1. Michael Brown, Emily Jarosiewicz and Kyle Sargent
Campus Recreation
Michael Brown, Emily Jarosiewicz and Kyle Sargent

2. Rowan University Rec Center
2 pools
Locker rooms
1 rock climbing wall
2 basketball courts
Spinning room
Free weight room
4 racquet courts
Fitness area
Group exercise room
Indoor track
2 gyms
Coaches’ offices/conference rooms
Volleyball court/nets
Muscle Maker Grill

3. Ms. Laurie Dwyer Assistant Director of Fitness and Wellness
Master’s Degree in Exercise Physiology & Nutrition from Stockton University
Passion: Student Development & Growth

4. What does Ms. Dwyer do? Manages & supervises fitness floor
Hiring and firing duties
Policies, procedures, safety instruction
Oversees group fitness instructors and personal trainers

5. Duties Active role in administrative tasks
Payroll, human resources, risk management, daily assessments of facility
Has the option to teach group fitness classes
Teaches academically
Lab Personal Training
Runs health and wellness programs
Weight Management Program
Shape Up Your Life

6. Lifestyle Management Master’s of Arts, Wellness and Lifestyle Rowan University
Prepares graduates to develop and implement wellness and lifestyle change programs
In community, hospital, corporate, and school settings
$65 app fee
Bachelor’s degree from accredited institution
Tuition: $707 per semester
10 courses
30 semester hours
Degree completion possible in 5 consecutive semesters
GA positions available
Aquatics, Facilities, Intramurals, Club Sports, Fitness

7. Masters of Nutrition from NYU
Prepares students for careers in health care, community, private practice and food industries
No specific undergraduate degree needed
Tuition- $1500 per semester
Must have 3.0 GPA
40 credits needed to graduate
School based scholarship's are offered

8. Masters of Business Administration from Columbia University
Our courses are taught holistically, connecting with real-world business and are designed to prepare you for your next step and beyond.
$250 Application Fee
$3000 per Credit
Teaching and research assistant ships available.
School scholar ships
2 recommendation letters
Interview with past alumni

9. NIRSA
Vision: becoming the premier association of leaders in collegiate recreation worldwide
Networking of passionate professional and student members who inspire their communities, building upon each other’s knowledge
4,500 dedicated professionals, students, and businesses
8.1 million students

10. NIRSA
Began in 1950
Believes that collegiate recreation is a powerful key to inspiring wellness in local, regional, and global communities
Members support learning and growth by fostering lifelong habits of wellbeing
Leadership, teamwork, dedication, and respect are exercised by inclusive competition, fitness, and recreation

11. Founded over 20 years ago
One of the highest recommended PT certification
All programs are designed from scientific research
NASM allows you to continue your education and help develop new training skills and techniques

12. NASM Free to create an account
Certification classes range from $
Offer specialized training
Golf fitness
Fitness nutrition
Group personal training
MMA conditioning
Special programs
Master trainer
Military support

13. National Strength and Conditioning Association
Mission statement: As the worldwide authority on strength and conditioning, we support and disseminate research-based knowledge and its practical application to improve athletic performance and fitness.
Highest certification of Strength and Conditioning
Free to create account

14. NSCA Membership fees Member Benefits Tests for CSCS $65 for students
$120 for professionals
Member Benefits
Conferences
Publications
Online Recourses
Tests for CSCS
$260 for members
$395 for non-members

15. In Conclusion