As a result of participating in the Recreation for Wellbeing course, participants will raise their own literacy around essential, foundational concepts thereby being better prepared to engage meaningfully in the work of wellbeing.
Data from NIRSA indicates that 56% of higher education institutions will be updating their recreation facilities in the next 5 years. While some campuses will build new facilities, renovation can be a successful path forward. This session will unite design leaders from CannonDesign to talk about the guiding principles that can make recreation renovation projects successful at all different scales.
Join us to discuss the recent Dear Colleague Letter from the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Colleagues from states that have already implemented similar legislation will share experiences, challenges, and strategies for compliance. This event will provide a space for discussion, knowledge sharing, and support to navigate these evolving requirements.
Leaders from the NIRSA Board, NSC Board, NIRSA Foundation Board as well as the Member Network, Assembly and NIRSA Executive Director will share program accomplishments and financial results from 2024 and priorities for 2025 that advance NIRSA’s strategic framework and deliver value to members; the member necrology and retiree report will also be presented. This session is for members only.
