Student Recreation Center, Department of Campus Recreation at Bloomsburg University
400 East 2nd Street Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (570) 389-4772
Vision
Mission
Core Values &
Ethics
Structure &
Function
Facility Use
Priorities
To complement the mission of Bloomsburg University department of Student Affairs by enriching and
enhancing the quality of life and educational experiences of the university
To promote healthy lifestyles to our students by offering excellent recreation and wellness programs and
facilities
We are committed to:
HUSKY PRIDE - Student Development - Customer Service
Fiscal Integrity - Leadership by Example – Diversity
The Department of Campus Recreation is responsible for facilities, programs and services. The office
administers and coordinates the facility use of the Student Recreation Center (SRC), and the Campus
Recreation/Intramural field complex. Programming includes fitness, group exercise, intramural sports, club
sports, informal recreation, indoor climbing wall and boulder, wellness training and classes and special events.
These programs serve as learning opportunities for wellness concepts and overall student development.
The priority use for Campus Recreation facilities is as follows: 1) Student Recreation Center programs and
activities
2) BU Intramural Sports 3) BU Club Sports 4) BU internal facility rentals/reservations/special
events [a. university student organizations/programming, b. university athletics, c. university academics ] and
5) Non-BU external facility rentals
Campus Recreation Team
Jen White
Director, Campus Recreation
and Club Sports
jwhit2@bloomu.edu
570-389-4190
Michael Morton
Coordinator, Campus
Recreation
mmorton@bloomu.edu
570-389-4822
Tony Dreckman
Director, Intramural Sports
adreckma@bloomu.edu
570-389-5289
Kim
Andy
SRC Hours of Operation*
General Hours
Days
Monday – Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Fall & Spring Semester
6am – 12am
6am – 10pm
10am – 10pm
10am – 10pm
*Modified Hours
SRC hours of operation are modified
throughout the year based on the
university calendar and hours of
operation. The SRC may be closed due
to holidays, semester breaks, special
event programming, and unscheduled
maintenance.
Summer Session
6am – 10pm
6am – 9pm
10am – 7pm
10am – 7pm
Severe Weather Policy/Emergency
Closure
In the event that the University delays the
start of classes due to weather (typically a
two-hour delay), the SRC will try to open
at 6am. If the university closes the SRC
will attempt to open by 9AM.
Maintenance Closures
The SRC is scheduled for closure of this
type, notification will be given as soon as
it becomes available. We also have
holiday closures that will be posted in
advance.
Non Student Membership Rates
Single
BU affiliate
age 18 & older
Combo
BU affiliate and BU non- affiliate
age 18 & older
1 Month
4 Month
12 Month
$ 35
$ 125
$ 300
$ 55
$ 200
$ 500
$ 70
$ 250
$ 600
$ 100*
(*Monday after Spring
Semester graduation-Friday
before 1st day Fall Semester
classes, ** 1 month option for
summer & winter break )
Family
BU affiliate, Spouse/domestic
partner, and dependent children
[age 18 & older] living in the
same household
*Summer Sessions/**Winter
Break
Non-affiliate
age 18 & older
$ 40**
BU Affiliates- Current BU faculty and staff, BU retired faculty and staff, BU alumni, current BU students not enrolled in summer
classes.
BU Non-Affiliates
Combo and Family memberships are only available if BU affiliate has membership. Spouse, domestic partner, dependent living in
same household 18 yrs. & older are all eligible for Combo and Family memberships. Must show shared proof of address, one piece of
mail with both names on it at time of membership purchase.
Summer memberships are available for non-affiliate community members and are only valid from the Monday after Spring Semester
graduation thru the Friday before 1st day fall semester classes.
Winter memberships are available for non-affiliate community members and are only available at the 1 month rate from the Monday
after winter graduation thru the Friday before 1st date of spring semester classes.
ID Policy- SRC Access
All members are required to present their BU/SRC ID Card to be
granted access to the SRC. The BU/SRC ID Card is required for
each visit.
NO (Forgotten) BU/SRC ID Card Policy
BU/SRC ID Card Replacement
In the event that a member forgets their BU/SRC ID Card,
In the event of a lost key tagaccess will be granted to the SRC four times per calendar year.
• 1st BU/SRC ID Card = FREE
When all four exceptions are used, the member is required to
• BU/SRC ID Card replacement = $20
present their BU/SRC ID card or purchase a new BU/SRC ID
Card.
Daily Guest Pass
Daily guest passes are available for purchase for
$5.00/day/person. Each pass is valid for the entire day of
purchase (receipt required for re-entry). All passes are nontransferrable.
