This presentation was used to introduce the program to board members.

1. A Sports and Leadership Program
Kristen Gleason, M.A, M.Ed.
Program Director, Club Sports

2. Welcome to Club Sports at the
Erb Memorial Union!
The mission of the Erb Memorial
Union is to provide an
open, inclusive, and resource-rich
community where students and staff
collaborate to inspire and sustain
extraordinary programs and services
that promote diversity, social
interaction, and growth.

3. Club Sports Overview
Student-initiated, and student-run organizations
at the University of Oregon, providing
opportunities for students to participate as
collegiate athletes, while gaining leadership
skills to enhance their educational package.

4. Learning lifelong healthy habits and
teamwork through sports.
Provides an outlet for students which
helps to attract and retain students at
University of Oregon
Learning hard and soft skills
through an intentional leadership
development experience

5. Director,
Club Sports Executive
Committee,
Club Sports
Club Sports
Assistant
Director,
The Club Sports Council
5 students
Club Presidents + extended
leadership teams
VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
POSITIONS
Club Sports
Office
Manager,
Club Sports
60+
VOLUNTEER, LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
Athletic Trainers
(2)
Dept. Human
Physiology
Student Staff
Club Sports Coaches
Program Assistants
Peer/Community
Coaches and Instructors
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
1000+ club members
45+ organizations

6. Members
Membership is exclusive to current, full/part
time, incidental fee paying students of the
University of Oregon. Faculty and staff members
may be associate members.
There is no minimum G.P.A.
All members must register on Org Sync.

7. Clubhouse Services
Leadership training
1. Training events
2. Advising-club
development, event
consultation
Policy Development &
Club account services
Event facilitation1. Facility
2. Travel
Risk Management
oversight
Club Sports Executive
Committee
Programs
Council Community Events
Policy Development
Supplemental funds distribution
Peer Mentoring
Annual Awards & Recognition
Program
Outreach & Recruiting Events
IntroDucktion, Intermingle, Club Sports Open House

8. 48active clubs
1100 students
312 events (75% away)
280,000 miles driven in motor pool
vehicles
68 destinations nationwide

9. Who
What
Where
Golf
Competitors
NIRSA Nationals-Las Vegas
Men’s Soccer
competitors
NIRSA Regionals
Women’s Soccer
competitors
NIRSA Nationals-Tennessee
Running
National Champions
NIRCA Nationals--Pennsylvania
Dance
competitors
USA Nationals-California
NDA Nationals-Florida
Hockey
2nd Place
Pac 8 Regionals--California
Women’s Volleyball
competitors
NCVL Nationals--Texas
Men’s Volleyball
competitors
NCVL Nationals-Texas
Cycling
competitors
USA Cycling-Utah
Men’s Ultimate
2nd Place
USA Ultimate Nationals-Wisconsin
Women’s Ultimate
National Champions
USA Ultimate Nationals-Wisconsin
Men’s Lacrosse
competitors
MCLA Championships-South Carolina
Women’s Lacrosse
competitors
US Lacrosse Nationals-Colorado
Disc Golf
competitors
NCDG Championships-Georgia
Rowing
competitors
ACRA Nationals-Georgia
Swim
competitors
USMS-Washington
Water Polo
competitors
Corvallis, OR

10. RISK MANAGEMENT
Emergency Action Plan
Medical Clearance Protocol
Athletic Training Program
Education
Insurance
Waivers

11. STUDENT ENTHUSIAM
Both on and off the “field”

12. 1. Club Sports Executive
Committee Partnerships
2. Org Sync Rollout-Phase 1
3. Restructured club leadership
training to more accurately
address the needs of current
club officers

13. 4. Incorporation of Social Media
3. Capacity Building

14. Support EMU/SRC Renovation Efforts
Supporting broader Org Sync adoption
Creating the skills and infrastructure to support assessment