Let’s talk: Notes from the NIRSA Member Network
This year, the NIRSA Member Network will be working to move forward with actions and opportunities that address the foremost themes we’ve received: communication, value, and purpose.
This year, the NIRSA Member Network will be working to move forward with actions and opportunities that address the foremost themes we’ve received: communication, value, and purpose.
In her second NIRSA President's Notes leadership blog, Lashica Thomas, Director of Campus Recreation at Columbus State University, shares insights with NIRSA members about the upcoming work looking at association governance.
Chair of the Championship Series Executive Team Stephanie Calhoun shares about her passion for campus recreation and what she believes the "heart of the Series" is all about.
In her debut NIRSA President's Notes leadership blog, Lashica Thomas, Director of Campus Recreation at Columbus State University, shares insights with NIRSA members about the direction and impact of the campus rec profession.
Dr. A’Naja Newsome is an Assistant Professor within the College of Health Sciences at the University of Central Florida and she joins her husband Kristopher for a very special capstone “YOU MATTER” Series conversation.
NIRSA is excited to shine a spotlight on the exciting research around sports officials being done by Jacob K. Tingle, Ed.D., Director of Sport Management at Trinity University and NIRSA member since 1994.
This month, Kris Newsome focuses NIRSA Championship Series Executive Committee in his “You Matter” series.
NIRSA is honored to announce that Dr. Jacob Tingle, . Director of Sport Management at Trinity University as the 2025 recipient of the prestigious Sarah Fain Distinguished Service Award.
In her final NIRSA President's Notes, Dr. Erin Patchett shares some glimpses into how peers at three schools have used research to guide their practice.
This month, Kris Newsome focuses on the United States Tennis Association (USTA) and the partnership between the NIRSA Championship Series and the USTA Tennis On Campus program in his “You Matter” series.