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Matt Sinclair
Director for Recreational
Sports & Athletic Facilities
(812) 877-8031
Brian Shearer
Associate Director for
Recreational Sports & Athletic
Facilities/Head Softball Coach
(812) 872-6086
Ryan A. Brimberry
Assistant Director for Recreational Sports & Athletic Facilities
(812) 877-8621
Dan
O'Leary
Coordinator for Intramurals and Club Sports/ Special Events
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Rose-Hulman Club Sports
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Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/BallroomDancing/
Contact: Clynton Christie (clyntonchristie@hotmail.com)
The Ballroom Dance Club provides a fun, social atmosphere for its
members to learn the various styles of Ballroom and Latin dancing from our
professional instructor. Joining our competition team allows members to
travel across the country and complete at their own level in several
organized dance competitions held at various universities throughout the
year.
Contact: Catherine Owen (owencm@rose-hulman.edu)
Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/bowlingclub/
Team - We practice every Tuesday and Thursday nights and we travel to
about 4 tournaments a year.
Club - All Rose students came come, it's free and a lot of fun. Thursday
nights...
Contact: Kevin Erick (erickkl@rose-hulman.edu)
The Chess and Go club provides a weekly meeting place for those
interested in traditional board games such as Chess, Go, and Shogi. The
majority of each meeting will act as a free-play session, but individual and
group lessons are always possible if requested. Casual players are
encouraged to come and learn, and experienced players are welcomed to test
their prowess against other members. Knowing how to play a game is not a
requirement, only interest in it is.
List of Board Games:
Chess (Casual, Semi-Competitive)
Go (Casual)
Shogi (Casual)
Each game listed can be taught by any club officer. Additional games such as
Othello and Draughts can be added by request.
Contact: Emily Eckstein (ecksteel@rose-hulman.edu)
The Dance Club is dedicated to getting students involved with various forms of dance.
Throughout the school year they host different lessons and classes in varied dance styles, from Jazz, to Hip Hop, to Zumba - you name it, they can find a way to dance it!
All skill levels are welcome. The club meets every Sunday at 3pm in the SRC Multipurpose room.
Some of the members of the dance club are looking to perform fun routines at home basketball games for the 2011-2012 academic year.
Our faculty advisor is Bunny Nash. Contant Emily Eckstein (ecksteel@rose-hulman.edu) & Kendra Moore (moorekr@rose-hulman.edu) for more information.
Contact: Mike Yuhas (yuhasmj@rose-hulman.edu)
Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/Users/groups/FencingClub/
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Contact: Wesley Lyon (lyonw@rose-hulman.edu)
Have you ever wanted to defend yourself and your family? Do you desire
to be fit and learn practical fighting techniques? Do you wish you had
more confidence in your overall abilities? The Martial Arts Club is here
for you. It is where heroes are created. People of all skill level are
welcome. We currently offer Karate Do Instructions from Dr. Bohner on
Tuesdays and Thursdays and Arnis Filipino stick fighting instruction
from Dr. Leader on Wednesdays. The other days of the week are open to
instruction from experienced students that have a passion for teaching.
Questions? Email Wes Lyon at lyonw@rose-hulman.edu.
Contact: Dave Mills (millsad@rose-hulman.edu)
Lacrosse is the most rapidly growing sport in the United States and is
the most exciting, fast-pace, and fun sport you will ever play. The Rose-Hulman
Men's Lacrosse Club encourages players with previous experience as well as
new members that are interested in the sport. We play teams from other
schools around the area and have our main season in the spring, but also
have an off-season in the fall. Please contact Dave Mills at
millsad@rose-hulman.edu for more information.
