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²ÝÝ®ÎÛÊÓƵµ¼º½ Calendar 2009-2010 Student Services Campus Recreation Programs
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Intramural Sports

The intramural sports program provides the opportunity to participate in team sports through a variety of leagues and tournaments. Participants can register as a team or as an individual. Most sports are offered at both competitive and recreational levels, allowing all skill levels the ability to participate and compete.

Sport Clubs

The Campus Recreation Sport Club program provides opportunities for instruction, competition, and social affiliation in a variety of activities not always offered in traditional intramural or adult sport instruction programs. All levels of skill are welcome.

Adult Instruction

The Health & Recreation Centre offers a wide variety of general interest recreation programs and certifications. Instruction is offered in fitness, first aid and CPR, pre-hospital care, skating, swimming, and court sports.

Active Kids

Throughout the year, the Active Kids program offers gymnastics, swimming, skating, court sports, outdoor activities and Karate programs for all ages from pre-school to teens.

Camps for Kids

The ²ÝÝ®ÎÛÊÓƵµ¼º½ hosts a huge range of summer camp programs for kids. These include:

  • Mini-University PHD Program: an educational program designed to give participants a practical experience in a fun, creative and discovery-based environment. Participants that will be going into grade 2 through 10 will experience a taste of University life in 3 distinctive themes (Science, Social Science and Fine Arts). All three themes involve structural physical activity that maximizes a child's Pedagogical and Health Development (PHD). Mini-University is run in conjunction with 20 faculties and departments on campus. Instructors are graduate and senior undergraduate students and are assisted by a faculty advisor. This program runs in two-week full-day sessions throughout the summer.
  • Minds in Motion: a series of 1 week comps in the fields of engineering and science.
  • Computer Camps and Gifted Education SUCCESS Camps.
  • Dinosaur Development Camps for Junior and Senior High School students.
  • Outdoor Camps that range from multi-activity camps for younger children to single activity camps for teens and an Outdoor Leaders in Training Program.