WVU :: Undergraduate Student Recruitment - Student Activities I have participated in high school sports and would like more information Athletic Events from fall football weekends to spring basketball games, http://www.arc.wvu.edu/NSS/AdmissionsFAQ/studentactivities.html
Extractions: Campus Visitation Days ... Print this page Student Activities Back to Admissions FAQ Index I would like more information on activities available on-campus. Athletic Events - from fall football weekends to spring basketball games, to gymnastic meets or intramural/pickup games, athletic events are always occurring at WVU. For more information, please visit www.wvu.edu/~sports WVUp All Night - offers WVU students something to do Thursday through Saturday, in the Mountainlair, including bowling, billiards, free food and other forms of entertainment. For a schedule of events visit http://events.wvu.edu/wvupallnight/ FallFest - a University sponsored welcome back get-together including an outdoor concert with national acts, a film festival, comedy club, and concert (headlined this year by 3 Doors Down) Festival of Ideas - lecture series featuring past speakers such as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist, John Walsh, Spike Lee, and Maya Angelou.
JCC Supports Community With After-school Programs Center s structured after=school athletic program includes basketball, In its 14th year is an international athletic program for Jewish youth called http://www.chron.com/content/chronicle/features/97/10/06/10-6-houston-united-way
Extractions: The Jewish Community Center's structured after=school athletic program includes basketball, as well as swimming, gymnastics, youth aerobics and dance. The Jewish Community Center prides itself on caring for people from "the cradle to the rocking chair." For children and youths, the center offers activities that take a 42-page brochure to describe. The teen program director, Jordan Shenker, has his hands full, riding herd on about 1,000 kids a week in the after-school programs run by the center. And that's just the older group. The number doubles for the younger ages, who also use the center for day care and after-school care. Most of those served are members of the Jewish community, but the center's mission is to serve the larger community as well. Some programs attract a greater number of non-Jewish participants than others, Shenker said. Fun as it may be for a trigger-fingered middle-schooler to spend hours in the game-room playing the hottest videos, the underlying service is not amusement or entertainment. It's family support, and it is for this reason that the center receives support from the United Way. Shenker said that all the youth programs are regarded as a basic service to families. Though the center doesn't deal with families who are in crisis, it does hope to prevent crises by providing sound activities and resources to keep families functioning.
Medill School Of Journalism - Integrated Marketing Communications Work Out, Don t Stress Out Gyms and Athletic Facilities SPAC s aerobicsclasses and assortment of exercise equipment rival other large gyms in the area http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/medill/imc/students_and_faculty/fitness_cente
UNCW Student Affairs: Career Services Athletic trainer positions are found in colleges or universities, schooldistricts (primarily at the Management, *aerobics Instructor, *Sports Dietician http://www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/Majors/athletic-training.htm
Extractions: Home ... Employers Athletic Training UNCW HAHS Dept http://www.uncw.edu/hahs Related Career Titles Related Major Skills Related Web Sites The athletic trainer, with the consultation and supervision of attending and/or consulting physicians, is an integral part of the the health care system associated with physical activity and sports. Through preparation in both academic and practical experience, the athletic trainer provides a variety of services, including injury prevention, recognition, immediate care, treatment, and rehabilitation of physical trauma. The athletic trainer functions in cooperation with medical personnel, athletic administrators, coaches, and parents in the development and coordination of efficient and responsive athletic health care delivery systems. Athletic trainer positions are found in colleges or universities, school districts (primarily at the secondary level), professional sport organizations, hospitals or clinics, and athletic and fitness facilities. Opportunities are limited at the Division I and professional sports levels. For obvious reasons these positions are highly prized; however, many athletic trainer positions can be found within hospitals and clinics and high schools. Many in the profession see employment increasing within these settings.
Extractions: The BioFitness Institute "Workout Planning Specialist" school, is an open screen classroom, where you learn at your own pace. Unlike other certification schools, BioFitness supplies you with functional workout planning tools on-line. These workout planning tools, allow you to see what you are learning being applied in real-time, in the real world. You are immediately empowered in using the knowledge you are learning. And most importantly, you can continue to use that knowledge automatically, free from error. The Workout Planning Specialist course is presented in a linear manner, beginning at the top of a page and moving to the bottom. The course material starts with Aerobic and Strength Capacity Testing and ends with Aerobic and Strength Workout Planning. There is additional General Knowledge available. You can start your study anywhere but BioFitness recommends that you begin with Capacity Testing. The BioFitness Teaching Method presents information in a chronological manner. Both in Capacity Testing and Workout Planning, the BioFitness Institute teaches the intellectual concepts, along with a single example and a step by step analysis. You learn the material by independently following the step by step example, at home, with your hand calculator. You know your study is correct when your answer matches the BioFitness answer!
Royal Oak Recreation Department - Adult Fitness If you like cardio kickboxing, aerobic/athletic drills and pumping weights, When Royal Oak Schools are closed, Recreation Department Classes held in http://www.ci.royal-oak.mi.us/rec/adult1.html
