The students’ point of view about NIRSA and collegiate recreation from the NIRSA Student Leader.
Elevate
I have always been drawn to the word “elevate.” In my mind, the definition is simple: it means to rise, to progress to the next level, to grow.
Finding balance
In my first post as your NIRSA Student Leader, I would like to ask you to take time to analyze and find out what balance means to you.
Peace, Love, and NIRSA: It’s not an end, it’s a beginning
I thought it would be fitting in my final post as your NIRSA Student Leader to detail the way that the phrase “Peace, Love, and NIRSA” came to fruition for myself and for our Association.
The road to networking: ERSL and the Region III Student Lead On
ERSLC2017 and the Region III Student Lead On fell within a week of each other, and I was grateful to be able to attend both.
The winning formula for 2017
I hope this article finds you in a timely manner as new year’s resolutions may be fading out and old habits beginning to fade back in. I’d like to share with you what I think will be the winning formula for 2017 along with some inspirational material to back it up.
This winning formula isn’t some […]
Humans of NIRSA: The Championship Series is more than competition
Allow me to introduce you to two NIRSA members who are exemplary products of the NIRSA Championship Series’ opportunities for growth: Scott Flickinger and Kelsey Jones.
Humans of NIRSA: Canada in motion
After spending 15 minutes with NIRSA members Chris Dawe, Heather Foster, and Jordan Bishop, I can assure you that Canada is most certainly in motion.
Humans of NIRSA: Drew Loso and Madison Lewis
"I am very excited to share the story of two NIRSA members whose current working relationship at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington was formed through their roots 384 miles north in Harrisonburg, Virginia."
Humans of NIRSA: Demitri Lahanas, Riley Spenningsby, and Carly Zeiger
I am so excited to introduce you to three NIRSA student members whose futures are so bright I’m wearing sunglasses while writing this article.
Humans of NIRSA: Earl Cabellon & Ryan Holbrook
Think back to the events in your life that have led you to pursue a career in collegiate recreation. I’m not a betting man, but I’d put money on the notion that most of us found our way thanks to mentoring from a professional in the field.