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The Wellbeing Briefing Work Group connects with A'Naja Newsome

The Wellbeing Briefing Work Group of NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Task Force recently shared the latest issue of the Wellbeing Briefing. Take a few minutes this week to invest in and reflect on resources to build a culture of wellbeing at your place of work, through the curated articles and other resources shared in the April 2026 issue of the newsletter.

About the Wellbeing Briefing

This quarterly email briefing is aimed at educating, communicating, sharing, and connecting members to new and existing resources in the wellbeing space.

The April 2026 issue highlights several articles, success stories, resources, and some ideas of how to move ideas into action, including their video interview with Megan Byas-Hill, Assistant Director of Fitness and Wellness at Tulane University to talk about the Employee Health Improvement Program at Tulane! Get ideas for enriching your employee health and wellbeing programs.

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Promising Practices

Promising Practices are collaborative or integrated wellbeing initiatives and campus-wide efforts that—driven and realized by the efforts of campus recreation staff and leaders—support the campus community. Explore the learnings from 10 leading schools online at www.nirsa.org/promising.

Support from the NIRSA Foundation

Thanks to NIRSA Foundation donors for their continued support of NIRSA’s wellbeing work! Individual donations made to the NIRSA Foundation in 2026 support its missions and programs into the future.

  • If you have questions how to ensure the Wellbeing Briefing reaches your inbox, please contact NIRSA Communications Director Simon Bravo.

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