Falcon Center 

Open House

Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017 UW-River Falls  1110 S. Main St., River Falls  

After nearly two decades of efforts, the largest building project in the 140-year history of UW-River Falls will officially open its doors Sept. 21 with a grand opening celebration. The $63.5 million Falcon Center will provide outstanding spaces for teaching, wellness, recreation and athletics.  

12:30 p.m. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Front entrance, Falcon Center
1-7 p.m. UWRF faculty, staff, students and special guests Open House
4-7 p.m. Community Open House  

Join us for:  games, prizes and giveaways, refreshments, kids activities, tours.  

Hands-on activities:  fitness equipment, fitness classes, climbing wall, basketball, outdoor rental center and more! 

Free event. No registration required. 

For more information, call 715-425-3545.

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The Health and Human Performance Department offers majors in health and physical education, exercise and sports science, health and wellness management and a graduate degree in clinical exercise physiology. Our students benefit from the university's state-of-the-art technology and modern sports facilities. With experienced instruction from a supportive faculty, we prepare our students for a variety of health-related careers, including: cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation and teaching, teaching health and physical education, health management, adapted physical education, coaching, and physical and occupational therapy. More importantly, we foster a commitment to lifelong physical activity and healthy lifestyles that enrich the lives of others.

The Health and Human Performance Department Advantage 

• Students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in real-world situations in Wisconsin and Minnesota public schools, fitness centers and regional sports teams.
• Our students skate in the Hunt Ice Arena, rock climb in the Knowles Recreation Complex and shoot hoops in the Karges Physical Education Center. With the completion of the Falcon Center in 2017, Health and Human Performance students will have access to the $63.5 million, 162,300-square-foot facility, which includes state-of-the-art teaching classrooms, an exercise science lab, a new fitness center, an outdoor adventure rental center, bouldering wall and more.
• Technology and media are a key part of our programs. We use the latest exercise testing equipment to prepare students for a career in the exercise industry.
• With more 120 student organizations, 20 intramural sports programs and 15 athletic teams, UW-River Falls athletes have no shortage of ways to stay fit and busy.