The Early Career Professionals Advisory Group is hosting a meet and greet for early career professionals (ECP) in the field. The ECP Advisory Group would like to hear from members what they need and how they can be a resource within collegiate recreation and NIRSA.
The Small Programs Committee is hosting a roundtable to discuss how small programs transition into the new year. Topics include but are not limited to adjusting to new spaces, moving spaces, what is the best way to communicate with students and what technology programs (scheduling, data management, etc.) are people using to start the year.
This caucus is a part of NIRSA's commitment to engaging in conversation and organizing action. It is intended as a space for the Latinx community to come together.
Initial Interest Forms should be filled out by those interested in running in the January 2024 elections for the NIRSA Board of Directors or Member Network Regional Representative (Regions II, IV, and VI).
The Asian Community Caucus is a part of NIRSA’s commitment to engage in conversations related to social and political justice, while embracing all levels of experience. This caucus is intended as a safe space for the Asian community to come together for discussion, recreation, and representation.
Looking for a pick me up? Zoom in to this Caucus for community oriented time to pause, reflect, and rest from the work grind. Attendees will be guided through meditation and self care practices.
Do you want to honor a NIRSA member? Does your school offer an amazing program? Have you recently built or renovated your recreation center? Recognizing outstanding contributions of NIRSA members is easy!
Organized by members from within the region, this regional event is a great opportunity to get to know other collegiate recreation students, professionals and vendors in your geographic area while simultaneously advancing your professional development.
The 2023 MIRSA State Workshop will be hosted at Western Michigan University on October 18 and 19. This event will bring professionals and students from around Michigan together to reimagine, engage and connect with each other
Facilitated by Jasmine Holmes & Candice Douglas
