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<\/a>Established in 1965, UT Recreational Services\u2019mission is to enhance the human condition with a focus on health and well-being by providing programs and services that enrich the learning of students and the campus community. <\/p>\nUT Recreational Services offers four different facilities: the Student Recreation Center, Carter Field and the Health Education Building on Main Campus, and the Morse Fitness Center on Health Science Campus. <\/p>\n
The numerous features of these facilities are highlighted in the magazine; for example, the Student Recreation Center\u2019s weight and cardio equipment, five basketball courts, indoor track, auxiliary gym, aquatic center with three pools and climbing wall are mentioned. <\/p>\n
Other features acknowledged by the magazine are the fitness studio at the Morse Fitness Center, four basketball courts and five-lane therapy pool in the Health Education Building, and the nine acres of land that Carter Field provides for intramural sports, sports clubs, varsity football practice and other campus events. <\/p>\n
UT Recreational Services also offers programs for guests or members. These include private swimming lessons, competitive sports, personal training, first aid, lifeguarding and more. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s not the physical features that set UT Recreational Services apart from other collegiate recreation departments,\u201d said Demond Pryor, director of Recreational Services. \u201cIt\u2019s our very intentional efforts to be an environment that celebrates the very spirit of being a Rocket, which is driven by our mission, vision and values.\u201d<\/p>\n
By being featured in this month\u2019s issue of Campus Rec Magazine, UT is being recognized as a national leader in providing highly impactful recreation, health and well-being services to students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members, Pryor explained. <\/p>\n