• Driver’s License/Photo ID with proof of age required for each
purchase
• Waiver/Liability release signature required for initial
purchase
o Guest must be 18 yrs of age and we require the BU
membership holder to also sign waiver.
o BU Alumni can self-sponsor.
Guest Pass Access Restrictions
• No guests under the age of 18 are allowed to use facility.
Locker Use & Personal Belongings
Please protect all personal belongings in a secured locker.
• FREE locks are available for checkout from the Front Desk,
BU/SRC ID card is required.
Locker Usage is day use only. Locks may not be kept on
lockers overnight.
Facility Supervision
The SRC is supervised by student employees who are the authority for applying/enforcing policies and procedures. Please do not ask
the student staff to make exceptions for you.
Informal Recreation
Informal recreation is voluntary unstructured use of the
recreation facility. Often referred to as “drop in” or “open”
recreation, informal recreation is the core of SRC operations,
and provides SRC members a wide variety of exercise/sport
options. Informal recreation requires no additional registration or
payment prior to participation.
Challenge Rules
It is expected that informal recreation participants provide the
opportunity to allow all who want to participate the opportunity to
do so. As such, all courts operate under “Challenge Rules”
wherein a winning team or individual can be challenged by
another team. Monopolizing courts is not permissible.
Court Scheduling & Priority Usage
Although informal recreation is unstructured, the courts and
rooms are often scheduled to give specific activities priority use.
Each week the court schedule will be modified to identify when
certain activities are scheduled as priority activities. For
example, the volleyball net may only be set-up during specified
times. Priority use dictates that certain activities may require a
specific amount of participants to justify displacing other
activities. Court schedules are posted at Office 106. All
schedules are subject to change without notice. SRC
programming has priority scheduling.
Equipment Check-Out
A variety of sport equipment and balls are available for FREE check-out. BU/SRC ID card is required.
Informal Recreation Opportunities
Cardio/Circuit
Room
Weight Room
Climbing Wall
Dance Studio
Gymnasium
(courts 1-5)
Track
A 6500 sq ft room consisting of 70 plus cardio machines. Cybex bikes, treadmills, and Arc Trainers. Precor
AMTs ellipticals, treadmills, steppers. True striders, Life fitness stairmasters. And lots more. This room also
holds a complete line of Cybex Eagle selectorized equipment and a 5 station Cybex muitli-gym.
Hammer Strength Olympic benches and power racks, Hoist and Hammer Strength plate loaded weight
machines, Life Fitness 8 station multi-gym, cable stations. Dumbbells with benches, stretching mats,
exercise/stability balls, plyo boxes, kettle bells.
A 39' Entre‐Prises imprint climbing wall and freeform boulder area is located just off the lobby. Provides
members an opportunity to get acclimated to what rock climbing is like and is a great alternative exercise
activity. No experience required, equipment and climbing shoes are provided at no charge.
With a specially designed floating wood floor, this room is used for aerobics classes, mar�al arts, club
And intramural meetings, wellness classes, dance and floor exercise. The SRC offers a full schedule of
group exercise classes throughout the week.
Volleyball, basketball, tennis, indoor soccer, special events. Reservations for special events/fundraisers per
requests.
Walking, jogging, running (8 laps equal 1 mile)
Boxing Area
Heavy bags, speed bags, stretching mats, Synergy station with resistance bands, medicine balls, pull up bar,
TRX, and heavy ropes
Power Room
Power racks, kettle bells, plyo boxes, rings, rowers, timers. Exercise bicycles, pull-up bar, heavy rope,
stretching mats
Racquetball Courts
Programming
Fitness Wellness
Trainers
Intramural
Sports
Climbing Wall
Special
Events/fundraisers
Features four glass backed racquetball courts that are also adaptable for wallyball. Racquets/equipment are
provided at no charge with a BUID exchange at front desk.
Programming includes the following FREE services to all SRC members:
• Equipment orientations
• Fitness programming advice
• Basic fitness assessments
• Group fitness classes
Fitness Wellness trainers can assist patrons in establishing an exercise
program, provide instruction to use equipment correctly and safely and
conduct fitness assessments (appointment preferred).
Intramural sports are organized and structured sport options for BU students,
staff and faculty, providing athletic competition with and against each other.
Over 22+ programs each year - Each activity requires pre-registration and
payment through IMLeagues.com.
For additional information,
questions or concerns, please
contact:
Michael Morton
570-389-4822
mmorton@bloomu.edu
Tony Dreckman
570-389-5289
adreckma@bloomu.edu
Fall and spring semester programs include climbing competitions
Jen White
570-389-4190
jwhit2@bloomu.edu
Multiple special events and fundraisers are conducted annually. Breast
Cancer 5K, Relay for Life, BU Strength and Fitness Push/Pull, Brian D
Fetterman Strongman Competition.
