Campus Rec Advisory Committee Meeting
Old Varsity Club Room
November 15, 2011
The second meeting of the Campus Recreation Advisory Committee.
In attendance: Diane Dahlmann, Lindsay Oncken, Chris Seris, Ron Lykins, Jerry Hitzhusen, Steven
Stanton, Ted Koditschek, Lance Hatfield
Absent: John Tanner, Alexandra Cartee, Chad Moller, Truman Storvick, Thomas Bourneuf, Steven
Dickherber
Agenda:
Welcome
Wheelchair Basketball Coach Report -Ron Lykins
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The team has been working all year round on skills and strengthening. Oct 1st was the official
practice to prepare for the Oct. 29-30 classic.
Working with the team on correcting issues and staying sharp and on November 30th at 8pm, the
team will play the Missouri Predators Alumni team and it usually calls a good crowd.
The team has 9 players now, 6 graduated and 1 did not return. There are 3 potential new recruits
and a student has been working with the team and helping out. There are up to 14 spots available
for new recruits.
Wheelchair Basketball Camp went well in summer with 30 kids and we received some great
comments.
Progress on HVAC issue in Aquatics area – Chris Seris
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The air quality issue in the aquatic area has not always been an issue. The Aquatic Center would
host a large meet and would have very poor air quality and the next event would be fine. Any
facilities that host large meets have similar issues.
Chloramines build up and hang in the air. UV disinfection system in the pools and work well but
concerned that the air flow across the water isn't working well.
The facility staff would check into the issue and not find anything. Trying to pinpoint what was
going on was difficult.
Underwent a process where campus facilities went through the whole system and met with
Hastings + Chivetta. They went through all 5, and a very thorough test and found a large list of
things that were not right including corrosion and deterioration.
Preventative maintenance is the key to keeping this system up to date and working correctly.
McClure engineering will be coming in to fix the system.
Dectron board reads how the HVAC system is running and functioning and our staff can now
understand it better.
Feedback on Brewer Statue –Diane Dahlmann & Jerry Hitzhusen
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Positive feedback from Mike Alden on the statue. Spoke with the Alumni Director and their
department was in great favor of having this statue happen. Future meeting on next steps of the
project is happening soon. The current statue used for Homecoming is displayed in the Jungle
Lobby for all to see.
Other building decorations for Homecoming were all well received and drew a lot of attention.
Follow up on Ability Week – Jerry Hitzhusen
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Ability week was successful and had a significant jump in participation in the
attendance/participation in the events, including the wheelchair event and demonstrations.
The seminars were well received and Marlee Matlin spoke at Jesse Hall and it was a great turn
out with over 1000 people that attended.
It is good to see the college supporting this and we are looking at other ideas for next year. We
can tailor sessions to apply to each college.
The ADA project is going on out off of Rock Bridge Great Plains Technical Center.
Old Business
New Business
 Next meeting Late January or early February
 Student Member Attendance- Student conflicts who cannot make meetings. Recommend that
students send an email to the chair with their availabilities.
Adjourn