Campus Rec is Back!
Fall term reopening update: All students, faculty, and staff activating or purchasing a membership to the Student Recreation Center will need to provide proof of clearance for on-campus activities. Please be ready to show clearance through your SOU Account (Banner), the Navigate app, or your SOU ID card.
Community members visiting the SRC to rent Outdoor Program gear will need to provide proof of vaccination to enter the SRC.
Face masks will be required in the Student Recreation Center for all members and staff, regardless of vaccination status.
Social distancing is no longer required for members and staff. Additionally, space capacities have gone back to pre-COVID levels, and full-contact sports and activities are allowed. Members will not have to present their Daily Self Health Check at the front desk before entering.
At this time, we are still not selling community memberships, dependent or spouse memberships, or guest passes. While we are working hard to get all our spaces and equipment back open, some areas may not be fully open yet.
Our goal at the SRC through this pandemic has always been to mitigate risk. We appreciate our members’ help in limiting the spread of COVID in our facility.
Continuing Safety Measures
While many restrictions have been lifted, we still encourage members to wear masks and social distance if that feels the most comfortable to you. Please continue to sanitize hands frequently and wipe down equipment after each use. We are also continuing many of our COVID safety protocols.
- Operations hours have been reduced so more staff can be on shift to increase our cleaning protocols, and so deeper cleaning is done after hours.
- We have increased the cleaning frequency for high touch points and high traffic areas.
- We have added extra cleaning and hand sanitizer stations.
- Touchless entry/access is in place – we have temporarily disabled the hand scanners, and ask for verbal identification at entry and exit. Plexiglass barriers have been installed in customer service areas to protect patrons and staff.
- Doors have been propped open to increase airflow, and promote touchless entry.