Jen White
570-389-4190
jwhit2@bloomu.edu
SRC NON STUDENT MEMBERSHIP TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Student Recreation Center (SRC) Memberships includes a member’s right to use the SRC facilities in
accordance with these Terms and Conditions, SRC policies and procedures and Bloomsburg University rules and regulations, as amended
periodically. The privilege of membership carries no right, title, or interest in the Bloomsburg University Office of Campus Recreation or its assets,
income, or earnings nor any rights to participate in the management control of the facilities or program operations.
MEMBERSHIP TYPES: Campus Recreation memberships are limited to the membership structure listed below. ALL MEMBERSHIPS ARE NONTRANSFERABLE
A. Single: individual age 18 and older.
B. Combination: two people living in the same household age 18 and older.
C. Family: two adults and dependent children, age 18 and older, living in the same household.
WAIVER: All SRC members are required to complete an unedited SRC membership waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity
Agreement. Memberships will not be sold unless an unedited waiver is completed.
MEMBERS RIGHT TO CANCEL:
A. You may cancel this agreement for any reason, without penalty, prior to midnight of the third business day after the date of purchase.
Beyond such date (with the exception of B and C), no refunds, credits will be granted. Notification of cancellation must be submitted
via writing or in person to the Director of Campus Recreation.
B. Death, your estate must notify the Office of Campus Recreation. The Office of Campus Recreation reserves the right to request medical
notification of such occurrence. In the event of death the membership fees shall be proportionally divided by the days used by the
member. A refund of the balance will be provided.
C. Permanent Disability, you must notify the Office of Campus Recreation. The Office of Campus Recreation reserves the right to request
medical notification of such occurrence. In the event of disability the membership fees shall prorated for the duration of the membership.
A refund of the balance will be provided.
Notification of cancellation can be made in person or via mail attention: Director of Campus Recreation, Student Recreation Center, Bloomsburg
University, 400 East 2nd Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815.
MEDICAL FREEZE: A temporary freeze in membership may be requested for medical reasons. The Office of Campus Recreation reserves the right
to require medical documentation should it deem necessary. Medical freeze request must be made to the Director of Campus Recreation.
TERMINATION: The Office of Campus Recreation reserves the right to terminate any membership for cause based on the SRC Membership Terms
and Conditions Agreement, SRC Policies and Procedures and/or violating the SRC’s Code of Conduct or rules and regulations.
SRC POLICIES & PROCEDURES: SRC Members are responsible for knowing and abiding by all SRC Policies and Procedures. Policies and
procedures are posted in the SRC, on the web page and in the SRC Membership packet.
CODE OF CONDUCT: All SRC Members are expected to know and abide with the SRC’s Code of Conduct. The code of conduct is posted in the
SRC, on the web page and included in the SRC Membership packet. All participants are expected to join the Office of Campus Recreation in
promoting a positive and welcoming, equitable environment and to use mature judgment in choosing actions, behavior, clothing and language.
Vulgar, inflammatory, offensive, demeaning, intimidating language, behavior, and attire are strictly prohibited.
ACCESS: A valid properly working membership ID card is required to gain access to the SRC for [every] admittance. Membership ID cards are nontransferable.
PERSONAL BELONGINGS: The Office of Campus Recreation is not responsible or liable for lost or stolen items. Free locks are available for check
out at the Front Desk to secure valuables in lockers. The Office of Campus Recreation staff will not supervise person belongings.
LOCKER RENTAL: Lockers are available for daily usage only. No overnight usages is allowed.
DAMAGES & REPLACMENT FEES: Members are responsible for any damage they cause to BU property except due to normal wear and usage.
Replacement fees may be assessed for lost ID cards and lost/damaged rental equipment including day locks.
PARKING: Free parking passes are included with every SRC Membership. Take receipt of purchase of membership to University Police station.
Members will be issued a visitor parking pass at no charge for duration of membership. Members are required to park in any legally lined area on
campus and must display the pass at all times. Failure to properly display a parking pass may result in a parking violation fine. Not valid for metered
parking spaces.
FACILITY SUPERVISION: Student employees are the authority for applying SRC policies and procedures.
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HOURS OF OPERATION: All facilities are subject to availability. SRC operational hours are based on the BU’s academic calendar. Hours of
operation are reduced during winter and summer sessions. The SRC is completely closed 2 days for staff training 3 days prior to the fall semester
starting and one Saturday in May for annual maintenance. Throughout the year the SRC is closed for various holidays. Hours of operation are
subject to change throughout the year and any closing will be posted in advance.
EMERGENCY CLOSURE: Emergency closures due to weather and other circumstances will be communicated via the campus recreation website.
