1. Brandon Trojan Lucas Herget Richard Screnci Zak Taylor

3.  Offers students, faculty, and people in the community a place to train, work out, and become fit.  Group Exercise  Pool Area  Personal Training  Nutrition counseling  Intramural sports

4. Group Exercise ABS Anything Goes Belly Dance BOOTCAMP Cardio BOSU HIP HOP INC Interval BOSU Pilates S&E (Strength and Endurance) Triathlon Class Water Fitness Yoga MemberStudent Try One Pass4$3$ 5 Session Pass15$12$ Fall Semester Pass(9/1-12/18) 55$45$

5. Personal Training Provides fitness assessments and training. MicroFit Testing Fees Student Full Test 25$ Student Single Test 8$ Member Full Test 30$ Member Single Test 10$ Student Packages 3 Personal Training Sessions, 1/2 hr. Nutrition 115$ Introduction Package: 1 hour Micro-Fit, 3 Personal Training Sessions, 1/2 hr. Nutrition Consultation 125$ Grand Package: 1 hour Micro- Fit, 6 Personal Training Sessions, 1 hour Nutrition Consultation 215$ 3 Personal Training Sessions 100$ 6 Personal Training Sessions 170$ 12 Personal Training Sessions 310$

6. Nutrition Receive a personalized nutrition plan, recipes to last a year, and information on ways to change your lifestyle the healthy (and balanced) way. Nutrition Consultation Fees Student ½ Hour25$ Student Full Hour45$ Member ½ Hour30$ Member Full Hour50$

7. Intramural Sports Flag Football Basketball Dodgeball Volleyball Bowling Racquetball Golf

8. Laurie Dwyer Undergraduate degree received from Rowan University with a specialization in Dance. Graduate degree received from University of West Florida with a specialization in Exercise and Physiology and Nutrition. Financed by school due to her working at school’s health and wellness center. Assistant Director of Fitness and Wellness. Has held title for 10 years.

9. Responsibilities Hire, train, supervise personal trainers, group exercise instructors, and management. Has 65 to 70 students that work under her. Supervise the Rec Club and Rowan University’s chapter of NIRSA. Also teaches classes at Rowan University.

10. Likes and Dislikes “ I enjoy 98% of my job.” Likes: able to help people, group exercise, training others and herself, and mentoring students who want to be in the profession. Dislikes: payroll. Shows how much Mrs. Dwyer enjoys her career.

11. Miscellaneous Has competed in marathons, and body building competitions. Member of the ECA, which holds the world’s largest fitness conference. Also is a key organization in group exercise. Both of these, she feels, have helped her understand all areas of exercise and fitness.

12. Words of Wisdom Recommends getting masters or graduate degree as soon as you are done your undergraduate work. Get as many certifications as you can while in school, which will help you be able to contribute to work force immediately. Health professionals start work early in the morning. Look at all areas of health and wellness to be able to help people in many different ways.

13. Why Is The Rec Center Supported? Rowan University supports Rec Center for the following: 1) Retention of students. Many find comfort in having a facility like that on campus making them want to stay at the school. 2) The Rec Center keeps the student population healthier which has long lasting effects.

14. Clinical Exercise Physiology Health Education Sports Recreation and Management

15. Master Program Options 1. Clinical Exercise Physiology  Goal is to prepare graduates for careers related to clinical exercise physiology, including preparation to be American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologists (RCEPs).  Education:  Takes around two to four semesters to complete  School options:  Few located in nearby areas  Ex. East Stroudsburg University  Job Oppurtunities:  Various job opportunities available

16. 2. Health Education  Goal is to train health promotion professionals to design, implement, and evaluate interventions promoting healthy behaviors and lifestyles.  Education:  Takes around three to four semesters to complete  School options:  Wide variety present in nearby states  Ex. Northeastern University, Widener University  Online degree programs available  Job Opportunities:  Various jobs available in many different areas

17. 3. Masters in Sports and Recreation Management  The approach is multi-disciplinary, requiring an appreciation of management functions such as finance, marketing and human resource management, all applied to the sports industry and also other areas.  Education:  Takes three to four semesters to complete program  School options:  Few opportunities in the area  Ex. Drexel University, California University of Pennsylvania  Online degree programs available  Job options:  Sports development  Professional sports teams  National/international events

18. ACSM NSCA AFAA

19. American College of Sports Medicine Largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world, holds more than 20,000 members Founded in 1954 Mission Statement: promotes and integrates scientific research, education, and practical applications of sports medicine and exercise science to maintain and enhance physical fitness, performance, health, and quality of life

20. NSCA National Strength and Conditioning Association International non profit educational association founded in 1978 Provides and serves as valuable resource for it’s members, fitness industry, general public, and media Mission Statement: Worldwide authority on strength and conditioning, we support and disseminate research based knowledge and its practical application to improve athletic performance and fitness.

21. Aerobics and Fitness Association of America AFAA Largest educator in the fitness field Founded in 1983, has issued over 250,000 certifications in over 73 countries Mission statement: To provide comprehensive cognitive and practical education for fitness professionals, supported by internationally recognized standards, grounded in research, reflecting a commitment to quality distance education that upholds safe and effective fitness practices