Dr. Wendy Windsor explores hidden talents and officiating in NIRSA
In episode four of NIRSA President Dr. Wendy Windsor's Hidden Talents in NIRSA series, she talks with five campus rec professionals who officiate to a high standard.
In episode four of NIRSA President Dr. Wendy Windsor's Hidden Talents in NIRSA series, she talks with five campus rec professionals who officiate to a high standard.
Learn why working as an intramurals student official isn’t simply a job. Many of the skills officials develop on campus are transferable to practically any career.
Chris Spencer is an emerging campus recreation professional who is making waves in the field with his work at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs and his commitment to the NIRSA Championship Series.
Darrell Hargreaves of the University of Alabama will be the sole technical official from the United States of America for wheelchair basketball at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, which start on August 24.
NIRSA has an incredible opportunity for NIRSA student officials: A chance to officiate Unified flag football and basketball games at the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games! Submit your application today!
NIRSA is looking for two supervisors of student officials—one for basketball and one for flag football—for the Special Olympics USA Games taking place June 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Apply by April 12!
“Elevate Your Path,” coming March 1, is a video series focused on sports officials within NIRSA who have experience officiating at the collegiate level.
What does COVID-19 mean for intramural officials? Each campus will need to decide, but one thing is for certain: Measures to protect our health and safety should be the foremost concern for administrators everywhere.
Almost six hours of content from numerous presenters and guest speakers filled a Friday afternoon with many signature moments for over 100 participants at the first virtual NIRSA National Basketball Student Officials Clinic.
What can we do to further our participants’ experiences? What opportunities can we introduce and give to our students to bring a unique spotlight to our programming? What else can we give?