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  • Campus Recreation Facilities 

    About The Rec Center

    Strength and Conditioning Area – 12,000 sq. ft.
    More than 70 pieces of cardio equipment including treadmills, ellipticals, various types of cycles, steppers, and rowers.  24 selections of weight-training machines.  Combination of 40 plate-loaded and free-weight stations

    Climbing Wall
    One of the tallest in the state of Ohio at 53 feet Program mix will include eight climbing routes and a 46 feet rappelling platform. One-third of the lower wall is designed for bouldering opportunities

    Wellness Resource Center
    Designed to promote healthy lifestyle choices through comprehensive programming in areas of fitness, mental, and spiritual health.  Programming and services will include workshops, classes, clinics, testing, and assessments, designed for individual and group participation.

    Meditation Center
    A quiet space designed specifically to provide an area for students, faculty, and staff to take time out of their hectic schedules to relax in a stress-free environment.

    Aerobics Studio – 3,200 sq. ft.
    Designed as a group fitness instructional area that accommodates classes taught by certified instructors  Capability to be divided in half to hold two different classes simultaneously

    Sports Forum – 18,500 sq. ft.
    Four multi-purpose courts, with the option of isolating each court.  Ability to play basketball, volleyball, badminton, and a host of other activities.

    Other Recreation facilities on Campus  

    BEEGHLY CENTER

    HARRISON FIELD

    STAMBAUGH STADIUM

    WATTS

    FARMER'S FIELD

  • Campus Recreation Policies 
    General Policies
    • It is in the best interest of our patrons and staff that patrons adhere to Campus Recreation policies to ensure safety and inclusion for all.
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to stop behaviors deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
    • Drinks are only permitted past the turnstiles in closed containers with lids (fast-food containers with straws are not permitted).
    • Glass containers are not permitted.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times and must cover the pectoral region from both the front and the sides. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • The Department of Campus Recreation is NOT responsible for lost or stolen items.
    • Coats, street clothing, backpacks, or equipment bags should be placed in lockers or cubbies around the building. Please lock valuables in a locker, locks can be checked out in equipment issue with an ID. Inquiries regarding lost items may be made at Equipment Issue and in the Administrative Office (x-2240). Items of value (wallets, phones, etc.) will be turned over to YSU Police immediately. Found YSU IDs will be returned to the YSU Guest Services desk inside Kilcawley Center within 24 hours.
    • Alcoholic beverages and tobacco products are prohibited in all facilities at all times.
    • All nicotine sources, electronic cigarettes, vapes, and non-medical inhalers are not permitted in the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    • The use of profanity and vulgar language is prohibited.
    • Harassment of other patrons and/or Campus Recreation staff is prohibited. Harassment of any sort is taken very seriously, and disciplinary action will be taken.
    • Only listening devices with headphones are allowed. Listening to personal listening devices without headphones is prohibited. This includes using speakers.
    • If you experience an injury or find any broken equipment report this to Campus Rec staff immediately. • Patrons are encouraged to consult a physician prior to beginning a new fitness program.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Walk/Jog Track
    • Campus Recreation is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
    • Personal belongings and other valuables should be placed in a locked locker.
    • Shoes must be worn at all times in the building, Closed-toe, rubber-soled athletic footwear (tennis shoes) are required – no boots, flip flops, sandals, open-toe, or “Croc” type shoes are permitted.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times and must cover the pectoral region from both the front and the sides. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • The track is intended for recreational purposes only.
    • No standing, loitering, and/or spectating allowed on the track.
    • Drinks are only permitted past the turnstiles in closed containers with lids (fast-food containers with straws are not permitted).
    • The direction of the track changes daily; follow the posted arrows.
    • The track is intended for recreational purposes only.
    • The track is 1/8 of a mile in length.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Wellness Resource Center
    • All wellness resource materials are to be used for educational purposes.
    • Excessive noise and profanity are prohibited.
    • Please see a Campus Recreation staff member if assistance is needed.
    • It is in the best interest of our patrons and staff that patrons adhere to Campus Recreation policies to ensure safety and inclusion for all.
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Sports Forum
    • It is in the best interest of our patrons and staff that patrons adhere to Campus Recreation policies to ensure safety and inclusion for all.
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to stop behaviors deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
