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Need Assurance? Get Insurance!
AON Makes It Easy!

he new year means people
are making resolutions to
get out and get active, and
this equals more people
visiting your park and recreation facilities and joining classes and sports
leagues. Take a proactive step and be
ready for the crowds by making sure
you have the right insurance to protect yourself.
NRPA-sponsored insurance programs with AON are the one-stop
shop for park and recreation organizations and individuals in need of
insurance. These insurance programs
are specifically tailored to fit your
needs at competitive prices! AON cov-

ers sports leagues with Team Sports
or Football Combined Liability and
Accident Insurance, and don't forget
the sports equipment - AON covers
your property too with its Equipment
Property Program. General Liability
coverage is also offered for instructors,
interns, participants, trainers, coaches,
directors, officers and more. With so
many options, don't hesitate to check
out AON today!
Interested in learning more or getting covered? Just visit www.nrpainsurance.com for more information,
applications and brochures!
- Hayley MacDonell, NRPA's Membership Programs Manager

The following question is a sample
Certified Park and Recreation Professional (CPRP) examination question.

Call for NRPA Board of
Directors Nominations

Which of the following provides
park and recreation agencies with
an effective financial mechanism
to manage revenue-generating facilities such as golf courses, swimming pools and campgrounds?

ave you ever thought
about being a board
member or know someone you think would
excel as one? NRPA is looking for
both professional and citizen leaders who are passionate about parks,
recreation and environmental conservation. Candidates should be active leaders who wish to further the
mission of the association and who
have demonstrated talent and expertise in the field or in their community.
NRPA values and seeks diverse leadership as defined by race, ethnicity,
gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, nationality, disability, appearance and geographic location. We
also encourage all types and sizes of
park and recreation organizations.

Test Your Park
and Recreation
Knowledge

For more information and to
apply, please visit www.nrpa.org/
leadership, where you can find the
Class of 2018 Nomination Book.
All nominations must be submitted or date-stamped by January
30, 2015. If you are interested in
serving, know someone who is or
have questions about the nomination process, please contact Michele White at mwhite@nrpa.org
or 703.858.2144.

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B.
C.
D.

Enterprise fund
Operating fund
Maintenance fund
Capital fund

Calling all beginning to midlevel
professionals! The Certified Park and
Recreation Professional (CPRP) is the
national standard for all park and recreation professionals who want to be
at the forefront of their profession.
For more information on the CPRP
certification program and the answer
to the above question, please visit
www.nrpa.org/cprp.

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