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LIT Life – Sport, Clubs and Societies LIT Life – Sport, Clubs and Societies A happy college experience contributes to a successful college experience and your college journey will be enhanced by the new people you meet and the new friends you make, new experiences you encounter and the fun you have! > 20 Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019
LIT Life LIT students, staff and wider community at world record breaking ‘Scrum for Axel’. Alongside a vibrant academic environment, LIT boasts a lively clubs and societies scene, ensuring that many sporting interests are catered for and all students are encouraged to get involved in the numerous extra-curricular activities across the campuses. Our clubs cater for all levels of activity and you can get involved at your own pace, whether you are an elite athlete, a beginner or just looking to get fit and have fun. We participate in many inter-varsity competitions allowing students to represent the college in national competitions. For first year students in particular, joining a club or society is a great way to make new friends and meet people with similar interests and helps to make the transition from school to college easier. Involvement in a club or society also helps you to develop other valuable skills alongside your academic skills, such as leadership skills through committee involvement, experience in event management and much more. Clubs and activities include Hurling, Camogie, Men’s and Ladies Gaelic Football, Men’s and Ladies Rugby, Men’s and Ladies Soccer, Golf, Outdoor Club, Boxing, Weightlifting, Judo and Basketball….to name but a few, as well as activities such as Aerobics, Boxercise and Yoga. ‘Freshers Week’ takes place at the beginning of each academic year and is the main recruitment time for clubs and societies, when you can find out more about their activities and sign-up. New clubs and societies are always encouraged. For more information on Sports at LIT, see www.lit.ie/sports In addition to sports clubs, there is a diverse range of societies for students to join, such as the Movie and Photography Societies, International and Computer Societies, Green Campus Committee and the GIVE initiative. Students also take part in many events during the year to support local charities. Sports Facilities LIT has an impressive range of sports facilities for students, including three full size pitches and an all-weather playing pitch. In Limerick, we have a fitness centre and indoor sports hall. While development of sports facilities is on-going at Thurles and Clonmel, students have access to a wide range of sports facilities in both towns. A purpose built state of the art strength and conditioning building – the ‘LIT SportsLab’ is located at the Thurles campus. Among the facilities available in the 2,000 sq. metre facility are a 3D Organic Motion Capture System for motion analysis; a 45m, six lane sprint track specifically designed to improve speed; a paralympic area, cable machines; a range of sport technology systems, including micro electro mechanical systems and GPS systems; Olympic lifting platforms; functional screening kits; weights and the full range of exercise machines. The superb facility is designed to support students enrolled on our sports programmes, as well as college teams. Sports Scholarships LIT’s Sport Scholarship Scheme allows LIT students who are at the forefront of their chosen sport to apply for a range of supports. In 2017, LIT awarded over 60 bursaries; nine bursaries were awarded by the Munster GAA Council. The bursaries are not aimed solely at elite players, but are open to all individuals that take part in coaching and administrative roles in all clubs across the college. Further information on Sports Scholarships is available from the LIT Sports Office, or check out our CAO Hub at cao.lit.ie Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019 21
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