Educators
The REC Net National Conference is dedicated to providing and promoting professional development, creative resources, and networking for students, educators, and others dedicated to delivering services in the recreation industry.
Research Symposium
Educators are able to submit abstract submissions for review and, if selected, get the opportunity to present at the National Conference in a peer reviewed setting.
Networking
Network with fellow Educators, Professionals, and Vendors from around the country.
The more you bring!
Bring five students and receive half your registration fee back! Bring ten students and receive your entire registration fee back!
Educational Institution Conference Benefits
Membership Registration is FREE to all students whose universities are REC Net Educational Institutions.
Student conference registration fee is waived, aka FREE, when you Book your overnight room at the Nemacolin Resort.
Students
The purpose of the REC Net National conference is to:
- Provide and promote professional development.
- Share creative resources.
- Create networking opportunities.
- Present student job opportunities.
Career Fair
Over 200 job opportunities for students, part time, and full time roles. If you are seeking an internship REC Net Career has it all for you!
Educational Sessions
Opportunities for personal development and growth.
Networking
New to networking? Have no fear, this is a welcoming group. REC Net hosts one of the largest networking conferences in the commercial recreation industry. It is one of the BEST networking opportunities out there!
Student Membership
FREE
to all students whose universities are REC Net Educational Institutions. Speak with your Professors today!
Student Scholarship
Be mentored by an REC Net Board member and work 10 hours at the conference for fully waived registration fee! Must be a member first. Questions email info@rcra.org.
More ways to save $ for Conference
Fundraise at your campus! Lots of student clubs and departments have funding for educational conferences. Ask your professor or club representatives for help!