The 2019-2020 NIRSA Assembly members begin their term
The 2019–2020 NIRSA Assembly roster has been finalized and approved by the NIRSA Board of Directors, and members will serve from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
The 2019–2020 NIRSA Assembly roster has been finalized and approved by the NIRSA Board of Directors, and members will serve from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
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 June 21, 2019.
Come one, come all—join in on the fun at a NIRSA regional flag football tournament this fall! Twelve tournament sites have been selected as 2019 hosts.
In Spring 2017, Jenna Morogiello, MS, LAT, ATC, became the Coordinator of Injury Prevention and Care at Georgia Southern University. See what she's learned implementing a concussion policy for intramural sports.
Attending the Triventure improves your skills and will provide you with knowledge you can take back to your campus to make it even better. You definitely won’t want to miss it, so register today!
As an association, NIRSA strives to monitor and track policy and legislative issues with the potential to impact our members or the campus communities they serve; see the Active Policy Solutions updates from June 10.
Members Lexi Chaput of the University of Michigan, Wallace Eddy of the University of Maryland, and Ian McGregor of Ian McGregor & Associates share with AB Magazine how campus recreation is improving concussion protocols.
As an association, NIRSA strives to monitor and track policy and legislative issues with the potential to impact our members or the campus communities they serve; see the Active Policy Solutions updates from May 28.
Designed for coaches, officials, instructors, players, and fans, this easy-to-read rule book and officials’ manual reflects NIRSA’s commitment to the development of flag and touch football.
At Sam Houston State University, fitness and nutrition are viewed as two equally important components of wellbeing that the recreation department does its best to tackle head on for the sake of its student population.