I had the privilege of being a part of this year’s NASPA Hill Days. This experience is a hands-on opportunity to lobby for issues that affect the student affairs profession and higher education more broadly.
The turn into a new decade coincides with what is roughly the midpoint of our current Strategic Plan. Celebrate the many accomplishments to date and get excited about opportunities on the horizon.
As we close a chapter on one decade and turn the page to begin another, it feels like a good moment to reflect on where we—as an association of members—have been and where we’re aiming to go.
NIRSA President Leah Hall Dorothy saw firsthand the Member Network and Student Leadership Team at work; these volunteers are critical to advancing a NIRSA Strategic Plan that is firmly grounded in our Association's value proposition.
The NIRSA Board of Directors is excited to announce the appointments to the NSC Board for the 2019-2022 term.
What does it mean to you to be a higher education professional? Connect with incoming NIRSA President Leah Hall Dorothy and start a conversation.
"This has been an awesome (and fast) year of learning, leading, and moving our great association forward," says 2018-2019 NIRSA President Ken Morton as he reflects on his term on the NIRSA Board of Directors.
With the support of their respective nominating committees, NIRSA and the NIRSA Foundation recruited and recommended an estimable slate of board candidates to advance the priorities outlined in the strategic plan.
The NIRSA Board recently approved and appointed a Health & Wellbeing Task Force to help NIRSA be a driving force in an integrated approach to health and wellbeing.
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.