Dave V. Klein, B.A.

Associate Director of Campus Recreation, University of Alaska Southeast: 2014–Present

• Collaborated with Chancellor's Office to establish Early Morning Access-EMA for employees to gain access to the REC Center prior to work. 
• Refresh of climbing gym, to include bringing flooring up to the industry standard. Summer 2024.
• Added membership group for U.S. Coast Guard. With the USCG being homeland device they do not receive free access but are no longer required to join our Alumni & Friends Association to join the REC Center.
• Added new membership group for UA Graduates. Prior to this membership option our graduates were required to join our Alumni & Friends Association for access to the REC Center. 
• UAS and CBJ Agreement for UAS student use of CBJ Parks and Recreation facilities to include pools, skate rink, field house, and discounts at Eaglecrest Ski Area. This is a four year agreement and ends June 26, 2027 unless renewed.
• Member of Ironman Alaska planning team, hosting Ironman in Juneau on August 7, 2022. The UAS campus served as the transition (swim, bike, run) and finish line for the event.
• Designed and oversaw the remodel of the UAS REC Center weight room. Following remodel, memberships increased as did enthusiasm for this popular space.
• Coordinated the purchase and installation of the REC Center camera security system and security camera policies. Implemented during COVID, this system has proven to be reliable and effective in deterring theft while giving staff better visabilty of the facility. Same system is used for outdoor cameras with views of Auke Lake and view of John Pugh Hall. The Auke Lake Camera has become very popular with Alumni members and is one of the most viewed pages on the UAS Website.
• Coordinated the purchase and installation of the REC Center PoE music system. This house sound system is in the weight room, climbing wall, and cardio deck. Since its installation the occurrences of inappropriate music being played has been greatly reduced while insuring music is copyrighted for public use.

Regional Web Coordinator, University of Alaska Southeast: 2/2003–2014

• Created UAS course schedule. Resulted in one regional authoritative source for class information, saving UAS money in print production and mailing costs
• Designed UAS whale-tale logo in use regionally today (learn, engage, change later being added). New logo was recognized for excellence by Admissions Advertising Awards
• Researched and deployed content management system, insuring consistency of brand and reducing duplication of information
• Co-chair regional Web development group, recognized by the UAS Executive Cabinet
• Coordinated a complete redesign of the UAS website, bringing UAS into alignment with our accreditation goals and objectives
• Developed and manage UAS photo database, reducing our potential for copyright issues

Manager, Student Activities Center, UAS: 8/1999–2/2003

• Designed facility from the ground up with student input. While I managed the facility, it was largely operated and maintained by students
• Founded the Outdoor Recreation Center (ORC). The ORC rentals were self-supported through rental fees and use was coordinated with Outdoor Studies (ODS) program.
• Developed mechanical skills and saved money by learning to make many cardiovascular equipment and facility repairs
• Coordinated physical education classes, wellness programs and entertainment opportunities, logging record event attendance
• Created training manuals for all functions, including climbing facility, help desk and performance spaces. Although student staff turn-over was low, this was critical for safety and ease of new staff transition
  

Administrative Assistant, Student Activities/Student Government, UAS: 8/1996–9/1999

• Created outdoor gear rental program with seed money from the UAS Student Government Association. My close work with the USUAS-JC helped me to further refine my skills in oral and written communication and group dynamics
• Moved many services online, to include housing referrals, rates and event information
• Worked collaboratively with Facility Services, I.T., and other stakeholders to fund and create the UAS ID system that utilized magnetic door locks and tied into the UAS Food plan, still in use today
• Worked with Student Senators and local businesses to create a student discount program, saving students money at places they visited while also promoting UAS in the community
• Served as technical consultant to the Whalesong student newspaper, moving their publication and advertisements online

Living Group Advisor & Community Advisor, Humboldt State University/UAS: 8/1994–8/1996

As an undergraduate, I served as a Living Group Advisor (2 years) at Humboldt State University and as a Community Advisor at UAS while on National Student Exchange. As anyone who has this experience will tell you, it was both challenging and rewarding and worthy of mention as it helped shaped me into the professional I am today.