Membership

General Information

Alma faculty, staff, students and family members of Alma personnel receive free admission into the Center as long as they present their Alma College ID or membership card (for family members without an Alma ID card).

Those not currently associated with the College may join the Stone Center by purchasing one of the many available membership options. All memberships to the Stone Recreation Center include use of all of the center’s facilities as well as use of the Hogan Center pool.

Membership Options

The cost of a membership varies according to the membership type and duration.

CURRENT MEMBERSHIP RATES

MEMBERSHIP FORM

Membership Types

The following types of Stone Recreation Center memberships are available for purchase:

  • Individual (one person)
  • Couple (two persons)
  • Family (three or more persons)
  • Senior Individual (one person 60 years or older)
  • Senior Couple (two persons 60 years or older)
  • Alumni (Single, Couple, Family, or Senior)

Membership Duration

Memberships to the Stone Center are available for the following term lengths:

  • 3 months
  • 6 months
  • 12 months

*A pool-only membership is also available. The pool-only membership is available as one of the membership types listed above but is available ONLY as a 12-month term. The pool-only membership becomes effective at the time of purchase and expires on the date of purchase one year later. The pool-only membership is not prorated.

For more membership information, please contact Erin Regenfuss, director of Campus Recreation, at (989) 463-7949 or regenfussev@alma.edu.

 

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