Go to campusrec.rowan.edu and Log In/Sign Up.

Step 1: Log in on the upper right hand corner. You can log in with your Rowan network credentials. If you a rec center member, log in with your campus rec username adn password.

Step 2: After you sign into the Member Portal, you will be re-directed to the Home Page.

Step 3: Click the Programs button.

Step 4: To add a program to the shopping cart:  

• Select the proper semester
• Select Swim Lessons
• Click Add to Cart

1. Registration and Enrollment

• Eligibility:
  • Winter Session swim lessons are available for all full-time registered undergraduate students, graduate students, Rowan faculty, staff, and Rec Center Members.
  • Participants must have an active Rec Center Membership to participate.

• Enrollment: 
  • Registration is required before the first lesson. Spaces are limited and are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• Waitlist:
  • If a class is full, you will have the option to be placed on a waitlist through the registration portal. If you do not see the waitlist as an option, it means the waitlist has been filled. 

• Levels: The private swim lesson session follows a 3-level format. Levels will be assigned by the instructor after the first lesson to ensure each student's goals and levels align.

• Duration: Lessons are scheduled for five consecutive weeks at 30 minutes per lesson 

• Attendance: Regular attendance is crucial for progress. Please arrive 10 minutes early to ensure the class starts on time.

• Tuition: Fees are due at the time of registration via the Fusion Member Portal.

• Refunds: No refunds or make-ups will be given for missed classes unless otherwise communicated by the Rec Center.

• Cancellations

1. 1. • • To receive a full refund, you must make any changes and/or cancellations to your registration before the last day. Cancellations made after registration closes will result in a forfeiture of payment. 

• Health Requirements: Participants should be in good health and free from contagious illness. Please notify us of any medical conditions or allergies.

• Attire: Proper swimwear is required. Swim caps and goggles are highly recommended but not required.

• Supervision: While instructors provide guidance, participants are responsible for their own safety and well-being during lessons. 

• Conduct: Positive behavior is expected. Disruptive behavior may result in removal from the class.

• Discipline: Persistent behavior issues will be addressed through a meeting with the participant to determine appropriate steps

• Make-Up Lessons

1. 1. • • Missed swim lessons cannot be transferred to another session, rescheduled, or refunded. 
        • Make-up lessons will be held only if a lesson is canceled due to inclement weather, pool closing, or other unforeseen circumstances. 
          • In the case that your session does not offer a make-up lesson due to other University events or programming and a date is canceled for any of the reasons above, you will be contacted by the Rec Center with further information on any make-ups, refunds, etc.

• Weather: In the event of severe weather, lessons may be canceled. Updates will be provided via email. 

• Facility Closures: Lessons will not be held on holidays or during the facility maintenance period.

• Consent: Photos and videos may be taken during lessons for promotional purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed, please contact Taylor Mullens, Assistant Director of Aquatics and Risk Management (mullenst@rowan.edu).

• Contact Information

1. 1. • • Taylor Mullens, Assistant Director of Aquatics and Risk Management (mullenst@rowan.edu)
        • Emma Cusmano, Graduate Coordinator for Aquatics and Risk Management (cusman59@rowan.edu)

• Updates: Important information and updates regarding classes will be communicated via email.

• Fall Session I: 
  • $25 - full-time students
• Fall Session II
  • $25 - full-time students
  • $80 - faculty, staff, rec center members 

• Skills Practiced and Learned: 
  • Safely enter and exit the water
  • Jumping and falling into the water and regaining footing
  • Front and back float
  • Flipping from front to back float
  • Front and back glide
  • Swim front crawl (free style) 10 feet
  • Swim elementary backstroke 10 feet
  • Introduction to treading water

Class Description: this level is for adults who are confident and comfortable in the water and are looking to acquire the basic stroke techniques. This course focuses on mastering fundamental freestyle, elementary backstroke and introduces backstroke while enhancing your confidence in floating and treading water.

• Skills Practiced and Learned:
  • Proper kick technique 
  • Body positioning in the water
  • The ability to swim freestyle 25 yards
  • The ability to swim elementary backstroke 25 yards
  • Introduction to backstroke
  • Tread water for 10 seconds

• Skills Practiced and Learned:
  • The ability to swim backstroke 25 yards
  • The ability to swim freestyle with side breathing for 15 yards
  • Introduction to breaststroke
  • Tread water for 30 seconds