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Open Recreation space is kept available throughout the day whenever possible. For a special event, you may reserve activity spaces if you are a recognized Student’s Association Club. Please contact our Reservations Office at 275-9465 at least three business days in advance. During the year the Department of Athletics and Recreation also extends the use of its facilities to the Rochester community for very special events such as high school championships and local youth group activities. Notifications are posted and may be confirmed by calling the Department of Athletics and Recreation Information Desk at 275-7643. RECREATIONAL SPORTS: WHO TO CONTACT? Associate Director: Jane Possee Phone: 275-6914 Email: jane@sports.rochester.edu Web site: www.rochester.edu/athletics/recreation.html The Recreational Sports Program offers opportunities to participate in Intramurals and Group Fitness Classes, Club Sports and Open Recreation. Approximately 3,500 students enjoy the multiple sports and activities in Intramurals. League play is available in traditional sports such as basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, soccer, flag football, and ultimate Frisbee. Intramural Sports also offers Group Fitness Classes. Club Sports are independent, student-directed, and governed sporting groups which are organized and operated under the joint auspices of the Department of Athletics and Recreation and the Office of Student Activities. Leadership, teamwork, competition, and fun add deep intrinsic value to this unique program. The Department also makes every effort to reserve Open Recreational Space for self-directed activity. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT: WHAT’S AVAILABLE WITHIN ATHLETICS AND RECREATION? With so many events and activities happening, opportunities for student involvement through employment are readily available. The Department of Athletics and Recreation hires approximately 300 students in the areas of fitness monitors, intramural sports supervisors, aerobics instructors, student trainers, building managers, facility rental supervisors, and intercollegiate game management. Current certification in Adult CPR is required to be hired. Applications are available at the Department of Athletics and Recreation Information Desk or online at: http://www.rochester.edu/athletics/Staff/employment.php. College Work Study is highly recommended. IMPORTANT NUMBERS: Director of Athletics and Recreation 275-4301 Facility Hours/General Information 275-7643 Intramural Hotline 275-5454 Intramural Office 275-4303 Recreational Sports 275-6914 Intercollegiate Sports 275-7209 Business Office 275-5135 Reservations Office 275-9465 R Club Membership Office 275-6277 Housing As a graduate student you have several housing options, including University graduate student housing, mixed student/employee housing or off-campus housing. The University Apartments Office can help students locate oncampus housing. Location: 020 Gates Wing (Susan B. Anthony Hall) Hours: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Phone: 585-275-5824 Website: http://www.reslife.rochester.edu University-Owned Housing
A wide range of University housing in areas near the River Campus is reserved for single and married graduate students. University shuttle buses serve all areas. The University Apartments Office assigns full-time graduate students to University apartments. University Park is a complex of two-story garden apartments located south of campus. The apartments are quite spacious with plaster walls and hardwood flooring. Unfurnished studios, one and two-bedroom apartments are available. Parking is free and located close to the buildings. Goler House is a thirteen-story apartment building with over 300 units, adjacent to the Medical Center. Goler House offers the option of both furnished studios, and furnished and unfurnished one and two-bedroom apartments. A main advantage of Goler is its proximity to the new College Town development which includes many stores and restaurants. Parking for Goler is in the Whipple Park Graduate Apartment complex with a 24 hour/7 day a week shuttle service. It is about a 5 minute shuttle ride between Goler and Whipple Park. Parking is free. Whipple Park is an apartment complex with 32 buildings, located one mile from the River Campus. It consists of unfurnished two-bedroom garden apartments and two and three- bedroom townhouses, and is surrounded by a wooded area. Whipple Park is more park-like than other University-owned housing, is free from through traffic, and is especially nice for those with children. Parking is free and located close to the buildings. Off Campus Housing The Office for Off Campus Living (located in the Office for Residential Life and Housing Services) offers assistance with off campus housing, including helping students to locate suitable rental property in the Rochester area. The office has local maps, university shuttle and Rochester Transit bus schedules, and telephones for inquiring about properties. The City of Rochester has a wide range of rental housing types in many price ranges throughout Rochester neighborhoods. Location: 020 Gates Wing (Susan B. Anthony Hall) Hours: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (Academic Year); 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 pm (summer hours) Phone: 585-275-1081 Email: offcampus@reslife.rochester.edu Website http://www.rochester.edu/reslife/non/index.html The Office for Off Campus Living operates a rental property listing service exclusively designed for the University community, the Off Campus Connection: http://www.rochester.edu/reslife/non/index.html The Office for Off Campus Living may serve as a source of information but it may not function as a realtor or rental agent. The individual renter must make the choice of housing independently and business arrangements are his/her own responsibility. Cultural Resources and Services. Interfaith Chapel The University does not have one religious affiliation, but many and has made a commitment to religious diversity dating back to the founding of the Interfaith Chapel in 1970. The chaplains’ offices, located in the chapel, offer students a variety of opportunities for religious worship, meditation, study, social service, personal counseling, and cultural and social events. Roman Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and Muslim clergy are available to work with all students. In addition, there are resource people available from the Buddhist, Jain, Hindu, Sikh, Universalist Unitarian and Latter Day Saints traditions among others. Many other faith group activities can be found on the U of R Website, http://www.rochester.edu/organizations | http://www.rochester.edu/student life/organizations Rev. Dr. C. Denise Yarbrough, Director of Religious & Spiritual Life Phone: (585) 275-4321 Email: dyarbrough@admin.rochester.edu
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