    • Closed-toe, rubber-soled athletic footwear (tennis shoes) are required – no boots, flip flops, sandals, open-toe, or “Croc” type shoes are permitted. Shoes must be worn at all times in the building, except during Yoga and Bollywood Dance classes.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times and must cover the pectoral region from both the front and the sides. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • Return all equipment to its proper place after use. All bags should be placed in cubbies around the courts or stored in a locked locker. Bags and items should not be left on the floor.
    • Only listening devices with headphones are allowed. Listening to personal listening devices without headphones is prohibited. This includes using speakers.
    • If you experience an injury or find any broken equipment report this to Campus Rec staff immediately.
    • The use of profanity and vulgar language is prohibited.
    • Snapping and/or hanging on rims, nets, or court dividers is prohibited.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Locker Rooms
    • It is in the best interest of our patrons and staff that patrons adhere to Campus Recreation policies to ensure safety and inclusion for all.
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to stop behaviors deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
    • Lockers are available for day, semester, and yearly use. Daily locks can be checked out at our Equipment Issue using a YSU ID.
    • ester and Yearly locks are available for purchase in our Administrative Office.
    • Locks not purchased from Campus Rec and left on at the end of daily operations will be removed and contents not considered “valuable” will be kept by the staff in Equipment Issue for a month and then donated.
    • It is highly recommended that patrons use a lock when storing personal belongings.
    • Items of value (wallets, phones, etc.) found unattended will be turned over to YSU Police immediately.
    • Video or photography is not allowed in the locker rooms, including video chat.
    • Items should not be left unattended in the shower area. Items found in the shower area will be disposed of.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Equipment Issue
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to stop behaviors deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
    • Drinks are only permitted past the turnstiles in closed containers with lids (fast-food containers with straws are not permitted).
    • All students/members have the ability to check out equipment with a valid YSU ID.
    • All equipment must be kept inside Andrews Student Recreation & Wellness Center and returned before the building closes each day.
    • All equipment must be returned by the original user that checked out the equipment.
    • Patrons will be charged a fee for broken or non-returned equipment.
    • Failure to follow the equipment issue procedures will result in a suspension from checking out equipment.
    • It is in the best interest of our patrons and staff that patrons adhere to Campus Recreation policies to ensure safety and inclusion for all.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Racquetball Court
    • The use of protective eyewear is recommended.
    • All metal racquets must have protective guards.
    • Courts are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to stop behaviors deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
    • Drinks are only permitted past the turnstiles in closed containers with lids (fast-food containers with straws are not permitted).
    • It is in the best interest of our patrons and staff that patrons adhere to Campus Recreation policies to ensure safety and inclusion for all.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Strength & Conditioning (S&C)
    • Patrons under the age of 18 are not allowed access to the free weight area.
    • All exercise equipment must be used according to manufacturers designated guidelines.
    • Shoes must be worn at all times in the building, Closed-toe, rubber-soled athletic footwear (tennis shoes) are required – no boots, flip flops, sandals, open-toe, or “Croc” type shoes are permitted.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times and must cover the pectoral region from both the front and the sides. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • The use of chalk is prohibited.
    • Clips and collars are required for all free bar lifts.
    • Weights must be controlled at all times.
    • Facility and equipment is on a first-come, first-served basis.
    • Olympic lifts are permitted only in dedicated areas and are subject to staff supervision/department policy.
    • Improper use of equipment is prohibited. This includes, but is not limited to, standing on equipment and benches, standing on weights, stacking weights under equipment, top-loading, and stepping on weights.
    • For your safety, the use of a spotter and equipment safeties are highly recommended. Campus Recreation staff are trained to assist you if you need a spotter.
    • Wiping down equipment before and after use is mandatory (please do not spray machines directly with cleaning solution).
    • Return all equipment and weights to their proper place after use.
    • Outside personal training and/or instruction is not allowed (only personal training and instruction provided by the Campus Recreation staff & the Kinesiology Sports Science training program is permitted).
    • The use of the “emergency off” clip is recommended when using treadmills.
    • Campus Recreation prohibits the use of smelling salts/ammonia caps.
    • Body contact sparring of any sort is not allowed in the facility.
    • Limit stretching and floor exercises to open areas throughout the facility.
    • Loitering is prohibited.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Olympic Weightlifting Area
    • All Strength and Conditioning policies must be followed in conjunction with these specific Olympic weightlifting policies.
