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Recreation

Leisure Program

The Leisure Program, a program of the Campus Center, offers more than 30 noncredit classes and activities in arts and crafts, outdoor recreation, and health and fitness. Some of the choices include ceramics, guitar, hula, aerobics, sailing, hiking, and surfing. The Leisure Program also operates an equipment rental program which provides tents, backpacks, surfboards, masks/snorkels, and more.

Intercollegiate Athletics

Physical Education/Athletics Complex
1337 Lower Campus Road
Honolulu, HI 96822
Tel: (808) 956-6580 (student affairs)
(808) 956-4526 (student academic services for athletics)
(808) 956-7523 (sports information)
(808) 956-7301 (athletics director)
(808) 956-6508 (football)
(808) 956-6247 (baseball)
(808) 956-6501 (men’s basketball)
(808) 956-4505 (men’s volleyball)
(808) 956-4498 (women’s sports and other men’s sports)
Fax: (808) 956-4470

Intercollegiate sports at the NCAA Division I level provide the UH Warriors and Rainbows the opportunity to compete against the nation’s finest teams. Men and women compete in the Western Athletic Conference in all sports except men’s volleyball and women’s water polo, which are in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.

Men’s sports include baseball, basketball, football, golf, swimming and diving, tennis, and volleyball. Women’s sports include basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and water polo. The sailing team and cheerleading squad are open to both men and women. Intercollegiate athletics operates under a policy of gender equity. See “Campus Policies and Information” for details.

Intramural Sports Program

Physical Education/Athletics Complex 200
1337 Lower Campus Road
Honolulu, HI 96822
Tel: (808) 956-7694
Fax: (808) 956-7976

The Intramural Sports program is designed to provide recreational sports activities for students. Throughout the year, participation opportunities are provided in organized, competitive leagues and tournaments as well as informal, self-directed activities.

In the competitive leagues and tournaments, teams and individuals participate according to a specific schedule with prearranged facilities, equipment, and officials. A calendar of activities is published annually with registration information and deadlines.

In the informal program, athletic facilities are available for participants to swim, lift weights and play tennis, basketball, volleyball or badminton. Participants recreate as their time and interest permits. A recreational facility schedule is published at the start of each semester.

Another service is a sports equipment check-out program. Everything from basketballs to volleyball kits is available for short-term check-out. Use of the facilities and equipment is free to students with a valid UH Manoa identification card.

Campus Center Complex

Campus Center Ticket and Information Office
Campus Center 212
2465 Campus Road
Honolulu, HI 96822
Tel: (808) 956-7235 (Information Hotline)
(808) 956-7236
Fax: (808) 956-3917
Web: www.hawaii.edu/campuscenter

The Campus Center Complex (CCC), the university’s student union, includes Hemenway Hall and the Campus Center buildings and serves as the “community center” of UH Manoa. It provides facilities for programs, services, and opportunities offered by the Campus Center Board (CCB) and other student organizations, resulting in a comprehensive plan for the community life of the campus.

The complex includes an information desk/ticket window, computer labs, dining rooms, ID card services, catering services, lounges, game room, banking facilities, barber shop, photocopying service, leisure center, movie theater, graphics facility, and meeting rooms of various sizes, including a ballroom.

Many student organizations are housed in the two buildings, providing opportunities for practical experience in leadership development and social responsibility through student-run programs, activities, and services. In addition to these volunteers, more than 100 part-time student assistants within CCC are employed in diverse and challenging jobs vital to the operation of the complex. These jobs offer valuable work experience to UH Manoa students in a supportive atmosphere, encouraging and rewarding personal responsibility and growth while supporting the educational and developmental mission of UH Manoa.