Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center (CRC) is a hub of health and wellbeing on the Georgia Tech campus, offering a wide range of services and programs to promote physical fitness and community engagement. With a focus on providing transformative experiences, CRC hosts local, national, and international swimming events at the McAuley Aquatic Center and offers recreational swimming in the competition and leisure pools. The Leadership Challenge Course (LCC) provides a unique team-building experience that fosters skills such as leadership, teamwork, and effective communication.
CRC is committed to enhancing student success and community wellbeing through comprehensive programs and services. From guided fitness classes to intramural sports leagues, CRC caters to individuals of all fitness levels and interests. The facility hires over 350 student and part-time employees, creating a dynamic and flexible work environment right on campus. The emphasis on promoting a healthy lifestyle extends to offering non-credit classes in martial arts, personal training, and more, ensuring that the Georgia Tech community has access to resources for long-term health and wellness.
As a leader in collegiate recreation, CRC strives to strengthen the Georgia Tech community by providing engaging opportunities for students, faculty, staff, affiliates, alumni, and their families. The diverse range of activities, including team sports, fitness classes, and challenge course experiences, reflects CRC’s commitment to fostering a culture of physical activity, teamwork, and personal growth. With a mission to champion health and wellbeing, CRC continues to be a vital resource for individuals looking to maintain a healthy lifestyle and build lasting connections within the Georgia Tech community.