In 2024, University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Bakke Recreation and Wellbeing Center was honored with a NIRSA Outstanding Facilities Award. Learn more about this innovative facility.
The Wellbeing Briefing Work Group is connecting with some of its favorite presenters on the topic of wellbeing who were at NIRSA 2024 to share learnings with all members.
Congratulations to the movers and shakers within NIRSA who have recently changed jobs within the collegiate recreation profession!
Join us in welcoming our new professional, student, institutional, and associate members who are now part of the NIRSA community. The following members joined NIRSA as of August 20, 2024.
The policy agenda is based on principles NIRSA supports and pertains to policies promoting and advancing success for both students and the higher education practitioners who support them as well as their communities.
This month, NIRSA President Erin Patchett shares findings from "Initial Development and Validation of the Campus Recreation Constraints and Negotiations Questionnaire."
Open and free to all colleges and universities, #HEALTHYCAMPUSWEEK2024 is happening September 16–20 and features the Largest Physical Activity Challenge on Wednesday, September 18.
On behalf of NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Task Force and the Promising Practices Work Group, the Association is proud to share its seventh Promising Practice—University of California, Berkeley.
As an association, NIRSA strives to monitor and track policy and legislative issues with the potential to impact our members or the campus communities they serve; see the Active Policy Solutions updates from August 6.
Campus Recreation Essentials: Facility Operations offers a crash course in budgeting, staffing, risk management, technology, and more!
