SGA Clubs In April of 2001, the paintball, softball, volleyball, tennis Contact the recreationclub president to participate in any of these activities. http://students.utsi.edu/clubs.html
Extractions: The Aero Club was formed to provide students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to obtain flight instruction and ultimately a private's pilot license for at least half of what it costs elsewhere. The club currently owns a 1975 Cessna 150M, which may be rented for $30 ($40 for non-UTSI member) an hour. The club has 5 flight instructors available to provide flight instruction whenever student schedules permit. The club house is located at the Tullahoma Airport and members have unlimited access to it and to the aircraft. There is a yearly membership fee of $60 (non-UTSI member $80). For more information, contact the president or go their own home page American Club , President: No Active Members This club promotes cultural awareness among its members and the UTSI international student population at large. It encourages and contributes in the learning, understanding, and appreciation of the American culture by organizing and promoting participation in relevant extra-curricular activities. The club plans field trips which are intended to fulfill these objectives. Astronomy Club , President: Peter Williams
Homestudy Module: Module 9: Woodlot Recreation: Lesson 1 - Preview Table 1. List of outdoor recreation activities Land Based activities, Water Basedactivities, Air/ Underground. Nature Painting Archery paintball Games Wide http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/extension/woodlot/preview/mod9/Less1.html
Extractions: Natural Resources This lesson gives you an understanding of outdoor recreation and its benefits. It also explores integrating recreation with other uses or values on your woodlot. What is Outdoor Recreation? According to a 1993-94 Nova Scotia Woodlot Owner Survey conducted for the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources, 27 per cent of respondents said outdoor recreation was one of the reasons they own their woodlot. Outdoor recreation refers to leisure activities that take place in a natural setting and benefit the body, mind and/or spirit. Examples are hiking, fishing, skiing, snowmobiling and wildlife viewing. Outdoor recreation can overlap with competitive outdoor activities such as orienteering or ski races. It can also be done with other activities such as environmental education for example hiking to study an old growth forest. Outdoor recreation can also simply be enjoying the peace and quiet in a non-physical way.
Recreational Services offers several activities under our newest programming area, outdoor recreation.activities include skiing, whitewater rafting, paintball, horseback riding http://www.brockport.edu/recservices/Outdoor Recreation/MAIN.htm
Extractions: Recreational Services Home Page Club Sports Ice Arena Intramural Sports ... National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association This site maintained by Jason Zeck E-mail your questions or comments to imsports@brockport.edu Select SUNY Brockport Home Prospective Students Current Students About SUNY Brockport Admissions Academics Library College Publications Online Services Contact Us Search Home Recreational Services offers several activities under our newest programming area, outdoor recreation. Activities include skiing, whitewater rafting, paintball, horseback riding, camping, and a variety of other outdoor activities. In addition, several instructional classes such as backpacking and canoeing are offered. Outdoor Recreation Website "Sections linked to this page are maintained by independent groups and individuals, and do not in any way constitute official SUNY Brockport content. The views expressed in the personal home pages are those of the page authors, and comments on those pages should be directed to the page authors." Contact Us Home
VASC Retreat 2003 - Recreation recreational activities. Golf Cost yet to be determined. PaintballExperience the intensity of a team challenge unlike any other. http://vasc.ri.cmu.edu/retreat/facilities.html
Extractions: VASC Retreat 2003 Recreation Free time scheduled for Tuesday, August 5; 1:00-5:00 PM. Please review the activities below and sign up for the one that you would like to participate in. Please note: If the activity does not get an overwhelming response, you will be notified of the cancellation and will be asked to choose from the remaining list of activities. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Golf: Cost yet to be determined. Rappelling: This is an extreme sport which requires little to no skill or physical strength. Adventurers can experience the thrill of being on the rocks yet feel comfortable in a controlled environment. Length: 2-4 hours. Cost: dependent on group size Rock Climbing: Extreme sport that combines strength and balance to scale upward on the rock face. All levels of climbing are available and this activity is available both on site at the park and at alternative locations. Length: 3-5 hours. Cost: dependent on group size Canoeing: Enjoy a lazy float down the Potomac. Trained outfitters will lead your trip and take care of all the details for your group. Length: 1-4 hours. Cost: $65 per person Kayaking: Enjoy a relaxing kayaking tour of Lake Habeeb. Skilled instructors will teach the basics and then you can perfect your skills while taking in the scenic beauty of Rocky Gap State Park. Length: 2-4 hours. Cost: $65 per person
