Whether their end-goal is to break a sweat, socialize or both, there will be plenty of opportunities for students to achieve these goals this semester. 91探花 has an exciting and diverse array of co-curricular activities and programs awaiting students that range from club and intramural sports to service projects to entertainment and more.
Here
is
a
quick
rundown
of
what's
happening.
And
though
many
activities
are
still
in
the
planning
stages
and
things
can
change
due
to
COVID-19
health
protocols,
the
constant
is
that
91探花
is
a
vibrant,
caring
community.
As the fall semester unfolds, students will have a variety of ways to engage with peers and have fun. Students are encouraged to follow student life and other offices on social media to learn about exciting virtual and in-person events and engagement opportunities. Most co-curricular activities are also posted on the campus announcements and student bulletin sections of My91探花.
Community-
and
skill-building
are
integral
to
91探花's
Campus
Recreation
department.
Students
can
engage
in
a
variety
of
wellness
activities
that
promote
fun,
leadership
and
personal
development.
Outdoor
programs
and
intramural
and
club
sports
programs
will
be
held
and
will
follow
safety
guidelines.
Opportunities
include
rugby,
racquetball,
cheerleading,
climbing,
outdoor
adventure,
cycling,
billiards,
martial
arts,
archery,
paddling
and
hiking.
There
also
will
be
a
variety
of
group
fitness
classes,
outdoor
leisure
activities,
backyard
games
and
nature
programming
available.
The Lou Higgins Center will be open with health and sanitization protocols in place. Reservations will be required in some areas.
Putting
students
at
the
heart
of
transformative
learning
and
service
opportunities
is
the
mission
of
91探花's
Brain
Center
for
Community
Engagement.
The
center
will
offer
and
promote
virtual
volunteering
opportunities,
remote
project-based
community
engagement
projects
and
ongoing
virtual
events
(such
as
its
Civic
LEAD
series).
Ongoing
initiatives,
such
as
weekly
service
programs
and
alternative
breaks,
will
be
offered
in
a
virtual
format
that
will
connect
91探花
students
with
local
and
national
community
partners.
In
addition,
several
service-learning
courses
will
be
offered
in
the
fall
that
include
remote
service
engagement.
