At NIRSA 2019, the Assembly will host “Tell Our Story. Sell Our Impact. Share Our Vision.” Please join us for a discussion on advocating for collegiate recreation as the higher education landscape evolves over time.
The NIRSA Assembly announces the release of its guide to health and wellbeing resources—an online tool created for campus recreation professionals who want to learn about promising practices and initiatives surrounding health and wellbeing promotion.
The 2018–2019 NIRSA Assembly roster has been finalized and approved by the NIRSA Board of Directors, and members will serve from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.
Whether you possess a broad, working knowledge of the profession, strategic expertise, or a passion for current and relevant topics related to collegiate recreation, you’re encouraged to apply!
At NIRSA 2018, the NIRSA Assemly will be hosting an interactive panel focused on some changing demographics we see among today's students.
The NIRSA Assembly—a diverse body of volunteers who serve as the profession's think tank—has compiled a list of resources that can be used to reflect on and facilitate civil discourse on campuses.
The 2017–20178 NIRSA Assembly roster has been finalized and approved by the NIRSA Board of Directors, and members will serve from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018.
The NIRSA Assembly has recently launched a Facebook group to share ideas and hot topics impacting the collegiate recreation profession—topics like civil discourse. Join the group to discover resources, comment, or share with others.
If you want to be a catalyst for action, generate results, and vet ideas in a highly-participatory think tank, consider applying to serve on the NIRSA Assembly!
The NIRSA Assembly, the think-tank of the profession, addresses the role of campus rec in supporting civil discourse and civic engagement.
