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Animals are not allowed in the Student Recreation Center with the exception of service or emotional support animals. Please refer to the following °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊÀúÊ·¼Ç¼ policies:

• °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊÀúÊ·¼Ç¼'s Service Animal Policy
• °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊÀúÊ·¼Ç¼'s Emotional Support Animal Guidelines

Card playing is allowed only in the Oasis area unless scheduled elsewhere. Gambling is prohibited.

Any person damaging fixtures, equipment, or any other property of the Student Recreation Center shall be charged the cost of repair and replacement with the approval of the Director of Campus Recreation.

Disruptive behavior in Campus Recreation facilities or during Campus Recreation activities: Anyone who is disruptive while using Campus Recreation facilities or during activities sponsored by Campus Recreation will be asked to leave. Violators may lose their usage privileges. An incident report will be filed and suspensions will be given at the discretion of the Director.

• Medical emergencies or first aid requests should be directed to the supervisor on duty. This contact can be made through the Equipment Room, Front Desk, or Aquatics Center.
• Please notify the Campus Recreation staff if you have a condition that may require assistance.

• Emergency exits are located throughout the building.
• Please use them only in case of an emergency.
• Should a tornado siren sound indicating a tornado warning, everyone in the Rec Center will be required to move immediately to the locker rooms located between the mezzanine and arena levels.

The Keeney Room, Colgate Room, and the Oasis are the only areas of the Rec Center where food and beverages are permitted unless otherwise approved by the Director of Campus Recreation. Only sealed beverage containers are allowed past the Front Desk. NO open cups or cans are allowed.

• Apparel, equipment etc., left in daily lockers will be removed, bagged, and dated at the end of the day. Locker number will also be recorded. Such items will be kept 30 days before they are donated to a local charity.
• Lost and found wearing apparel and sporting equipment will be kept at the equipment desk for 30 days.
• Lost and found keys, wallets, radios, and valuable jewelry. Items will be kept at the Front Desk in the safe. OPS will be notified when University keys are found.
• IDs which are found in/or at any Campus Recreation facility will be kept at the Front Desk of the Student Recreation Center for one day. After one day, they will be sent to University Housing and Dining. A record of IDs which are found and sent to UHDS will be kept at the Front Desk.

Panhandling and/or begging is prohibited in the Student Recreation Center. Persons panhandling or begging should be advised that this is contrary to University policy. Persons who continue to panhandle or beg after being advised of this policy shall be reported to the Office of Public Safety.

• For your safety, and the preservation of our floors, you are required to wear only clean and dry aerobic, cross training, or court shoes in the Rec Center.
• Employees may ask anyone wearing inappropriate shoes to discontinue participation.

Student groups on campus may not use the mezzanine level of the Student Recreation Center for solicitation; that is the function of the Union Concourse.

Towels will be available to wipe down equipment in various locations in the building. The Center will provide a wipe or shower towel for check-out at the equipment room with a valid student ID.