Questions and Answers
What is the UREC Mission Statement?
To promote and advance healthy lifestyles through educational programs, participation opportunities, and support services.
What is the UREC Motto?
Motivating Madison into Motion
Which of the following are the 7 Core Principles of UREC? (Select all that apply)
One of the 7 Core Principles is to be ______.
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What does 'Strive to Serve' entail?
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What are the 4 Pillars of the UREC service ethic?
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What is an example of a Non-Life-Threatening Medical Emergency?
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A situation that requires radioing during a shift can be a ______ emergency.
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How should you greet participants according to the service ethics?
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Study Notes
UREC Overview
- UREC promotes healthy lifestyles through educational programs and support services.
- A qualified staff is dedicated to meeting the developmental needs of participants.
UREC Motto
- "Motivating Madison into Motion" encapsulates the mission to encourage active lifestyles.
7 Core Principles of UREC
- Strive to Serve: Prioritize service above all else.
- Be Cell Phone Free: Usage of cell phones while on duty is prohibited.
- Be Substance Free: Zero tolerance for alcohol or drugs while working.
- Be Prepared: Ensure mental, physical, and emotional readiness for the job.
- Take Pride: Take pride in work, appearance, and actions.
- Enhance Environment: Aim to improve the facility and leave areas better than found.
- Respect Teammates: Foster early communication and teamwork.
4 Pillars of the UREC Service Ethic
- Meet: Fulfill general service expectations.
- Greet: Welcome participants warmly with a smile and greeting.
- Seek: Understand participants' needs or issues thoroughly.
- Exceed: Go beyond expectations to provide exceptional service.
Radio Communication Situations
- Non-Emergency: Issues such as setups, questions, or locker room problems.
- Building Emergency: Situations like fire, flooding, strange odors, or power outages.
- Non Life-Threatening Medical Emergency: Includes minor injuries like sprains or cuts.
- Life-Threatening Medical Emergency: Critical conditions such as severe injuries or unconsciousness.
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Description
This quiz explores the UREC's core principles and pillars that promote healthy lifestyles and support services. Participants will learn about the commitment to service, teamwork, and respect within the program. Test your knowledge of UREC's mission and motto as well!
