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Dave Begley was hired as Wheaton's first full-time director of
intramurals, recreation and club sports in August 2005. Begley had
served as the school's part-time coordinator of the intramural and
club sports programs since August 2001.
Over the last six years, Begley has had a hand in helping
intramural student participation rise from 12 to 47 percent.
Increasing the number of club sports to a present total of 15
programs, Begley devised Wheaton's first club sports handbook while
implementing risk management policies for all intramural and club
sports. In addition to evaluating all club sports coaches, he is
responsible for the training and supervision of a student
staff.
Begley's experiences and relationships at Wheaton enabled him to
serve as the athletic department chair for Community Day during
President Ronald Crutcher's Inauguration Weekend in April 2005. He
also chairs the Head of the Peacock, an annual on-campus event that
kicks off Wheaton's Spring Weekend.
A member of the National Intramural-Recreational Sports
Association (NIRSA), Begley serves on the Massachusetts
Constitutional Committee, where he is charged with writing the
first Massachusetts Intramural-Recreation Sports Association
(MIRSA) constitution.
Begley earned a bachelor's degree with honors in history from
Bridgewater State College in 2004. A Dean's List student while at
Bridgewater State, Begley began his undergraduate studies in
aerospace flight technology at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio.












