News and updates regarding benefits to NIRSA membership.
This year, the Student Leadership Team developed “Give to Grow,” a campaign designed to raise enough money to fund seven scholarships (one for a student from each region) to attend NIRSA 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona.
The NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council has been working to give colleagues some insight into various approaches to implementing concussion protocols. Oklahoma State University is pleased to share in this series.
Congratulations to the movers and shakers within NIRSA who have recently changed jobs within the collegiate recreation profession!
On November 15, the National Coalition for Promoting Physical Activity (NCPPA), of which NIRSA is a Board member, hosted a Congressional briefing for a standing-room-only crowd.
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 December 14, 2018.
Return to play and return to learn protocols should be parts of your overall strategy related to concussion management.
In mid-November, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the second edition of the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans; changes aren’t radical, but some important, data-supported additions are new.
NIRSA, NASPA, and ACHA invited seventeen thought leaders across higher education to participate in a research summit on wellbeing at NASPA’s Washington DC headquarters on December 11.
After the recent US mid-term elections, Active Policy Solutions has prepared a summary document highlighting what can be anticipated from the 116th Congress, with particular attention to issues impacting higher education.
In an effort to keep up with this growing trend, the NIRSA/NACA Esports Task Force are conducting a survey of the current state and desired future state of collegiate esports.