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to stop behaviors deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
    • Shoes must be worn at all times in the building, Closed-toe, rubber-soled athletic footwear (tennis shoes) are required – no boots, flip flops, sandals, open-toe, or “Croc” type shoes are permitted.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times and must cover the pectoral region from both the front and the sides. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • Olympic lifting equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
    • Please be mindful when other patrons are waiting.
    • Only one patron is permitted on a platform at a time.
    • Patrons must remain at least five feet away from Olympic lifting platforms if not actively lifting.
    • Weights must be racked when not in use.
    • Do not leave weights, plates, and bars on the floor/platforms or leaned against walls/other equipment.
    • Weights must be controlled and proper bar lowering procedures must be followed. Slamming down weights is strictly prohibited.
    • Clips/locks must be used with all Olympic weightlifting equipment. Olympic weightlifting equipment must remain in the designated Olympic lifting area.
    • No other types of lifting are permitted in the Olympic lifting area.
    • Use extreme caution when lifting weights to avoid potential injury to yourself/others.
    • The use of chalk is prohibited.
    • Campus Recreation staff reserves the right to ask patrons to discontinue any lifting if it violates any of the aforementioned policies or is a safety hazard to other patrons.
    • Olympic weightlifting training resources are available upon request.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Spin Studio
    • Department of Campus Recreation reserves the right to adjust the schedule, class formats, and instructors when necessary. All patrons must sign in prior to the beginning of each class at the designated area.
    • Please refer to the website, social media, or Campus Recreation staff for class cancelations, schedule changes, and special events.
    • Entry into each class is on a first-come, first-served basis. Saving bikes or spots for others is prohibited. New class patrons are encouraged to ask instructor for assistance with proper bike setup.
    • Maximum enrollment for SPINNING is dictated by the number of bikes. Once the maximum number of patrons has been reached, the class will be closed.
    • The instructor has the authority to cancel or change a class format as needed.
    • For your safety and the safety of other members, please follow the instructor’s routine and keep the conversation to a minimum.
    • For patrons’ safety, leaving SPINNING classes before the cool-down period is strongly discouraged.
    • Appropriate athletic attire must be worn in all SPINNING classes. Shoes must be worn during classes; shoes specific to SPINNING are acceptable. Excessively baggy pants and long skirts are not permitted in SPINNING classes.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times and must cover the pectoral region from both the front and the sides. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • Patrons of all classes are strongly encouraged to bring a water bottle to class.
    • Only Campus Recreation staff members are permitted to use the stereos in the studios.
    • Patrons must be 18 years or older to participate in any class.
    • pe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Aerobic Studio
    • The Department of Campus Recreation reserves the right to adjust the schedule, class formats, and instructors when necessary.
    • Please refer to the website, social media, or Campus Rec staff for class cancelations, schedule changes, and special events.
    • Maximum enrollment for Group Fitness and instructional classes is up to the instructor. Once the maximum number of patrons has been reached, the class will be closed.
    • For your safety and the safety of other members, please follow the instructor’s routine and keep the conversation to a minimum.
    • For patrons’ safety, leaving Group Fitness classes and clinics before the cool-down period is strongly discouraged.
    • Closed-toe, rubber-soled athletic footwear (tennis shoes) are required – no boots, flip flops, sandals, open-toe, or “Croc” type shoes are permitted. Shoes must be worn at all times in the building, except during specific group fitness classes.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times in the studio. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • Patrons of all classes are strongly encouraged to bring a water bottle to class.
    • Only Campus Recreation staff members are permitted to use the stereos in the studios.
    • Patrons must be 18 years or older to participate in any class.
    • The training arm must remain on black mats at all times. No more than three people are to be using the training arm at one time.
    • Wipe down equipment before and after use for your safety.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Aerobic Studio Open Hours
    • During designated open studio hours, Campus Recreation patrons may use the Aerobics studio, functional training area, and equipment for individual workouts.
    • All rules and policies listed for Andrews Student Recreation & Wellness Center, fitness studio, and functional training area will apply to open studio hours. Patrons may utilize the studio and equipment at their own risk.
    • Closed-toe, rubber-soled athletic footwear (tennis shoes) are required – no boots, flip flops, sandals, open-toe, or “Croc” type shoes are permitted. Shoes must be worn at all times in the building, except during specific group fitness classes.
