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Contact Campus Recreation & Wellness

Dahlonega Recreation Center	706-864-1458
Gainesville Recreation Center	678-717-3485

Office Hours

Academic Year
(mid-August through April)
Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Summer Hours
Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - Noon

Name	Title	Phone	Email	Office/Campus
Name NameSara FreemanProfile page	TitleTitleCoordinator of Fitness, Wellness and Health Promotion	PhonePhone Number678-717-2709	Email	OfficeOfficePhysical Education Building, 127,
Name NameTaylor GarciaProfile page	TitleTitleSport Clubs and Teams Coordinator	PhonePhone Number678-717-3960	Email	OfficeOffice
Name NameLesli GrayProfile page	TitleTitlePart-Time Office Assistant III	PhonePhone Number706-864-1622	Email	OfficeOfficeRecreation Center,
Name NameKen HarrisonProfile page	TitleTitleAssociate Director, Operations	PhonePhone Number678-717-3647	Email	OfficeOfficePhysical Education Building, 162A,
Name NameNathaniel Hehl	TitleTitlePart-Time Esport Supervisor	PhonePhone Number	Email	OfficeOffice
Name NameTyler HobbyProfile page	TitleTitleCoordinator, Intramural Sports/Sports Club	PhonePhone Number678-717-2294	Email	OfficeOfficePhysical Education Building, 127A,
Name NameNicholas KlingeProfile page	TitleTitleAssistant Director, Programs - Campus Rec/Wellness	PhonePhone Number706-867-2549	Email	OfficeOffice
Name NameAdam MinnickProfile page	TitleTitleIntramural Sports Coordinator	PhonePhone Number706-867-4504	Email	OfficeOffice
Name NameMeri-Leigh SmithProfile page	TitleTitleInterim Director of Campus Recreation and Wellness	PhonePhone Number706-867-3046	Email	OfficeOfficeRecreation Center, 111,

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