News and updates related to Association governance and leadership.
While the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans were updated recently, the Physical Activities Recommendations for Americans Act emphasizes keeping those guidelines up to date, as well as understandable and useful for all.
The NIRSA Assembly is excited to share the panel “Gen Z: Re-Shaping Higher Education and Its Impact on Collegiate Rec” at NIRSA 2020.
Kathrynne Nail will serve as the incoming Region V Student Leader on the NIRSA Member Network beginning on May 1.
The Association is pleased to welcome our incoming professional and student leaders to positions on the 2020–2021 NIRSA Board of Directors and Member Network beginning on May 1.
Serving on a NIRSA committee or work team is a great way to give back, gain experience, and network with colleagues beyond your campus. Complete an application to serve by the deadline, Wednesday, February 5!
The NIRSA Assembly has been tasked with thinking critically about how we, as collegiate recreation professionals, can leverage technology and the virtual world to better serve our populations’ wellbeing.
I had the privilege of being a part of this year’s NASPA Hill Days. This experience is a hands-on opportunity to lobby for issues that affect the student affairs profession and higher education more broadly.
NIRSA is currently recruiting for numerous volunteer leadership positions! Complete an application for one of these great volunteer opportunities by Wednesday, January 15!
The Nominations & Appointments Committee reviewed numerous qualified applications and, with the endorsement of the 2019-2020 NIRSA Board of Directors, presents its slate of candidates for the 2020 NIRSA elections.
The NIRSA Board of Directors highlights the impact of member engagement on the proposed amendments and why they unanimously support these amendments for the short-term strength and long-term health of the organization.