    • Shirts must be worn at all times. Exceptions for religious reasons can be made.
    • Cleaning equipment after use is mandatory.
    • All exercise equipment, including but not limited to plyo boxes, TRX® straps, physio balls, medicine balls, and kettlebells must be used in an appropriate fashion to avoid misuse and unsafe training.
    • Chalk products are not permitted.
    • Patrons are asked to return all equipment to its proper location after use.
    • All structured activities and programs must be approved and offered through the Department of Campus Recreation.
    • Registered YSU student organizations may reserve one Basketball Court and/or the Aerobic Studio at no cost. Please visit ysu.edu/campus-recreation to make a reservation.
    • Music will not be provided for the space. Patrons are encouraged to use personal listening devices.
    • Outside personal training and/or instruction is not allowed (only YSU Campus Rec personal training and the Kinesiology Sports Science training program is permitted).
    • Do not throw balls against metal framing or mirrors.
    • Handstand push-ups/holds on mirrors are not permitted.
    • Failure to comply with the policies listed above may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
    Climbing Wall
    • Climbing is inherently risky; climb at your own risk. Helmets are available upon request
    • All staff members have the right to ask patrons to stop any action they deem unsafe or inappropriate.
    • No food or drink besides water is allowed in the climbing area.
    • Topping out while bouldering is not allowed.
    • Climbing above the cave while bouldering is not allowed
    • Patrons can connect themselves to the Auto-belay so long as they show a staff member they are correctly attached before climbing
    • Bouldering is prohibited while wearing a harnesses
    • Do not place hands, fingers, or feet on lead climbing bolts
    • Do not climb or stand under other climbers
    • No climber who is bleeding is allowed to climb until blood is cleaned and wound is covered
    • Climbers are not permitted to wear jewelry or have items in their pockets while climbing
    • Cubbies are available for storage of personal items at patron’s own rick. Locks and lockers are available for rent at the equipment issue desk.
    • Accidents and broken or spinning holds must be reported to staff immediately
    • When wall is at capacity, there is a 15-minute time limit per climber
    • Patrons can only belay if they have completed the appropriate belay clinic and final test. Belay clinics are available upon request. Climbers who have completed belay tests at other gyms can opt to test out at their own discretion
    • All patrons must renew their belay cards at the start of every academic year
    • Headphones are not permitted while top rope climbing; wireless headphones are permitted while bouldering only
    • No swinging from ropes or horseplay on the mats
    • Patrons are not allowed behind the desk or in the office unless they are using the hang board
    • Patrons are not allowed to set top-rope routes but can co-set boulder routes with a staff member
    • Patrons using their own equipment must have it inspected and approved by staff.
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center
    High Rope Course
    • Do not enter the course without being checked and attached by a Campus Recreation High Ropes Course Operator
    • Stand within the stanchioned area while waiting to enter the course to avoid interfering with the track
    • Anyone under 48” tall must have a chaperon
    • Maximum weight limit for participation is 300lbs
    • All participants must wear a a designated harness correctly
    • No running, jumping, or swinging from leads
    • No flip flops, Crocs or open-toed shoes are allowed on the course. All shoes must have a heel strap and fit securely for participation
    • No items in pockets and glasses must be secured
    • One participant per obstacle at a time, no more than 3 participants per platform at a time
    • Follow all rules and instructions from the operators. Operators reserve the right to ask you to leave the course if you are unable or unwilling to follow instructions.
    • Leads must always stay in front of your person
    • Do not touch and keep fingers out of overhead track
    • Do not adjust your harness or the harness of other participants. If you need assistance with your harness, please ask an operator for assistance.
    • All participants must be in good health to enter the course. If you suspect you have a condition that may be aggravated by participating in this activity, please talk to an operator.
    • Anyone with the following conditions may not enter the course:
      • Pregnancy
      • Back or neck issues
      • Heart conditions
      • Recent surgery/ injury
      • Fresh stitches
    • Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center
    Guest Passes
    • All guests must provide a valid state ID (Driver’s License, Military ID, etc.).
    • All guests must be at least 18 years old.
    • All guest passes are $12 and are non-refundable and non-transferable.
    • Passes are valid for one (1) day and guests are not permitted to leave and re-enter with their pass.
    • All guests must adhere to all Campus Recreation policies and procedures.
    • The Department of Campus Recreation reserves the right to suspend guest and member privileges and deny building access if department policies are not followed. Failure to comply with the above policies may result in temporary or permanent suspension from the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center. Violators may also be referred to YSU Police and/or YSU Student Conduct for further disciplinary action.
    Other Department Policies

