WVU Student Recreation Center

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WVU Student Recreation Center

Introduction

The WVU Student Recreation Center existence has contributed to the interest and

knowledge that students have had in a number of years due to their services. It has attracted the

attention of the learners as they find the centre strategically placed such that they can access it at

any time and they are in a position to learn at all times due to the operating hours of the library.

The centre was also free for some time before the management incorporated the idea of charging

the students at an affordable rate which is about $1.25 per hour for the parking. According to

them, they feel the charges are relevant since the knowledge that a student’s stands to gain is

incomparable and it is also a way to regulate the idlers who get in the library and have nothing

meaningful thing to execute. It also regulates the number of vehicles parked at the institution as

prior to the charges; the centre would have many vehicles with some lacking some parking

space. It is also a chance through which they can raise a few finances for the transportation

department in the recreation centre as they can help in improving the services at the centre (Omar

et al, 27). They can also do something constructive with the finances that will add value to the

services the student’s access to the library. For the purpose of the study, the researcher will focus

on the interview session between the researcher and the management of the recreation centre.

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The management is in a better position to answer all the relevant questions of interest which will

make it easier to write the report.

Preliminary Research about the institution

Interview questions

Q. What exactly is WVU Student Recreation Center?

A. the WVU Student Recreation Center is a haven for students where they can access the library

services as well as some fun activities where they can learn as well as relate with others. We are

a ground where students can meet and connect with each other which encourages them to initiate

intrapersonal relationships.

Q. How long has WVU Student Recreation Center been in existence?

A. We have operated for the past three decades. We also believe that our firm is an ongoing

entity and will continue in existence for a long time.

Q. Why should one pay a visit to WVU Student Recreation Center?

A. Every person who enters by the gates does not leave the same as they get to learn a few

lessons which may contribute to their lives both in the long run and short run. They also tend to

connect with other students which are also a learning process which we encourage them to have.

Q. What are some of the challenges you face here?

A. Some of the challenges we face include a limited space and we have plans to increase the

ground activities as well as the number of recreation activities that take place at this place so that

we can attract more people.

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Q. Please comment on the parking fees that has attracted the attention of the students?

A. The issue of parking fees did not get the reception we expected and with time, we believe that

people and the public at large will understand why we had the idea of having parking fees. The

role it plays is limiting the number of people as well as raises some funds for the entity which it

can use to improve the services they offer to the public.

Q. And do you have anything else to add?

A. The centre is open to all people from all areas in the world and one who visits country should

spare some time and visit the premises. We believe that anyone who steps in the centre does not

come out the same as they have gained a considerable amount of knowledge that contributes to

their lives both in the long run and in the short run. We also understand that there are older adults

who enrol in school to advance their education which means that they are also welcome at the

institution to learn and have their studies. They can drop in at any time as long as it is within the

operating hours. The meaning of the recreation centre gives the visitors who are mostly students

the chance to learn and wind up through the fun sessions on the ground.

Visit the organisation

At a first glance, the WVU Student Recreation Center appears like an old building like

any other in the city and could pass for a residential place. The parking lot has a few empty

places and the parking manager is on time to pick the charges as well as direct the vehicle to the

right parking slot. Vehicles parked at the entity are for those getting in the library and no outside

people have the permission to park there. A walk to the library reveals that there are many

students present and there is silence in the library such that the level of concentration that the

learners show is encouraging, one does not have to pay an entrance fee and after the mandatory

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security check, one can access the building. Once inside, one can see thousands of books with all

genres stocked in the library, for ease navigation within the centre, there is a map that guides

people on how to go about searching for books or anything of interest. There are also library

attendants in place and on the ground who go around the library at different times to ensure that

the learners and visitors maintain law and order within the premises. It is also a way to ensure

that they help anyone who may need some form of help in searching the books or gathering some

important information. The library does not stock outdated books and is keen to ensure that they

have the latest publications of a certain book which allows the learners the chance to have the

latest and most relevant information.

The area is also clean and has fresh air despite the number of people who visit the

premises as they ensure that they have the latest form of air conditioners. Suffice to say, the

recreation centre is a nice place where people can connect and have meetings within the outside

area which has a beautiful and well-maintained terrain which attracts the attention of the visitors.

A visit to the entity also reveals that one can spend the day there and step out to have lunch and

then come back as there is no limit to the amount of time that one should spend there. The high

traffic on the number of students visiting the area is also encouraging that young people have

adopted and embraced the learning culture which is healthy and good for their brains.

Re-assess of the organisation

The firm still plays a great role in the lives of learners through offering a safe and

conducive environment through which they can study and review their studies. The management

ensures that they give them a chance to experiment with the books through stocking more than

one type of book on a certain subject (Fields et al. 78). It also allows them the chance to compare

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and contrast about different ideas by different authors. It gives them the culture of reading and

with the modern day idea of technology; the centre is a haven away from the many things that

catch the attention of an individual. It is, therefore, worth saying that any change that the

management makes to the recreation centre happens with the sole reason and purpose of

improving the services that the institution offers. There are projections and ideas put across and

within the right time-frame, they will come into action which will further improve the services

offered by the entity. It also means that an increase in the parking fees is a positive step that

students and other interested stakeholders need to embrace and adhere as they are a contribution

to services they get at the centre. The management also claims that future changes will happen at

the centre after they agree on the best strategies to adopt so that the students can feel comfortable

at the centre as they learn.

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Works Cited

Fields, Sarah K., and Sarah J. Young. "Learning from the past: An analysis of case law

impacting campus recreational sport programs." Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport 20.1

(2010): 75-98.

Omar-Fauzee, Mohd Sofian, Aminuddin Yusof, and Sam Zizzi. "College students’ attitude

towards the utilization of the sport recreation center (SRC)." European Journal of Social

Sciences 7.3 (2009): 27-40.

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