Social Capital as a Catalyst for Place Transformation: Theoretical Frameworks and Practical Implications
A public lecture on social capital hosted by the Recreation and Leisure Studies Department.
A public lecture on social capital hosted by the Recreation and Leisure Studies Department.
We invite graduate students from interdisciplinary backgrounds, and senior undergraduate students to participate in our peer-reviewed, student led conference.
A pickleball game that pits the students against the faculty and staff of the Recreation and Leisure Department.
A vigil and community gathering to support the Filipino/a/x community.
Dr. Ana Maria Munar from the Copenhagen Business School is this year's recipient of the Shaw-Mannell award.
A friendly pickleball match-up between students and faculty and staff in the RLS Department
Dr. Neil Carr from University of Otago is this year's recipient of the Shaw-Mannell award.
Join fellow bird nerds for a 45‑minute intro to birding.
The Health Clinical Skills Lab Series is a recurring professional development initiative designed to bridge in-class learning with practical, real-world skill application for students interested in clinical work currently enrolled in the Therapeutic Recreation program.
The Health Clinical Skills Lab Series is a recurring professional development initiative designed to bridge in-class learning with practical, real-world skill application for students interested in clinical work currently enrolled in Recreation and Leisure Studies, Health Studies, and Kinesiology.