Related Area(s)

• Aquatics

Requirements

• Must complete the UNI Fitness Instructor Training program.
• Current certifications in Lifeguard Training and CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
• Commitment of at least 3 semesters of employment following completion of training.

Provide a safe environment where patrons can recreate and enjoy leisure activities. Ensure proper use of the facilities and respond appropriately to emergency situations.

Related Area(s)

• Aquatics

Requirements

• Lifeguard Training, First Aid and CPR certifications required.
• Water Safety Instruction (WSI) Certifications preferred.

Teach American Red Cross Level 1-6 standard swim lessons. Instructor must possess the ability to work with a diverse group of participants and create a non-threatening environment that fosters learning.

Related Area(s)

• Aquatics
• AMRC Certicication Classe

Requirements

• Certifications
  • Lifeguard
  • First Aid
  • CPR for the Professional Rescuer
  • Water Safety Instruction (WSI) .
• Two years previous experience preferred.
• Employment commitment of at least 3 semesters

Lead participants through the American Red Cross CPR and First Aid program. Instructor will teach participants the knowledge and skills necessary to safely react in an emergency situation.

Related Area(s)

• AMRC Certicication Classes

Requirements

• Certifications
  • American Red Cross Community CPR Instructor
  • CPR Instructor
  • American Red Cross Standard First Aid Instructor
• An employment commitment of at least 2 semesters.

Lead participants through the American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, Community Water Safety, and/or CPR for the Professional Rescuer training program.

Instructor will teach prospective lifeguards the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies.

Related Area(s)

• Aquatics
• AMRC Certicication Classes

Requirements

• Certifications
  • American Red Cross Lifeguard Instructor
  • First Aid Instructor
  • CPR for the Professional Rescuer Instructor
• Minimum of one summer previous experience as a lifeguard.
• Commitment of at least 2 Spring semesters.

Land Aerobics, Strength Conditioning, Circuit Weight, Kickboxing Instruction, Indoor Cycling, Mind-Body Spirit, Pilates
Prepare and lead participants through safe and effective exercise sessions.

Related Area(s)

• Fitness & Leisure Classes

Requirements

• Successful completion of the UNI Fitness Instructor training program.
• Current CPR certification.
• Commitment of at least 3 semesters following completion of training

(golf, tennis, ballroom dance, yoga, tap dance, running / jogging, biking)

Plans, organizes and conducts recreational activities for a safe, effective teaching environment. Instructor will create a non-threatening environment that fosters learning.

Related Area(s)

• Fitness & Leisure Classes

Requirements

• The ability to adapt teaching approaches to the experience and ability level of participants. Competent skill level for designated activity.
• Previous teaching experience.
• Ability to work with a diverse group of participants.

Check and scan ID's for patrons wanting to enter the facility. Monitor informal recreation and fitness activities held within the weight room and fitness areas. Educate patrons regarding policies, procedures and proper equipment use. Provide general care and maintenance of weight room and fitness areas.

Related Area(s)

• Personal Training

Requirements

• Current certifications in CPR and First Aid.
• Previous coursework in Anatomy and Physiology preferred.
• General knowledge of weight training equipment required.
• Must complete all in-house staff training.
• Employment commitment of at least 2 semesters.

Officiate seasonal intramural team sports. Opportunities include: softball, flag football, volleyball (6 on 6, 4 on 4), and basketball. Additional opportunities with individual, dual and one-day tournaments are available. Interest in/knowledge of game rules.

Related Area(s)

• Intramural Sports

Must be able to work with minimal supervision and respond assertively when required. Training clinics provided.

Supervise team sport contests, individual/dual sports, weekend and one-day tournaments and meets. Assist with officials' clinics, distribution and return of contest equipment. Keep status information on officials, supply score sheets and monitor their completion. Help determine league qualifiers for post- season tournament, attend post-season report session, distribute promotional material and attend managers'/officials' meeting.

Related Area(s)

• Intramural Sports

Requirements

• Minimum of one year experience officiating intramural sports (two years experience preferred).
• Knowledge of all team sport mechanics/rules.
• Capable of directing own work.
• Possess a pleasant, enthusiastic, professional personality.
• Have current Community CPR and First Aid certifications.

