News and updates related to research initiatives.
NIRSA’s wellbeing survey is live
NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Survey is now live! The survey will be open until Monday, June 26. Take it today!
Submit a proposal for the upcoming RSJ Special Issue by May 31
Just a few days remain to submit a proposal for publication in the upcoming special issue of the NIRSA Recreational Sports Journal focusing on justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion in collegiate recreation and practice.
NIRSA Health & Wellbeing 2021 Survey Summary is live
In 2021, NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Task Force launched the second iteration of “The State of Wellbeing in Collegiate Recreation” survey and the summary of responses is now available.
NIRSA, NASPA, and ACHA research grant awardee presents findings
Dr. Micah Griffin shares research on how the organizational structure of wellbeing programs varies by institution size and scope to best support the dimensions of student wellness on campus.
NIRSA set to survey members about the association’s JDEI climate
NIRSA has engaged diversity strategists 122 Consulting Group to conduct a climate study that assesses NIRSA’s culture, climate, and structures and determines welcoming practices and barriers preventing equity for all.
Schools are cautiously optimistic about the future of campus rec
At the turn of the year, NIRSA invited senior leaders to participate in a survey to better understand the impact of COVID-19 on campus rec operations. The aggregated data is now available to NIRSA members.
Apply to serve on the Recreational Sports Journal Editorial Board
Due to mid-term vacancies and retirements, multiple positions are currently available on the 20-person Recreational Sports Journal Editorial Board!
The 2020 NIRSA Research Grant application period opens May 1
The NIRSA Research & Assessment Committee will begin accepting proposals for the 2020 NIRSA Research Grant cycle on Friday, May 1.
Institutional Data Set participants receive discounts on reports
Contribute your institution’s data for the Rec Facilities report and become eligible to receive it at a discounted rate. To receive this discounted rate, members must contribute their institution's data by April 15.
Apply for AccessLex Institute/Air Research Grants
The AccessLex Institute/AIR Grant is a research and dissertation fellows program intended to promote scholarship on issues related to access, affordability, and the value of graduate and professional education.