IllumiRate Directory Sports Recreation Paintball General 10. Explorer s Guide Publishing Links and information on outdoor recreationalactivities and the sport of paintball. 1 opinions. 11. http://www.illumirate.com/cat_items.cfm?Cat_ID=425072
Action Pursuit Games - HS - Paintball Grows To 8.7 Million! threat in America, it is imperative to encourage participation in sports/recreationalactivities. Hot Sport Activity. Participation in paintball has increased http://apg.cfw2.com/article.asp?content_id=6003
The Outdoor Directory - Adventure Activities http//www.mountainwaterexperience.co.uk. Outdoor British ColumbiaRecreational activities Our Site Is Dedicated To Providing http://www.the-outdoor-directory.co.uk/links/adventureactivities.html
Parks & Recreation In El Dorado County Lake Valley State recreational Area, Meyers, CA, (530) 5777277. ROA Paintballwww.roapaintball.com, 58 Main Street, Placerville, CA 95667, (530) 626-1011. http://www.visit-eldorado.com/parks.asp
Extractions: www.beautifulvista.com/bike_rides_index.htm The El Dorado County Parks Dept. [ www.co.el-dorado.ca.us/parks/parks.html ] provides the public with open space and recreational amenities to facilitate family interaction, accommodate community functions and provide opportunities for positive use of leisure time. The Park's Dept. has been able to develop two regional park facilities and is beginning construction on a regional trail that will ultimately connect communities along the Highway 50 corridor. Also ... visit the cities and communities in El Dorado County! = El Dorado County Chamber Member Records to of
Outdoor Recreation In El Dorado County ROA paintball www.roapaintball.com 58 Main Street, Placervile (530) 6261011 Fullservice store in Placerville where you can buy or rent paintball markers http://www.visit-eldorado.com/outdoorrecreation.html
Extractions: Full service store in Placerville where you can buy or rent paintball markers, balls and other supplies. Playing field located 10 miles north of Placerville. A safe family enviroment where you can bring the kids and grandma. Action packed team adventures include Father / Son Weekends, High School vs. High School, Youth Groups, Church Challenge, Corporate Team Building, and more! Page last updated: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 7:24 AM
Fort Gordon MWR - Outdoor Recreation Program The Outdoor Recreation Program sponsors a variety of activities and events PAINTBALLGAMES. Fort Gordon Outdoor Recreation in conjunction with Flying Colors http://www.fortgordon.com/fgsc.htm
Extractions: HUNTING Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at Leitner Lake (Dinner: 6 p.m. / Meeting: 7 p.m.) MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION The program provides the sportsperson a safe hunting, fishing, archery, and recreational shooting venue; and to promote responsible fish and game conservation among all individuals of Ft. Gordon and the Augusta community. Memberships are available to active and retired members of the Armed Forces, DOD civilians, contractor personnel with contracts that exceed 90 days. Associate Memberships are now available to civilian residents of the CSRA community not affiliated with Ft. Gordon. (Associate memberships do not entitle members to Ft. Gordon hunting and fishing privileges.) The Outdoor Recreation Program sponsors a variety of activities and events for Ft. Gordon and the Augusta community including Georgia Hunter Education Courses, outdoor education seminars, turkey shoots, youth fishing derbies, big buck contests, and 3-D archery tournaments.. Leitner Lake Lodge serves as headquarters for monthly meetings held every third Thursday night from 7-8:30 p.m., with club sponsored dinners beginning at 6 p.m.
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Warrior News: BOSS Conference Energizes Members Members said the group encourages, identifies and plans leisure and recreationalactivities, community service volunteer events, and well being issues. http://warrior.blogs.com/ruck/2003/11/boss_conference.html
Extractions: hostName = '.blogs.com'; Main CAMP RED CLOUD, South Korea â With a promise of increased community involvement, Area I officials kicked off a quarterly Better Opportunities for Single and Unaccompanied Soldier conference at Camp Red Cloud's Mitchell's Club Nov. 5. Forty-seven soldiers and civilians participated in the event. BOSS council members listened to briefings on how to build participation and teamwork. Since BOSS was established in 1991, the organization has supported quality of life for single and unaccompanied soldiers. Members said the group encourages, identifies and plans leisure and recreational activities, community service volunteer events, and well being issues. Officials from the Directorate of Community Activities explained how events are funded. BOSS activities may receive support from nonappropriated funds through Morale, Welfare and Recreation. However, guidelines for what can and cannot receive funding are complicated. Many new BOSS members were unaware of complex funding rules. One issue that came up was providing donations to orphanages. "Money gathered at BOSS events turns into 'soldier' money, and must be turned back to MWR," said Denise James, Area I director of community activities. "These funds cannot be given as donations to outside organizations."
