News and updates related to business and opportunities regarding NIRSA partners — including associations, governing bodies, and companies.
PLAE invests heavily in the markets it supports, including campus recreation. They explain why they stepped up as the main sponsor of the 2021 NIRSA Virtual Annual Conference and Campus Rec & Wellness Expo.
At the 2021 NIRSA Virtual Campus Rec & Wellness Expo, immerse yourself in cutting-edge products and services from companies that will transform your campus rec facilities into innovative, sustainable, can’t-miss campus destinations.
Start the new year by taking full advantage of your individual or institutional NIRSA member benefits! NIRSA Discounts & Rewards will help you meet your 2021 goals.
If you have collaborated with other campus departments to better address the health and wellbeing of members of your campus community, we’d like to hear from you.
"Clear the Day" is an initiative by NIRSA partner Riddle & Bloom to increase voter turnout among Millennials and Gen Z by clearing the day and the voting process of barriers.
Encourage eligible students on your campus to tell their story to a national audience; they might just win a free trip to AB Show 2021. Article submissions are due October 16 for this AB and NIRSA contest.
Add NIRSA Discounts & Rewards to your back-to-school checklist! Your individual and institutional NIRSA memberships grant you incredible deals for instructors, students, teams—and even just for you!
NIRSA is a member of the Coalition of Higher Education Associations for Substance Abuse Prevention (CoHEASAP), a group of organizations who collaborate on substance abuse prevention efforts within higher education.
Eligible students can submit an article by October 16 to Athletic Business Magazine for a chance to be published. Eight students will win a full-conference pass to AB Show 2021 and other perks.
Special Olympics is offering virtual youth leadership trainings and summits in the 2020-2021 year. These trainings are designed for both high school and college-aged students with and without intellectual disabilities.
