collaboration opportunities ams + athletics & recreation

Collaboration Opportunities

•AMS + Athletics & Recreation

Agenda

1.Athletics & Recreation- Introduction

2.Recreation- Background & Numbers

3.Competitive Sport Model

4.Sport Targeting Review Update

COLLABORATION WITH AMS & ATHLETICS & RECREATION

Who

1.Ashley Howard – Managing Director, Athletics

2.Mike Tan - Associate Director, Intramurals and Recreation

COLLABORATION WITH AMS & ATHLETICS & RECREATION

Purpose

•Share information

•Identify areas of collaboration to

• Improve student services

• Avoid duplication of resources

• Innovate

• International reputation

• Core strategic pillars• Student learning• Research excellence • Community engagement

Reaching Potential

Healthiest Campus on earth

Engagement

Connection

A&R Vision

Work in progress!

Help us!?

Year 1 Priorities

Athletics & Recreation

Vision & Strategy

Sport Targeting

ReviewSports in each

strand

RecreationQuality

Participation & Growth

Competitive Sport Model

Services & Investment in each

strand

FOUR PRIORITIES

Athletics & Recreation

Vision & Strategy

Sport Targeting

ReviewSports in each

strand

RecreationQuality

Participation & Growth

Competitive Sport Model

Services & Investment in each

strand

FIVE PRIORITIES

Recreation

Recreation is…

•Intramurals and Special Events, Instructional, Fitness, Aquatics, Ice Sports, Outdoor Programs, Drop-in Programming, Tennis

Recreation – Current Access and Offerings

•Free: swimming, public skating, drop-in sports rexercise events, shopping week classes

•Reduced Student Rates: all recreational programming, Birdcoop memberships ($25/term)

•Distinctly UBC Programming: Longboat and Storm the Wall

Recreation 2012.13 Student Participation Data

• 43.2% of students participated

• Varied across faculties (36% of Grad < 43.5% of Arts < 73% of Kin)

• 37% of commuters and 72% of on-campus residence students

Recreation – What’s new for 2013.14

•Free student swim lessons

•Recreation.ubc.ca

•Ponderosa Commons studio space

•New intramural participation options

Competitive Sports Model

Competitive Sports Model =

YEAR TWO

Pathway

YEAR TWO

COMPETITIVE SPORTS MODEL

Competitive Sport ClubsCompetitive Sport Clubs

VarsityVarsity

National InternationalProfessional


Evolution


ClubsClubs


VarsityVarsity

Community Clubs

Community Clubs




ClubsClubs


VarsityVarsity

Community Clubs

Community Clubs

IntramuralsIntramurals




ClubsClubs


VarsityVarsity

ParticipationParticipationCommunity

ClubsCommunity

Clubs

IntramuralsIntramurals




VarsityVarsity



Evolution

PerformancePerformance

VarsityVarsityNational

InternationalProfessional

NationalInternationalProfessional




IndividualAthlete

IndividualAthlete




IndividualAthlete

IndividualAthlete

Tailored support for CoachesTailored support for Coaches




IndividualAthlete

IndividualAthlete

Tailored support for teams





IndividualAthlete

IndividualAthlete


Tailored support for individual athletes






IndividualAthlete

IndividualAthlete





Integrated Support Team(CSI)

4. Sport Targeting Review

Purpose

Two-fold

To elevate the quality of support for a fewer number of performance sports, engaging in purposeful sporting partnerships, and creating an enhanced environment of excellence for UBC’s coaches, student-athletes and Athletics Department employees.

To boost the opportunities, leadership, education and support for a broader number of sports at the competitive club, community club and intra-mural levels, reaching out to more UBC students and increasing physical activity and social connections through regular, sporting participation and competition.

Canadian leaders in university sport

We want to stay that way!

Big gap in the pathway

Between performance & club

Sports Model Project Team

•Ashley

•Mike (recreation)

•Theresa (performance)

•Marilyn (clubs)

•James (CSI)

•And…

Welcome Derek!

Sport Targeting Review

4 Phase Process

PHASE 2Data Formats & Data Collection

PHASE 1Project Plan, Criteria & Weighting

Consult-Revise-FinaliseSign-Off & Communicate


PHASE 3 – Stage 2Re-engage & Review 5 Year Performance Plans; Make Stage 2 Recommendations


PHASE 4Conclusion of Targeting Process; RunAppeals Process


PHASE 3 – Stage 1Review Light-Touch Team Submissions; Make Stage 1 Recommendations

Timing

Communication strategy

•For athletes

•For coaches

•For alumni

•For department

Phase 1

Draft Criteria

1. Strategic Fit2. Strength & Sustainability of Performance Coaching 3. Competitive Success4. Academic Success5. Competition Structure 6. Quality Facilities 7. Overall Balance of Revenue and Expenditure8. Community Support Factors 9. Campus & Community Partnerships 10.Sports Progression and Pathways11.Partnerships with External High Performance Sports

Organisations 12.Others?

Input welcome…

Ideas for areas of collaboration to

• Improve student services

• Avoid duplication of resources

• Innovate

Thank you!

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