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UMW Campus Recreation
Be Fit, Be Well, Be Active…Soar Like an Eagle!
Campus walk on the north side of the Simpson Library is now closed due to the new Technology Convergence Center construction project. All pedestrian and handicapped traffic will be detoured to College Avenue. Signs will be provided to remind everyone of the new travel patterns. Sidewalks and stairways within the construction site and a portion of Campus Walk will be removed to facilitate underground utility work involving water, sewer, electrical, and telecommunication lines. Additionally the bridge in front of Arrington Hall will be demolished along with removal of some of the existing landscaping within the construction site.
Work in the temporary construction access road is continuing. Expansion of handicapped parking spaces to be located between the Jepson Science Center and the new building has also begun. As soon as this work is finished, new asphalt covering will be applied to all road and parking surfaces. The Simpson Library access road (which has been partially torn up due to some utility work) will also receive a new asphalt coat. Major ground breaking for the project is set for middle to late June. Work on the foundation for the new building will start at that time.
The Department of Campus Recreation at the University of Mary Washington supports the overall mission of the University and the Division of Student Affairs by providing all members of the University community with opportunities to acquire lifelong leadership, fitness, and leisure skills to complement the pursuit of intellectual and interpersonal skills through a comprehensive recreation, sports, and fitness program. Students have the opportunity to develop these specific skills as participants in our programs by taking on roles as staff members of the Fitness Center and the Intramural Sports Program, leading our group fitness classes, and helping to administer one of the UMW Sport Clubs.
Programs – UMW Campus Recreation offers a wide variety of tournaments and sports leagues each semester. The tournaments are held almost every weekend and the league play runs on Sundays and during the week. Leagues are open to faculty, staff, and students, with divisions set up to provide opportunities for men, women and co-ed teams of all skill levels.
If you have any questions or comments about the Campus Recreation Department or any Campus Recreation programming, please feel free to contact Campus Recreation Director Mark Mermelstein. Your comments help us make our programming better! Thanks!
UMW Campus Recreation is a proud member of the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association