    Contact Youngstown State University Parking Services at 330-941-3546 for information about parking access options and to obtain designated student, faculty, and staff space areas.

    Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center staff-escorted tours are available upon request or may be scheduled in advance. Please contact the administrative office (330-941-2240) to schedule a tour for five or more people.

    Our department policy is the following: If the University is closed, we are closed. If the university is open but classes are canceled, we are open (provided that adequate staffing is possible). Please call (330) 941-3488 for the most updated information.

    Picture taking and/or videotaping is only permissible with written authorization from the Department of Campus Recreation administrative staff. Photographs may be taken of informal recreation and programs by the Department of Campus Recreation or YSU Marketing. These photographs are used for promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, please notify the photographer.

    Excessive public displays of affection are prohibited.

  • Our Mission

    Our Vision to Better Serve You!

    We strive to engage all penguins through learning and leadership opportunities by providing dynamic and diverse recreational and wellness experiences.

    Our Mission to Our Community:

    The Department of Campus Recreation provides creative and innovative, instructed, or self-led wellness, and recreational programming to meet the diverse needs of our students and the YSU community.

    THE DEPARTMENT IS COMMITTED TO:

    Promoting a holistic approach to wellness, and developing healthier lifestyle choices that lead to personal and professional growth.

    Providing state-of-the-art services and facilities.

    Integrating diverse learning, leadership opportunities, and wellness perspectives with social, economic, and global ideas from the Youngstown State community complements the academic mission of Youngstown State University.

    STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

    Students will be able to practice a holistic approach to wellness and develop healthier lifestyle choices that lead to personal and professional growth.

    Students will learn the short and long-term benefits of having facilities and equipment that are cutting-edge, universally designed, and well-maintained.

    Through diverse learning, wellness perspectives, and leadership opportunities, students will demonstrate civic, social, and cultural awareness and direction for the betterment of the University, city, region, and world.


    The Department of Campus Recreation provides diverse and intentional programming to the YSU community with the goal of creating a recreational environment that is safe, inclusive, and accessible for users. Our commitment is to provide patrons of all races, ethnicities, genders, sexualities, abilities, religions, sizes, and ages with educational wellness experiences. In doing so, we aim to build and support the physical, mental, and social well-being of the Penguin community.


    Youngstown State University is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination. The University provides housing accommodations for students without regard to race, religion, color, age, gender, sexual orientation, or national origin. The University has developed procedures to assist with concerns regarding discrimination. Assistance is available through the Affirmative Action Office and the Multicultural Student Services Office.

  • Campus Recreation Professional Staff Directory

    Ryan McNicholas

    Director, Campus Recreation

    Ryan McNicholas
    (330) 941-2207
    ramcnicholas@ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Ryan is a proud YSU alumnus, receiving his Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science in 2005 and his Master's in Health & Human Service in 2008 from YSU.

