STUDENT LIFE


Sports Clubs: The Sports Club program pro-
vides structured, competitive athletic opportu-
nities among institutions in non-varsity sports.
The program offers instruction, recreation, and
competition in approximately 35 different clubs.
Individual sports clubs that represent the
University of Florida are assisted by the Sports
Club coordinator to organize, utilize facilities,
check out equipment, and allocate general
resources for participation.
Lake Wauburg: The Lake Wauburg recreational
activities are located eight miles south of the
university on U.S. 441, and are available for use
by students, faculty, staff and their guests. The
specific activities and facilities available at Lake
Wauburg North include sailing, boardsailing,
canoeing, crewing, fishing boats, sunbathing,
picnic facilities such as tables and grills, and
sporting equipment and swimming.
 The south end of the lake, located one mile
farther south on U.S. 441, offers 60 acres of land
in its natural state. For your relaxation, there are
sunbathing decks overlooking the lake and a
playing field which can accommodate most
field sports. A frisbee golf course encompasses
the park for your playing pleasure.
 In addition, three areas are available for
reservation to university groups. The lodge and
pavilions can house approximately 100 persons
each, and each of these areas is provided with
barbecue grills and tables to accommodate park
guests. Call (352) 466-4112 for reservations.
 All activities are free and open year-round
from noon to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday
and 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and
Sunday. Both facilities are closed on Mondays.
Southwest Recreation Park:The newest addi-
tion to the growing recreational facility complex


on the campus is located in the southwest part
of the university at the corner of Hull Road and
Bledsoe Drive. The new 26-acre park offers
much-needed program facilities.
 The Southwest Recreation Center contains
sports areas for basketball, volleyball, bad-
minton, aerobics, club activities, a large strength
and conditioning room, as well as six racquet-
ball courts. Shower facilities and lockers also are
provided. There is an equipment room and
appropriate office space.
 The outdoor areas consist of a new quad-
softball complex, three basketball courts, ten
tennis courts and a small utility field. All out-
door facilities are lighted for evening use.
 The new facility is scheduled to be available
for use in Fall 1994. Students, faculty and staff
should be reminded to bring their Gator 1 card
when using the park. Memberships for use of
the Southwest Recreation Center are available to
faculty and staff.


Student Recreation &
Fitness Center
 The Student Recreation and Fitness Center
(SRFC) is located off Fletcher Drive, behind the
Florida gym, and has racquetball and squash
courts, two aerobics rooms, and a strength and
conditioning room with cardiovascular and
Nautilus equipment. A multipurpose area
accommodates volleyball, basketball and mar-
tial arts activities. The Lifestyle Appraisal
Center, room 103 of the SRFC, offers fitness
assessments and wellness information.
 The Southwest Recreation Center (SWRC) is
located across from the Harn Museum on Hull
Road. It contains racquetball, basketball and


volleyball courts, an aerobics room, and a
strength and conditioning room with free
weights, Med-X and cardiovascular equipment.
 Students of the university are allowed to use
all areas of the SRFC and SWRC. A Gator-One
card is required to participate in any fitness cen-
ter activity. A towel is also required to enter the
strength and conditioning rooms and the aero-
bics classes. To make a racquet court reservation
or for additional information, please call the
SRFC at 392-0581, extension 225, or the SWRC at
846-1081, extension 221.

Parking and Traffic Regulations
 Any student of the University of Florida is
eligible to register and operate a vehicle on cam-
pus. Parking eligibility is determined by the stu-
dent's local address and academic classification.
 Students desiring to register a vehicle on
campus must be registered for class and present
their vehicle registration to the Parking
Administrative Services Decal Office. Rules and
regulations are available at the time of the vehi-
cle registration, and all registrants should famil-
iarize themselves thoroughly with the rules and
regulations before operating or parking a
motorized vehicle on campus.
 Illegally operated or parked vehicles will be
issued a citation. Failure to respond to a citation
within the prescribed time will result in addi-
tional costs, failure to receive transcripts, failure
to register for classes and the towing of the vehi-
cle.
 Any questions regarding the use of vehicles
on campus should be directed to the Parking
Administrative Services Decal Office (392-2241).