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.
This session will inform members about the NIRSA Mentor Match program, why they should participate, benefits realized, and how they can contribute. We will explore ideas for promotion, networking, recruitment, and techniques to enhance the experience. A variety of presenters with diverse backgrounds will share their takeaways and insights while we gather valuable feedback from participants.
The Student Well-being Institutional Support Survey (SWISS) includes an optional question set centering on climate for well-being in Campus Recreation programs, services and facilities. This webinar will summarize student responses to that question set and discuss students’ feelings of comfort and safety in the facilities and with the staff, and impact on student well-being and belonging.
Join Ideas in Motion for a virtual roundtable for early career professionals to explore the importance of data collection, learn how to interpret and apply insights effectively, and ensure that your data aligns with departmental objectives and goals.
All NIRSA members may vote for NIRSA Board of Directors candidates and any proposed bylaw amendments. Members in regions II, IV, and VI may also vote for their region's Member Network Regional Representative. NIRSA membership must be current as of 8am Pacific/11am Eastern on January 15 in order to receive a ballot.
