Recreational Sports Journal Volume 16, Issue 2 (February 1992)
- Articles
- The Politics of Sport Clubs: Positioning Your Program in an Era of Dwindling Resources
Brian Montgomery, Richard Carr
pages 3–7
- Fund Raising for Leisure Services
James D Karabetsos, Harvey R. White
pages 8–13
- A Journal Feature: Student Development
Darcy C. Bingham
- What Does Student Development Mean to the NIRSA?
Janet Gong, Jeffery Vessely
- NIRSA Certification
Cheryl D. McGinnis
pages 16–17
- Taking the First Step: The Undergraduate Experience
Pamela M. Su, Joell L. Fitch
pages 18–21
- Student Professional Development: A Process Not a Product
Tom R. Jones, Kelley Karol
pages 22–25
- Management and Supervision of Student Sports Officials from a Feminist Perspective
Dene Eller, Cin Chubb
pages 26–31
- Developing an Operational Policy Manual for University Aquatic Programs
W. Dennis Berry
pages 32–33
- A Viable Alternative: A 4 on 4 Passing Tournament
Scott Reetz
pages 34–35
- Employee Assistance Programs
Mary Ferguson
pages 36–38
- Customer Service: It’s Mandatory
Gary Leonard
pages 39–40
- A Round Robin Pyramid
John Byl
pages 41–43
- Three Point Plan for Reducing Forfeits in Intramural Sports
David Gaskins
pages 44–49
- Applying Motivational Theories to Intramural Participation
Sandra Smith, Michelle Carron
pages 50–54
- Intensity Versus Impact: The Aerobic Dance Issue
Holly Straub
pages 55–56
- Editor's Corner
- From the Editor
Gary L. Miller
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