Works with UNI Outdoor Coordinator and/or Program Assistant in managing all areas of the UNI Climbing Wall. The climbing wall supervisor is responsible for equipment, inventory, and all paperwork related to the climbing wall.

Must be safety conscious, dependable, and possess good customer service skills.

Must be willing to follow and enforce all climbing wall policies and procedures.

Related Area(s)

• Outdoor Recreation

Requirements

• Must have current UNI belay certification and be willing to work weekends, after hours, and holidays.

Works with UNI Outdoors Coordinator and/or Program Assistant in managing all areas of the UNI Outdoors office and equipment room. Assists patrons in reserving/renting outdoor equipment and registers patrons for trips and clinics.

The Equipment Room Supervisor is also responsible for inspecting outdoor rental equipment, caring for and performing minor repairs, and providing general outdoor recreation information. Must possess good customer service skills.

Related Area(s)

• Outdoor Recreation

Works with UNI Outdoors Coordinator in managing all areas of the entire UNI Outdoors Program. Must be dependable, responsible, and possess a solid knowledge of each area of the UNI Outdoors Program. The UNI Outdoors Program Assistant is to perform all duties in the absence of the UNI Outdoors Coordinator.

Related Area(s)

• Outdoor Recreation

Must have a flexible schedule and good people skills.

Works with UNI Outdoors Coordinator and/or Program Assistant in managing all areas of the UNI trips/clinics program.

Related Area(s)

• Outdoor Recreation

Must have CPR and First Aid Certification and be able to pass the requirements needed to drive the university van.

Must be responsible, demonstrate good judgment, safety conscious, and be willing to develop outdoor recreation skills (hard/soft).

Must be able to prepare trip information packets, conduct pre-trip meetings and workshops, and promote all aspects of UNI Outdoors. Trip coordinator must possess good intra-personal skills, and be able to work with all demographics of people.

Must be willing to obtain a Wilderness First Responder Certification.

Assist participants in planning, developing and implementing an independent exercise program. Help clients set realistic goals and educate them regarding a safe and effective fitness routine.

Personal Trainer will work one-on-one with a participant or in small groups.

Related Area(s)

• Personal Training

Requirements

• Certifications
  • First Aid
  • CPR
• Completion of the UNI Wellness and Recreational Services Personal Training Instructor Training program.
• Previous coursework in Anatomy, Exercise Physiology and Fitness Assessment preferred.
• Employment commitment of at least 2 semesters following completion of training.

Duties may include any or all of the following: Maintain, edit, and develop new components of the WRS web page, design and develop various promotional and educational materials such as table tents, newsletters, and flyers. Assist with daily management of department computer software such as gate entry, scheduling, and point-of-sale programs.

Position requires intermediate to advanced computer skills related to the described job responsibilities.

Duties include word processing, filing and data processing. Function as a receptionist and assist coordinators with office projects as needed.

Must be courteous, have excellent phone skills, basic computer skills, and the ability to organize a number of tasks.

Assist with development of health-related programming for the student body. Communicate health education information through oral presentations and the development of fliers and bulletin boards. Assist students in locating health education/wellness materials in the WRC.

Requires excellent written, oral and interpersonal communication skills, advanced organizational skills and the ability to empathize with others. Must maintain confidentiality and be able to complete self-directed tasks with minimal supervision.

Check and scan ID's for patrons wanting to enter the facility. Provide accurate information to customers and visitors, manage traffic through control points, provide supplies/equipment check-out, sales and rental.

Requirements

• Assertive communication and basic computer skills.
• Recall and provide program/building information.
• Have the ability to organize and manage a number of tasks.

Assigned to oversee overall operation and management of the WRC in the absence of professional staff. Duties include evening and weekend work. Ensure student staff are present at assigned activity areas (gyms, pools, fitness areas, climbing wall, etc...) and control points. Trouble shoot problems, respond to personal or facility emergencies, provide facility information, and act as facility manager for special event activities as scheduled.

Requirements

• 2 years experience in a Campus Recreation/Wellness Promotion leadership role.
• Junior, Senior or graduate student standing.