Greg Scruton
Director of Campus Recreation/Director of Fitness and Wellness
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Greg (Gordon '99/ M.S. U.S. Sports Academy) oversees the daily operations of the Bennett Athletics and Recreation Center, the fitness, group fitness, and wellness programs, Recreation-Intramurals, and the recreation student and professional staff. He is also a Certified Personal Trainer.
Skip Milne
Director of Aquatics/Head Men's and Women's Swim Coach
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Skip Milne is a 1972 health and physical education graduate of Springfield College. Milne’s lifelong dedication to athletics is benchmarked by his collegiate career as a three-season athlete playing football, hockey and lacrosse. After college Milne went on to play five years of semi pro lacrosse and was even slotted as an alternative on the U.S. National team.
Now, as the director of aquatics and the Fighting Scots swim team coach, Milne is able to combine his love of athletics with his skill at coaching to serve the Gordon community.
"The students that I work with are a joy to be with and I am blessed to have colleagues that make me want to come to work each day," says Milne. "I’ve always loved athletics and it’s my career dream come true to have been a coach at Gordon for the past 20 years."
In addition to coaching the Fighting Scots swim team, Milne supervises the Aquatics staff, which includes lifeguards and swim-lesson instructors, and is Gordon’s Certified Pool Operator. When he’s not in the poolroom, Milne enjoys watching his son Shawn—a professional cyclist—race, kayaking with his wife and watching sports with his daughter.
Natalie Ferjulian
Assistant Director of Campus Recreation/Recreation-Intramurals
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Natalie Ferjulian is a 2010 communication arts graduate of Gordon College. As an avid outdoor adventure enthusiast, cyclist, runner and yogi, Ferjulian recognizes the need for physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle. She appreciates working at Gordon College where mind, spirit, AND body are emphasized through P.E. courses, athletics, intramurals, group exercise classes, open gym time, a weight room, pool, rock climbing wall, and racquetball courts.
"It’s great to see members visit the Bennett Center for activities that they not only enjoy, but that will enhance productivity in other areas of their lives," says Ferjulian “It’s so easy to get caught up in the bustle of life and forget to take care of our bodies. I am glad to work in a facility that helps folks have fun and feel their best."
Ferjulian’s primary responsibilities as the Assistant Director of Campus Recreation include managing the front desk staff, organizing facility rentals and planning special events.