Every year on February 22, NIRSA members celebrate Recreational Sports & Fitness Day in commemoration of NIRSA’s founding date. Here are some glimpses at incredible creative 2019 #RecDay festivities from the world of Instagram!
Like many in the profession, Mike was once unaware of all that campus recreation had to offer. Today, he is a tireless advocate for the good that rec can do for students.
The University of Michigan’s Adventure Leadership Program is one of those eye-opening examples of innovative approaches to developing leadership capacity through interaction with campus recreation.
NIRSA members celebrate Rec Day in commemoration of NIRSA’s founding date every year on February 22. Here are some glimpses at awesome creative 2018 #RecDay festivities from the world of Instagram!
We encourage all NIRSA members to use the #NIRSA2018 hashtag to join in on the conversation and keep up with all the Annual Conference action!
“NIRSA has become like a second family to me,” says Kyle Urban, Competitive Sports Coordinator at UCLA. “NIRSA is kind of a melting pot of a lot of things that are right in the world.”
One of this Association’s strategic values is equity, diversity, and inclusion and NIRSA has long supported campus rec departments in their efforts to promote inclusive environments.
This year, we’re hoping to capture the inspiration, fun, and excitement of the NIRSA Annual Conference on video—and we want you to help us! All you need is a cell phone capable of taking web-quality video.
Earl Cabellon started his career in collegiate recreation as a student at the University of Rhode Island where he first became invested in the field. Learn how he leveraged that investment by maintaining his status in the Registry of Collegiate Recreation Sports Professionals.
RJ Canning worked as a camp counselor during his summers off from high school, and it was actually one of his supervisors there who set him off on a path in collegiate recreation.
