Employment opportunities are limited to undergraduate students carrying a minimum of eight credits and graduate students carrying a minimum of six credits. Apply at the facility that you are interested in working at.
At the Nat & SERF, student employees are hired each semester to work as:
Applications for office and lifeguard positions are accepted as soon as touchstone registration is completed. Fitness applications are accepted throughout the year, see below for more info. Visit the Intramural Sports Employment Opportunities page for more info on available positions.
Positions at the Shell include Cashiers, Skateguards, Laundry Room Attendants, and Fitness Consultants. Applications for the Shell are accepted throughout the year.
Nielsen Tennis Stadium positions include Reservation Desk Attendants and Racquet Re-stringers. Applications for NTS are accepted throughout the year.
To work at the Nat, apply in room 1180 Natatorium. Students who want to work at the SERF can apply in room 287 SERF. Apply at the Shell at the membership counter and at Nielsen Tennis Stadium at the reservation desk. Below are some links to download application materials.
It is imperative for our office staff to have excellent customer service skills. ID Checkers are the first impression patrons have of Rec Sports staff. ID Checkers, Office Clerks, and Towel Room Attendants need to be proactive in facilitating an atmosphere conducive to promoting healthy lifestyles. Office Clerks and Towel Room Attendants will also have to perform financial transactions, assisting patrons with memberships, equipment, and other Recreational Sports questions.
- Applications will be posted during recruitment periods.
All lifeguards must possess certification in Lifeguarding, CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, and First Aid from the American Red Cross. These certifications must be presented at the time of employment. Lifeguards must be able to pass both written and in-water skills test prior to employment. Lifeguards are responsible for keeping all certifications current. You cannot work without updated certifications. Experience in Lifeguarding is preferred, but not necessary. Inquiries can be directed to Phil Julson - 265-6222 or pjulson@recsports.wisc.edu
Swim Instructors must possess current WSI certification from the American Red Cross. Instructors are responsible for maintaining their certification by submitting course records to the Badger Chapter. Experience in swim lesson instruction is preferred. Instructor applicants must demonstrate competency in swimming and teaching skills, and must pass a written test prior to employment. Inquiries can be directed to Phil Julson - 265-6222 or pjulson@recsports.wisc.edu
Pool maintenance staff are responsible for general cleanliness, organization, and physical safety of the swimming pools.
Inquiries can be directed to Phil Julson - 265-6222 or pjulson@recsports.wisc.edu
Fitness Consultants staff the weight room and cardio areas at the SERF, the Nat and the Shell. They help participants with equipment usage, perform general supervision of fitness areas and keep the equipment clean. They must complete mandatory job training, CPR and First Aid certification. For more information, pick up an application at SERF, the Nat or the Shell, or contact Lori Devine at devine@recsports.wisc.edu
The Division of Recreational Sports is looking for energetic, enthusiastic individuals to teach fitness classes to students, faculty and staff. If you are interested in teaching activities like aerobics, aqua fitness or group cycling, informational sessions and try-outs are offered throughout the school year. After successful completion of a try-out, you will be required to attend workshops and training sessions. Training sessions are from a few weeks to a semester in length. Once completed, a written and/or practical exam must be passed. Then individuals begin the teaching process by working with other instructors in leading exercise classes. Preference is given to those students with a 3 semester commitment.
Information sessions and try-outs begin in the Fall semester.
Check the internet and signs around Nat and SERF for dates and times. Learn more about Group Fitness recruitment.
How to Apply: Sign up for try-outs during recruitment periods at the SERF office, 608-262-8244
If you already know how to teach or would like more information, contact Lori Devine at devine@recsports.wisc.edu
Our Personal Fitness Trainers are here to analyze the current condition, to design a comprehensive, personal fitness program to meet the individual needs of our clients and help them achieve their goals, to teach them correct form and technique of exercise, and to monitor their progress.
Personal Fitness Trainers, through support and expertise, keep moving clients towards success, while maintaining a positive and genuine concern for their progress. The fitness trainers support clients toward their goals while challenging them to keep focused on the rewards of fitness.
Personal Fitness Trainer redesign workout programs as needed to advance clients to the next level, so they will continue to achieve the maximum benefits for their efforts. By changing their workout, their program will remain fresh and new, while at the same time keeping their interest and challenging their body.
The preferred candidate must be willing to attend the PHYSIQUE Personal Fitness Training prep course on a weekly basis, to obtain a nationally accredited personal training certification, CPR and AED and to attend all mandatory staff training.
How to Apply: Download the Fitness application (PDF), fill-in and submit via email or print to hand in.
For more information, contact Lori Devine at devine@recsports.wisc.edu
The Division of Recreational Sports is currently searching for a Marketing Graphic Designer and an Intramural & Club Sports Webmaster.
The Division of Recreational Sports is currently searching for a Marketing Graphic Designer and an Intramural & Club Sports Webmaster.
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