Student Leadership and Recreation

Director: Rita Hayes

Office: PE 1, Rm 15
Telephone: 562-985-7351
Website: www.csulb.edu/recsports

Faculty:
Rita Hayes, Director, Club Sports and Recreation Ken Kelly, Director, Student Transition and Retention Services Valerie Bordeaux, Director, University Outreach and School Relations Betty Schmicker-Black, Career Development Center

Introduction

The Kinesiology Department and the Division of Student Services oversee a broad range of educational and student support service programs to assist students in achieving their academic goals and enhancing their personal, intellectual and social development. The division provides oversight and direction for more than 35 university programs and service areas that support students outside the classroom.

Through cooperation between the Department of Kinesiology, and the Division of Student Services, Student Recreation and Leadership courses are offered to students participating in intramural sports competition, club sports and student leadership.

Students may participate in any of the club sports activities which are partially funded by the Associated Students, Inc., and administered through the Club Sports and Recreation Office. Sports are:

Aikido
Alpine Ski-Snoboard
Archery
Baseball
Bellydancing
Bowling
Boxing
Breakdancing
Cheer
Cinematic Martial Arts
Crew
Cycling
Dragon Boat Racing
Field Hockey
Fishing
Florica Mexica
Folklorica
Gymnastics
Ice Hockey
Jiu Jitsu
Juggling
Kendo
Kung Fu
Lacrosse
Longboard
Paintball
Rollerhockey
Rugby
Running
Sailing
Salsa
Shotokan Karate
Soccer
Social Dance
Surfing
Sword Club
Table Tennis
Tennis
Triathlon
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Water Polo
Waterski/Wakeboard
Wheelchair Sports
Wrestling
Yoga/Wellness

Students registering for SRL 210 must attend regular practices and competitions, assist the club with fund raisers and adhere to club rules and regulations. For information on practice times and meeting locations, contact the individual club coach or president. Visit the Club Sports and Recreation website (www.csulb.edu/recsports) or visit the Recreational Sports Office (KIN Building, Rm 20A). In addition to participation in club sport activities, students may receive credit for leadership training and service performed with some university-sponsored programs by registering in SRL 210 L.

Students may apply no more than four (4) semester units of lower-division SRL courses toward the baccalaureate degree within the 20-unit maximum on activity units.

The California State University is committed to providing equal opportunities to men and women in all campus programs, including intercollegiate athletics. For a listing of Intercollegiate Athletic teams, visit longbeachstate.com.