Ralph S. O’Connor Center for Recreation and Well-Being
Ralph S. O’Connor Center for Recreation and Well-Being
Updates
O’Connor Closures:
We apologize for the short notice but due to New Student Orientation still taking over the court and Student Involvment Fair needing the courts to be tarped by Thursday – the courts will remain tarped until Friday, August 30th.
Court Closures:
- Student Involvement Fair (ALL COURTS): August 29th – August 30th
- Angle Tree Sports Camp (ALL COURTS): Saturday September 9th 8 AM – 1 PM. Courts Re-open at 2 PM.
- Well-Being Day: RAIN LOCATION (ALL COURTS): Wednesday, September 11th
- Future Fest Career Fair (ALL COURTS): September 18th – September 21st
Pool Closures:
Our Commitment to Hopkins Well-being
Health, wellness, fitness, and community — are the guiding principles of the programs offered through the Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center. Our staff is here to engage you in experiences to improve your well-being, ranging from yoga classes to help build inner strength and reduce stress to exciting outdoor trips and courses that encourage and develop leadership, teamwork, environmental stewardship, character development, and transferable life skills.
Whether it’s quenching your thirst for competition or providing an opportunity to build friendships with others who love the game, we offer extensive club and intramural programs year-round. Looking to improve your fitness level or struggling to navigate your personal workout routine? Consider our fitness programs, including our personal training or group fitness classes as a fun and social change of pace.
Explore our website or visit us on the Homewood campus to learn about the myriad offerings available. We look forward to becoming a vital part of your Johns Hopkins experience!
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