News and updates related to opportunities for professional development.
The 2025 NIRSA Intramural and Club Sports Institute, presented by Fusion, is must-attend event for current or prospective recreation professionals looking to advance their careers. It takes place in Kansas City, June 24-26!
Winners of the 2025 SportsArt Campus Challenge Sweepstakes will be announced during the All Conference Social, sponsored by SportsArt with activities provided by Grit ‘N Wit and PlayTech Interactive.
In the April 2025 issue of Athletic Business Magazine, Michael Popke interviews four NIRSA members to talk about this year's signature learning and networking event for the Association, NIRSA 2025.
Social events open to all conference attendees and exhibitor representatives are happening Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, after education session blocks end and the expo hall turns off the lights.
The Campus Rec Expo is the best place for NIRSA 2025 attendees seeking inspiration to elevate facilities, enhance programs, and streamline operations; get the rundown for two exciting days in Orlando.
The NIRSA Intramural & Club Sports Institute offers a unique blend of learning sessions and networking opportunities, explains Carissa Short, Rec Sports Coordinator at UMSL and one of the an organizers of this year’s event.
NIRSA understands that making the case to attend a conference involves showing its value—for you and your institution. Check out tips from our "Convince Your Boss" page to help you make your case for support.
On behalf of NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Task Force and the Promising Practices Work Group, the Association is proud to share its ninth Promising Practice—Butler University.
Register for NIRSA 2025 early to secure the best rates, ensure access to precons, and to book discounted hotel rooms in the NIRSA block. Join us in Orlando from April 23–26, as we celebrate 75 years of NIRSA.
Learn more about the new Certified Student Affairs Educator-Campus Recreation (CSAEd-CR™) credential, designed for mid- and senior-level campus rec professionals and for student affairs educators looking to transition into campus rec.
