Celebrating 75 years of NIRSA!
And that's a wrap! Looking back at NIRSA's historic 75th year! There is still time to help the NIRSA Foundation meet its $75,000 fundraising goal for 2025.
In celebration of those who got us here – Pride 2024
While there is still work for NIRSA to do, Lexi Chaput hopes that Pride 2024 has offered an opportunity for reflection and celebration of those who made this association what it is.
Since the centennial – Updates from UMich Rec Sports
The University of Michigan holds a special place in NIRSA history. On this National Michigan Day, learn more about what Rec Sports at UMich has been up to over the past 10 years!
Suzette Smith is the 2021 NIRSA Foundation Leadership Award recipient
We are pleased to announce that Suzette Smith is the recipient of the 2021 NIRSA Foundation Leadership Award!
Celebrating the Concussion Advisory Council’s work
Over the past two years, the NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council has helped the Association reach a better understanding of its current state and needs as related to concussion education and management.
Shaping the future of NIRSA’s Concussion Advisory Council
The NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council wants to hear from campus recreation colleagues to learn what types of concussion tools and resources will support functional areas of campus recreation that currently feel underserved.
Concussion protocols at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
The NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council has been working to give colleagues some insight into various approaches to implementing concussion protocols. The University of Michigan is pleased to share in this series.
Concussions and campus recreation—updates from NIRSA’s Advisory Council
As the NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council enters its second year of work, we hope to assist members with the development and evaluation of concussion policies, procedures, and resources.
NIRSA’s Concussion Advisory Council launches concussion survey
NIRSA has recognized the need for the profession to identify best practices that mitigate these risks and enhance the safety of student participation.