There’s so much to do at NIRSA 2024—session details are now available!
The sessions overview is now accessible on the NIRSA 2024 conference website! Start scoping out what sessions interest you and your team most.
The sessions overview is now accessible on the NIRSA 2024 conference website! Start scoping out what sessions interest you and your team most.
NIRSA is thrilled to announce the opening of registration for its highly anticipated 2024 Annual Conference and Campus Rec & Wellness Expo. Register by March 6 to save!
Photos from the 2023 NIRSA Annual Conference & Campus Rec and Wellness Expo are available for a limited time to view, download, and purchase from Steven Miller Photography!
The Wellbeing Briefing Work Group wants to share a few short previews of sessions to hopefully get you thinking about new health and wellbeing ideas for use on your own campus.
Submit a presentation proposal for the 2023 Emerging Recreational Sports Leaders (ERSL) Conference in Orlando, Florida! The deadline to submit proposals is December 15. Registration for the event is now open!
The American Council on Education (ACE) recently hosted a roundtable focused on Mental Health in Higher Education. The event gathered higher education leaders, organizations, foundations, and representatives to discuss mental health.
Cybbi Barton of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor and Antonio Gonzalez ofthe University of South Florida share insights about the rise of esports in campus recreation.
Have you ever considered pursuing an career in academia? NIRSA member Jacob Eubank, EdD shares insights about making the jump from a campus recreation practitioner to a professor.
Nora Osei, Coordinator of Rugby & Summer Camp at Princeton University shines a spotlight on her mentor Wendy Windsor, Director of Campus Recreation at Tulane University and 2021-2022 President Elect of NIRSA.
Jacob Eubank, EdD has been sharing insights about making the leap from campus recreation practitioner into academia; read how transferable skills he gained working in campus rec set him up to succeed as an academic.