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    The Financial and Facility Status of Campus Recreation Programs at NIRSA Colleges and Universities

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    Author
    Stier, William F.
    Schneider, Robert C.
    Kampf, Stephen
    Wilding, Gregory E.
    Haines, Scott G.
    Keyword
    Funding
    Facilities
    Construction
    Planning
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    Recreational Sports Journal
    Date Published
    2005-01-01
    Publication Volume
    29
    Publication Issue
    2
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/2480
    Abstract
    Directors of campus recreation at NIRSA colleges and universities in the US and Canada were surveyed to determine: (a) the number of schools that have built, within the preceding three years, major indoor as well as major outdoor campus recreation facilities and the number of institutions planning to do so within the next three years; (b) the usage and scheduling priorities covering all campus recreation facilities; (c) the sources of funding for the construction of these major facilities and sites; and (d) the sources of funding for operational activities for campus recreation The data were analyzed in terms of school size, location, and whether public or private in nature, The findings revealed that 56% of the institutions surveyed had either recently built new major indoor student recreation centers or were planning to do so, within the next three years, In terms of major outdoor facilities or sites, the percentage was 41 %. The majority of construction funds for indoor and outdoor facilities/sites as well as operational funds for programs and activities came from future student fees at most of the public schools, Typically, private schools had the majority of their monies for both indoor and outdoor facilities emanating from private sources while the majority of operating costs was covered through the general fund of the institutions, The sharing of facilities continues with both physical education and with athletics; and, the directors of campus recreation, generally speaking, felt comfortable with such arrangements, even when such arrangements include having athletic and physical education activities take precedence in usage over those of campus recreation
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