    My favorite thing about YSU Campus Recreation is working with the student staff, seeing their development of skills, and telling my infamous Dad Jokes!


    Marko

    Recreation Program Manager

    Marko Marinkovich
    (330) 941-1973
    mmmarkinkovich@ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Marko is a proud penguin, earning two degrees from Youngstown State University! He has worked in some capacity with Campus Recreation for nearly 40 years. He enjoys spending time with his daughters and enjoys going to Church!

    His favorite thing about working at Campus Recreation is sharing an office with Dan! Felix & Oscar


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    Business Operations Specialist 2

    Shirley Hodge
    (330) 941-7291
    smhodge@ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Shirley is a YSU alumnus.  She has worked in four different departments on campus and really enjoys working with the students.

    Over her years at YSU, she has made many friends from students, staff, faculty, and administration. 


    Dina Fabry
     

    Assistant Director Fitness, Wellness & Special Events

    Dina Fabry
    (330) 941- 3731
    dmfabry@ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Dina is a YSU alumnus who received her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science in 2014. She then received her Master’s degree in Health and Physical Activity in 2015 at the University of Pittsburgh.

    My favorite things about YSU Campus Recreation are the opportunities available for student development/goal achievement, watching students grow into professionals, and the fun and welcoming environment


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    Adventure Recreation Coordinator

    Thomas Worsham
    (330) 941- 1964
    tworsham@ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Thomas is a graduate of Bowling Green State University where he graduated with his master’s degree in education in 2019 and has worked in adventure recreation since he first started school in 2014.

    His favorite thing about adventure recreation is getting to take students on awesome adventures


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    Assistant Director, Operations and Event Services

    Dalton Korda
    (330) 941- 3369
    dmkorda@ysu.edu

    Dalton has received a Bachelor's (2018) and Master's (2020) degree from YSU. He is a proud YSU Penguin!

    My favorite thing about working at YSU Campus Recreation is having the opportunity to be a major part of our student's journey!


    GA(s) & Liason


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    YSU Community Liason

    Mason Edmunds
    (330)-941-2166
    mgedmunds-guest@ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Mason is a YSU Alumnus who received his Bachelor’s degree in Theatre Studies in 2019. Mason has been working for Meridian HealthCare as the YSU Community Liaison since 2019. 

    My favorite thing about YSU Campus Recreation are the many services on offer that cater to both mental and physical wellness for students. There’s something for everyone at Campus Rec!


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    Facility Operations

    Theresa Minich
    330-941-2244
    timinich@student.ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Theresa is a proud YSU alumni having earned her Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science in 2022. She is currently pursuing her doctorate's degree in Physical Therapy as she performed her duties as the Facility Operations GA. 

    Her favorite part of working in Campus Recreation is being able to work with all the professional staff and student staff to create a welcoming environment for all YSU penguins to improve all aspects of their health and well-being. 


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    Fitness and Welnnes Graduate Associate

    Grace Haughn
    330-941-2961
    ghaughn@student.ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Grace is a current graduate student in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program and has her Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science. She loves competing with friends and family in outdoor sports or board games and plays on an indoor soccer team in her free time.

    Her favorite part of working in Campus Recreation is helping with fun and exciting programs for the students and learning how to grow as a professional. 


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    Graduate Assistant for Club Sports and Travel

    Lindsey Linard
    lmlinard@student.ysu.edu

    Bio:

    Lindsey is a YSU Alumni earning her Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications: Sports Broadcasting in 2023. She is also a former YSU student-athlete, playing on the women’s basketball team from 2021-2024.

    She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Professional Communication while working as the Club Sports and Travel Graduate Assistant. Her favorite part of working in Campus Recreation is empowering students through sports, having fun while exercising, and creating relationships throughout the YSU community!

  • Department Contact Information 

    General Email:

    campusrec@ysu.edu

    Club Sports Email:

    clubsport@ysu.edu

    Front Desk Phone Number:

    330-941-3488

    Administrative Office Phone Number:

    330-941-2240

    Fax Number:

    330-941-2961

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