Student Advisory Board
Mission:
The Intramural Student Advisory Board (IMSAB) is an organization where students and administrative staff members work cooperatively to better the overall landscape of Purdue University's Intramural Sports Program. The IMSAB provides an open forum for students to initiate, discuss, and express their thoughts and concerns about regulations and policies, as well as assist in the delivery of a successful and competitive Intramural Program for all participants.
Board Members:
The committee is composed of highly motivated intramural sport participants, captains, and staff members with a diverse background in sports and program groups. Participation is voluntary and members will be selected based on their application. The current board is made up of the following people:
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Ethan Alexander Berg
Major
Chemical Engineering
Year
Senior
Representing
Fraternity – Delta Tau Delta
Favorite Moment
3 interceptions (for 2 touchdowns) in my final flag football regular season game of my college career
Gabriel J. Bowens
Major
Applied Exercise and Health
Year
Senior
Representing
Cooperatives – Circle Pines
Favorite Moment
Participating in Soccer, Volleyball, and Basketball
Tim Clifford
Major
Biomedical Engineering
Year
Junior
Representing
Men's Open, Co-Rec
Sports
Flag Football, Sand Volleyball, Dodgeball, Softball
Favorite Moment
Leading a comeback drive in the quarterfinals of the 2011 Co-Rec flag football playoffs to win and advance to the semifinals
Nathan Cole
Major
Pharmacy
Year
2nd year in professional year
Representing
Graduate Students
Favorite Moment
Winning a game… seriously.
Michael Dehnbostel
Major
Aerospace Engineering
Year
Senior
Representing
Men’s Residence Halls
Favorite Moment
Late in the Indoor Soccer playoffs, our team had a player sent off because of a red card in the first few minutes of the game. That meant we had to play a man down the whole game. Though we were losing at halftime, we managed to come back to win the game and then go on to win the championship, which was the first intramural championship for my entire team.
Robert Geary
Major
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Year
Junior
Representing
Men’s Open / Co-Rec
Favorite Moment
When my Men’s Open Football team won in a complete down pour, and all of us face first slid into the end zone. So Muddy!
Chelsea Gustafson
Major
Pharmacy
Year
P3 (5th year student)
Representing
Co-Rec and Women’s Open
Favorite Moment
Being able to continue playing soccer throughout college and spend time playing sports that I love with my friends.
Alex Juerling
Major
Economics
Year
Junior
Representing
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Sports
Basketball, Soccer, Frisbee, Sand Volleyball, Volleyball, Football,Softball, Dodgeball
Favorite Moment
Any Softball game
Kyle Miller
Major
Economics
Year
Junior
Representing
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Sports
Sand Volleyball, Basketball, Flag Football
Favorite Moment
Making it to the elite 8 as the 45 seed in basketball last year, after going 0-1 in the regular season
Paul Strychalski
Major
Aerospace Engineering
Year
Junior
Representing
Men's Open, Men's Res Hall
Sports
N/A
Favorite Moment
Winning our first playoff game in OT freshman year in indoor soccer after going 0-3 in the regular season
Greg Taivalkoski
Major
Mechanical Engineering
Year
Senior
Representing
Fraternity – Sigma Chi
Favorite Moment
Sigma Chi winning the 2011/2012 Campus Cup.
Sarah Van Antwerp
Major
Elementary Education
Year
Junior
Representing
Sorority
Favorite Moment
Winning the intramural outdoor soccer tournament all three years!
Luke Wesseling
Major
Accounting & Management
Year
Sophomore
Representing
Men's Cooperatives
Sports
Flag Football, Soccer, Sand Volleyball, Indoor Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball, Table Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee, Softball, Dodgeball, Wallyball, Cornhole, Badminton
Favorite Moment
Winning my first intramural shirt Spring 2011 when my soccer team won the Frat Gold championship in PK's
Primary Responsibilities:
The primary responsibilities of the IMSAB include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Discuss current Intramural rules, regulations and policies ,and ways to improve them
- Discuss disciplinary violations of Intramural participants
- Discuss concerns raised by participants in the various programming areas
- Discuss new sports options and changes to formats
- Discuss effective communication styles and formats for captains and participants to receive information
- Discuss customer service levels provided by intramural staff
Those individuals interested in participating in the IMSAB in the future should contact Intramural Sports Office 765.494.3117.