Contact: Grant Warmoth (warmotgr@rose-hulman.edu)
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Contact: Jordan Maurer (maurerjl@rose-hulman.edu)
Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/Users/groups/ScubaClub/Public/HTML/
The Rose-Hulman SCUBA Club (RHSC) was established first in 1991, and
then reactivated in 2001 in order to provide the Rose-Hulman community
the opportunity to achieve their SCUBA Diving dreams. The RHSC is
designed to provide faculty, staff and students the chance to safely
learn about the many aspects of SCUBA through the active use of modern
SCUBA techniques and equipment. In addition, members go on dive trips,
visit aquariums, and gain knowledge about underwater engineering and
protecting the underwater environment. The club participates in numerous
fundraisers through the support of local businesses by bringing together
divers for fun and good causes.
Scuba Club is devoted to the sport of Scuba Diving, and offering
those who normally would not have the means or finances a chance to
experience the wonderful sport and obtain their certification. We offer
Open Water, Advanced Open Water, and a variety of specialty classes
dependent on student interest. In the past we have offered Wreck
Specialty, Rescue Diver, and various others. Any student with an
interest is invited to join. The costs of certification are
significantly (about $200-$300) lower through our club than if one were
to pursue certification on their own.
Contact: Brandon Abad (abadbg@rose-hulman.edu)
Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/sdc
We want to expose as many people as we can to the joys of Swing
Dancing. We accomplish this through offering lessons for all levels of
dancers weekly on campus as well as encouraging and facilitating trips
to events held off of campus. We will never turn down anyone who wants
to get better and will do our best to help them to there goal. So bring
your friends no experience necessary we can equip you with the knowledge
necessary to get started and much more.
Contact: Mike McDonald (mcdonamp@rose-hulman.edu)
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Contact: Andrew May (mayac@rose-hulman.edu)
Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/ufc/
The Rose-Hulman Ultimate Club plays teams both from other schools and
local teams in the sport of Ultimate. Ultimate is a disc sport which has
been played in the Midwest for about 15 years. Team members come from a
variety of athletic backgrounds. Some of their most active players were not
active in sports at all until they started playing Ultimate at Rose-Hulman.
Everyone on the team is very willing to teach people how to play; and even
if you have never thrown a Frisbee, you are welcome. Ultimate at Rose-Hulman
takes a bit of time and effort, but it is well worth it.
Contact: Mike Petro (petromj@rose-hulman.edu)
Rose's Volleyball Club consists of two levels of participation: a
higher level competition squad and a skill building team open to any and
all players. The competition squad practices 2-3 times per week and
looks to participate in 3-4 tournaments in the spring each year, as well
as possibly hosting a home tournament. The skill building team meets
once a week during fall and spring quarters and is intended to help
individuals build skills as well as have some fun playing volleyball.
The club is coed, however, the competition squad mainly competes against
other men's club level teams. If you're a Rose student looking to play
some volleyball, feel free to send an email to the club contact to be
added to the mailing list about practice schedules. If you're a
representative from another school looking to schedule a match, please
email the club contact as we'd welcome the opportunity to expand the
number of teams we compete against.
Contact: Jessica Lundin (lundinjl@rose-hulman.edu)
Basically, we play Water Polo. We scrimmage, as well as work on the
fundamentals of the game. We have all skill levels, extremely
experienced players, as well as people who have never played before
coming to Rose.
Contact: Jacqueline Simon (simonjc@rose-hulman.edu)
Website: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/womenslacrosse/
Women's lacrosse is known as the fastest sport on two feet, and the
Women's Lacrosse Club at Rose-Hulman is a fun, friendly environment where we
accept both experienced and new players and we are happy to help teach
anyone willing to learn! All our gear is provided through the school, we
have relaxed practices weekly and scrimmages with nearby schools in the
spring too! Contact one of our officers for more information.
Contact: Maura Lakowski (lakowsma@rose-hulman.edu)
We do yoga. That is pretty much it. We have a professional instructor
who leads our meetings/classes, which are taught on a beginner level with
optional modifications to certain poses to increase the difficulty level.
Yoga is not about competition with others, it is about the individual with
the purpose of increasing strength and flexibility while also having the
therapeutic benefits of relaxation and stress relief.
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