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Student Activities

Studying is important but an equally important part of college life takes place outside the classroom. Outside-the-classroom learning provides opportunities for leadership, organizational skill development, and more.

Social and cultural activities provide an opportunity for you to meet new friends, become acquainted with new styles of music, art, literature. Some activities are fun-oriented. Others offer exercise and relaxation. Find out how you can get involved by contacting club advisors and, on campus, watch for announcements and signs about events.

Clubs and Organizations:

And, once you’ve completed your studies, you can join the UW-Richland Alumni Association. For details contact alumni liaison John Poole.

Symons Recreation Complex

All UW-Richland students have special memberships at the Symons Recreation Complex. Show your current student ID at the door and you can swim in the heated indoor pool during all open swim times . . . use the whirl pool, sauna, and more. For a small additional fee, you can purchase a pass to use the weight training room.

Sports & Intramurals

Join or assist a team! Watch games and cheer for the Roadrunners. UW-Richland offers men’s and women’s basketball, and volleyball. A variety of intramurals are held throughout the year. For details, contact director of athletics Gail Hoffman. Outdoor facilities—basketball and tennis courts, wellness trail, arboretum and cross country ski trail—are also located on campus. See Roadrunner Sports schedules and information page for more detail.

Continuing Education

The UW-Richland Continuing Education Office offers short term, non-credit course—for example, you might learn watercolor painting, how to use a specific computer program, or hear a cultural lecture. They also offer field trips to museums and other cultural events.

Fine Arts

• UW-Richland Theatre productions are held each semester. Contact theatre director Zoie Eva Lutz for details on auditions or performance schedules.
• Join or attend performances of band, choir and ensembles. Contact music director James Aagaard.
• Art exhibits are held periodically on campus. Contact the art faculty member or director of the library James A. Gollata for details.
• Concert series: All UW-Richland students have a membership in the community Concert Association series. For program details and dates of concerts, contact student activities coordinator Lisa Behling.

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