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Vocabulary flashcards covering campus recreation, athletics, circus history, lakefront and transportation amenities, and degree programs within Anne's College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences at Florida State University.
Bobby E. Leach Recreation Center
FSU's main campus gym—affectionately known as "The Leach"—which is included in tuition and fees at no extra cost for enrolled students and features sports courts, fitness classes, an indoor track, a 16-lane pool, saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs.
Flying High Circus
An extracurricular circus program at FSU founded in 1947 as the university's first co-educational activity, run entirely by 100 student performers, producers, designers, and technicians as one of only two collegiate circuses in the nation.
Haskin Circus Complex
The venue that houses FSU's Flying High Circus, accommodating 100 student performers and seating up to 1250 spectators for annual Halloween and Spring shows.
Club Sports
Student-managed sports organizations at FSU that compete against other colleges and universities nationwide, offering a level of competition higher than intramurals but less intense than varsity athletics.
Intramural Leagues
Organized campus leagues featuring multiple skill divisions across more than 40 sports—such as battleship, flag football, and extreme dodgeball—designed to offer friendly, low-stress competition for students.
Tully Gym
The athletic facility on FSU's main campus where the indoor volleyball team plays.
FSU Women's Soccer Program
A varsity athletic program consistently ranked in the national top 5 since 2005, having earned five National Championships (2014, 2018, 2021, 2023, and 2025).
FSU Beach Volleyball Program
One of only two collegiate beach volleyball programs to qualify for every NCAA championship tournament since the sport was introduced in 2012, finishing as national runners-up in 2024.
Seminole Legacy Golf Club
An off-campus golf venue located a short drive south of the main university grounds where FSU students can obtain memberships at a discounted rate.
Morcom Aquatic Center
FSU's outdoor swimming complex located south of campus where varsity swimming and diving teams practice and host competitions.
FSU Lakefront
A 73acre property along Lake Bradford providing free outdoor recreation and water sports—including kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, and a ropes course—to FSU students.
Transportation Access Fee
A mandatory fee that covers daily student parking on campus, select overnight parking lots, and unlimited access to the Seminole Express bus service.
FSUTranz
The university mobile app that enables students to check real-time parking space availability across campus garages.
NiteNole
The evening service adaptation of the Seminole Express bus system that operates between 8 pm and 3 am to transport students around campus.
Anne's College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences
The academic college renamed in Fall 2024 in honor of alumna and 30-year educator Anne Spencer Daves, designed to offer combined Bachelor's/Master's programs and make FSU's M.S. in education the most affordable in the country.
Sport Management Program
An academic program housed within Anne's College centered on business skills, sports facility and event management, marketing, promotion, and field research.
Human Development and Family Sciences
An undergraduate major in Anne's College focusing on human development and relationships across the lifespan, featuring a minor in Child Development and preparing students for social services, wellness, and public policy careers.
Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) Verification Statement
A credential earned by students completing FSU's Dietetics program that qualifies them to apply for accredited dietetic internships and sit for the registered dietitian exam.
Exercise Physiology Program
An undergraduate course of study focusing on anatomy, chemistry, metabolism, and nutrition that includes clinical training in EKGs, blood-pressure measurements, and medical counseling.