In the event that the University delays the start of classes due to weather, the SRC will open at 6am unless conditions are too severe. If the
university is closed due to weather, the SRC will attempt to open by 9am, unless conditions are too severe.
Update: May 2016
SRC NON STUDENT CAMPUS RECREATION CODE OF CONDUCT
Participation in all Campus Recreation programs and facilities is a privilege. Campus Recreation is committed to creating a safe,
welcoming, and enjoyable experience for all that utilize our facilities and programs. We expect that all patrons, including students,
community members, youth and guest to join in creating and promoting a positive and welcoming environment and to use mature
judgment in choosing actions, behavior, attire, and language.
PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS
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Read, understand and abide by all policies and procedures
Treat the Campus Recreation staff and all patrons and guests with respect
Act with character and courtesy while respecting the rights, welfare and dignity of all patrons and guests
Follow all policies and procedures
Act in a safe, responsible manner regarding themselves and others
PROHIBITED BEHAVIOR
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Vulgar, inflammatory, offensive, demeaning, intimidating, threatening, coercive language
Vulgar, inflammatory, offensive, demeaning, intimidating, threatening, coercive physical behavior
Vulgar, inflammatory, offensive, demeaning, intimidating, threatening attire
Fighting, physical altercation, unwelcomed physical contact
Harassment of any kind
Failure to adhere to facility and program policies and procedures
Theft
Facility and/or equipment damage outside of normal wear and tear
Failure to adhere to staff directions
Unauthorized use of facilities
Compromise in personal or peer safety
Improper use of video or audio recording
Use of or under the influence of illegal drugs, alcohol, tobacco
CODE OF CONDUCT VIOLATIONS CONSEQUENCES
CAMPUS RECREATION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVOKE MEMBERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION PRIVELAGES
SRC Student violations and sanctions will be administered by the Office of Campus Recreation and may be forwarded to Office of
Dean of Students
Community patron violations and sanctions will be administered by the Office of Campus Recreation
• A violation in facility and program policies may result in immediate dismissal from the recreational facility or program. Patrons who
are instructed to leave the facility or program must leave the program and/or facility immediately
• Campus Recreation reserves the right to call Campus Police when necessary
• Campus Recreation reserves the right to notify our Dean of Students Office, which can contact patrons’ enrolled college/university
Disciplinary Office when a code of conduct and/or policy violation occurs
• Campus Recreation reserves the right to render judgment and impose a participation and/or facility usage sanction based on the
code of conduct and/or policy violation
• Sanctions can range from one day suspension to permanent termination of membership privileges
• Sanctions are all inclusive, not program specific, but rather inclusive to all Campus Recreation programs and facilities
• Campus Recreation reserves the right to render judgment and decisions on policies not specifically covered
Behavior/Misconduct
Violation of Code of Conduct &/or Policy &
Procedure (Minor)
Theft of Services and/or Property
Verbal harassment/misconduct
Physical harassment/misconduct
Violation Consequences
First Offense
Second Offense
Subsequent Offense
loss of privileges
permanent/indefinite
loss of privileges for 8+ days
for 1+ days
suspension
loss of privileges loss of privileges for 90+
permanent/indefinite
for 7+ days
days
suspension
loss of privileges loss of privileges for 31+
permanent/indefinite
for 7+ days
days
suspension
loss of privileges
permanent/indefinite suspension
for 90+ days
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Discipline Appeal Option
Individuals who receive sanctions are welcome to follow the appeals option. Student Affairs, to which a decision is appealed, will
review the previous decision and rule on its appropriateness given the infraction(s) or circumstance(s) surrounding the specific case.
As with any appeal, Student Affairs may decide to lessen the penalty or uphold the previous decision. The Appeals form can be
secured at the Student Recreation Center office, SRC 106.
The appeal process steps are:
1. The suspended participant must submit an Appeal form to the Campus Recreation director within 2 business days of the initial
ruling.
2. Student Affairs will review the appeal form, the initial ruling, and the sanction. In order to recommend that Campus Recreation
reconsider the original decision, the following criteria must be established:
o New evidence must be presented that is sufficient enough to alter the decision.
o Procedural defects existed that substantially prevented the student from obtaining a fair ruling.
o The discipline administered is found to be grossly disproportionate to the violation.
3. All disciplinary decisions are made on a case-by-case basis. Each person's actions, the situation and the circumstances
surrounding them are considered to be unique, and therefore the following items will NOT be considered by the
person/council/committee that reviews appeals:
o Discipline administered to other person(s) involved in the altercation
o Discipline administered to other person(s) in other altercations
o Unfounded/unsubstantiated claims of bias or prejudice
4. Student Affairs that reviews appeals will return a decision within five business days of the submission of the appeal form.
Update: May 2016