Congratulations to Enrique, our Student Employee of the Month, proudly sponsored by NOCCO.

Enrique is a junior majoring in Film & Television with a minor in Computer Science. He plays a key role at Campus Recreation as our Student Videographer & Social Media Assistant.

Enrique was drawn to Campus Rec because of the variety of opportunities and the strong sense of community. He values the ability to be creative, meet new people, and make a positive impact through his work. For him, Campus Rec is more than just a gym—it’s a place where people come together and support one another.

In his role, Enrique enjoys the chance to explore new creative ideas, capture dynamic moments at events, and continually improve his skills. Every project brings something new, and he thrives on the energy and innovation that come with it.

Outside of work, Enrique enjoys kickboxing, hiking, watching and making movies, and hopes to one day work in music video production, event photography, and create cutting-edge, trendsetting commercials.

Thank you, Enrique, for your creativity, enthusiasm, and the energy you bring to our team!

Josh, a Business Economics major at the University of Arizona, has been named a 2025 NIRSA All-American Official—one of only 12 student officials in the country to earn this prestigious honor from the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association.

Josh’s journey began before college, when a mentor who now works for the NBA introduced him to officiating. His passion grew at the University of Arizona, where Coordinator Kelly helped him see the life skills tied to the role. “Kelly lit that fire in me,” Josh says.

While managing his major and his role as Sports Programs Student Coordinator, Josh prioritized academics while dedicating time to watching film, mentoring peers, and leading with integrity. A turning point came at the statewide AZIRSA tournament, where he connected with other committed officials. “It inspired me to keep pushing,” he says.

Earning All-American status was both a personal goal and a professional milestone. “I want to stay in Rec, keep growing, and help put Region VI back on the map,” he says. Looking ahead, Josh hopes to become a Graduate Assistant and eventually a coordinator.

He credits his success to mentors Kelly, Casey, and Rachel. “They believed in me from the start. This award is just as much for them as it is for me.”

Josh’s story is a testament to passion, mentorship, and the power of showing up with purpose.