, University of Kentucky MS, University of Kentucky

(573) 882-4742 janisj@missouri.edu

(573) 884-4200 leinbergerr@missouri.edu

(573) 882-7865 lykinsr@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: JUNE 2012

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Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2011

Joined MizzouRec: SEPTEMBER 2011

Joined MizzouRec: FEBRUARY 2009

Joe Sloan

Clayton Hill

Chris Seris

RECSPORTS COORDINATOR

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AQUATICS

BS, University of Central Arkansas M Ed, University of Arkansas

BS, SE Missouri State University MS, University of Missouri (in progress)

BA, University of Missouri MA, University of Nebraska at Omaha

(573) 882-4911 sloanj@missouri.edu

(573) 882-2046 cth5x4@mail.missouri.edu

(573) 882-9004 serisc@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: AUGUST 2010

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2011

Joined MizzouRec: SEPTEMBER 2006

Carrie Steuber

Blaine Tyler Brawley

Margaret Stringer

SENIOR COORDINATOR AQUATICS

AQUATICS COORDINATOR

AQUATICS COORDINATOR

BS, University of Missouri MS, University of Missouri

BS, Texas A&M University MS, Texas A&M University

BS, San Francisco State University MS, Western Kentucky University

(573) 884-3795 steubercl@missouri.edu

(573) 882-9739 brawleyb@missouri.edu

(573) 882-9002 stringerm@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: JANUARY 2006

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2012

Joined MizzouRec: JUNE 2012

Denny Hines

Chris Hull

Larry Bennett

PLUMBER/FITTER

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

SENIOR ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

Certified Master Plumber

BS, Campbell University

BS, Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville MS, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale

(573) 823-4298 hinesg@missouri.edu

(573) 884-9211 hullcr@missouri.edu

(573) 882-2083 bennettla@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: OCTOBER 2011

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2012

Joined MizzouRec: JULY 2007

Candice Douglas

Tim Bisantz

Ben Burnham

FACILITIES COORDINATOR

FACILITIES COORDINATOR

FACILITIES COORDINATOR

BS, Austin Peay State University MS, Austin Peay State University

BS, South Dakota State University MS, Mississippi State University

BA, University of Iowa MA, University of Iowa

(573) 884-5382 douglascan@missouri.edu

(573) 882-3140 bisantzt@missouri.edu

(573) 884-0766 burnhamb@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: SEPTEMBER 2009

Joined MizzouRec: JUNE 2012

Joined MizzouRec: JUNE 2012

Dustin Gibbs

Greg Kemp

Chris Billups

FACILITIES COORDINATOR

BUILDING MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

LANDCAPE SPECIALIST

BBA University of West Georgia MBA University of Alabama Birmingham gibbsds@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: AUGUST 2012

BA, University of Missouri (in progress) (573) 884-0766 kempg@missouri.edu

Joined MizzouRec: SEPTEMBER 2002

Joined MizzouRec: MAY 2012

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PARTING SHOT HEAVY DUTY CHANGES TO THE PUMP ROOM THIS SUMMER

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Add value to your academic experience– consider Working for MizzouRec and join Team Mizzou!

Team Mizzou recruits dependable, committed and outgoing students seeking employment.

Visit www.mizzourec.com for employment information

A resume, cover letter and application form will be required from all applications.

Applicants must attend one General Team Mizzou Recruitment Session for consideration:

September 10 & 11, 2012

October 29 & 30, 2012

Questions?

Contact Emily Bach at (573) 882-5178 or bache@missouri.edu. *Applicants interested in becoming RecSports Officials attend recruitment as part of the officials training program – contact RecSports@missouri.edu for more details.

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THE R EC THE BEST PLACE FOR YOUR PERFECT LEISURE EXPERIENCE

MIZZOUREC IS A PROUD MEMBER OF THE DIVISION OF MU STUDENT AFFAIRS

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Student Affairs: Enhancing the Mizzou Student Experience