Queens College Summer Camp
Queens College Athletics / Fitzgerald Gym, 65-30 Kissena Blvd, Kew Gardens Hills, NY 11367
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Queens College Summer Camp includes activities such as baseball, basketball, cross country, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, softball, volleyball, swimming, weightlifting, and running. The program also offers open recreation that includes basketball, swimming, weightlifting, running, tennis, and other activities, as well as intramural events such as three-on-three basketball and a Fall Fun Run. The camp is part of the broader Queens College Athletics Program, which includes both varsity and intramural or recreational athletics.
The Queens College Athletics Program states that it is part of the college’s educational program and that it presents students with a chance to take part in varsity, intramural, and recreational athletics while completing an academic degree program and participating in the college community. The program states that it follows Title IX and Office of Civil Rights guidelines in providing equitable opportunities for students to engage in intercollegiate athletics under NCAA principles of fair play and amateurism. It also states that it offers ways for non-players to assist with organizing and running intercollegiate events and for students, faculty, and community members to build closer ties with the college and with other colleges and universities through athletic relations.
The Athletics Office prepares a yearly Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act report that details participation rates, financial support, and other information about men’s and women’s athletic programs, and this report is available in Fitzgerald Hall, Room 204 by October 1 each year.
Last updated February 9, 2026.
The Queens College Athletics Program states that it is part of the college’s educational program and that it presents students with a chance to take part in varsity, intramural, and recreational athletics while completing an academic degree program and participating in the college community. The program states that it follows Title IX and Office of Civil Rights guidelines in providing equitable opportunities for students to engage in intercollegiate athletics under NCAA principles of fair play and amateurism. It also states that it offers ways for non-players to assist with organizing and running intercollegiate events and for students, faculty, and community members to build closer ties with the college and with other colleges and universities through athletic relations.
The Athletics Office prepares a yearly Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act report that details participation rates, financial support, and other information about men’s and women’s athletic programs, and this report is available in Fitzgerald Hall, Room 204 by October 1 each year.
Last updated February 9, 2026.
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