EducationPsychology

Danell J. Haines

2001.5.1Recreational Sports Journal

DOI: 10.1123/nirsa.25.1.25

tlooto Summary

This 2001 study examines the benefits of university recreation for undergraduate students, highlighting its importance for budgeting and facility planning.

Abstract

Research that determines the benefits that undergraduate students gain from participation in university recreation and its importance is needed to defend the existence of university recreation and to align oneself for further growth. Current data is one of the most important documented criteria needed to substantiate an increased operating budget, to justify adding personnel, and to validate the need for additional or new facilities. The goal of this research article is to respond to the need for current data that supports the premise that university recreation positively influences the undergraduate college experience.

Citation format

HAINES, Danell J. Undergraduate student benefits from university recreation. Recreational Sports Journal, 2001, 25: 25–33.