Most professional development events. Some partnerships.
NIRSA representative Victoria Lopez-Herrera of the University of Texas, San Antonio presented at the first NASPA LAC International Student Affairs Conference: Challenges and Meaning, in Bogotá, Colombia.
On May 1, Montana will officially change its NIRSA regional affiliation become a part of NIRSA Region VI.
The #RecChat team was joined in November by three members of the Small Programs Advisory Committee: Todd Bowyer, Roanoke college; Joe Hoff, Texas A&M at Galveston; and Alecia Stegenga, the University of Illinois at Chicago.
The #RecChat team is collaborating with members of the Small Programs Advisory Council for the November edition of #RecChat on Wednesday, November 15.
Volunteer NIRSA leaders from the State of Montana have brought forth an official request for regional realignment, proposing to change their regional affiliation within NIRSA from Region V to Region VI.
In the aftermath of recent hurricanes, NIRSA members have supported various relief initiatives, with some schools serving as shelters, collecting supplies, or setting up dedicated relief funds.
On behalf of NIRSA, David Hall, Director of Campus Recreation at Springfield College, had the opportunity to present at the NASPA Annual Conference, an important stage for campus recreation to tell its story.
NIRSA members in the newly-established Canadian Region recently voted via electronic elections to fill the open positions on the NIRSA Member Network and the Canadian Regional Leadership Team.
#RecChat will soon be back with its May edition featuring a Google hangout with Vicki Highstreet. The topic for this edition of #RecChat is the Registry of Collegiate Recreational Sports Professionals.
Earlier this week, the NIRSA Board of Directors took the final step required by the Association’s Regional Composition Policy and, with the passing of a resolution, formally established Canada as a distinct region of NIRSA!
