Cara Lucia, Ph.D, associate professor at Elon University and current NIRSA President recently published “Inclusive Excellence in Collegiate Recreation: How NIRSA is Exhibiting Action” the quarterly magazine College Services.
Campus Drug Prevention, an educational arm of the United State Government’s Drug Enforcement Administration, in conjunction with the Red Ribbon Campaign, is gearing up for their 34th Red Ribbon Week.
In the September 2021 issue of Athletic Business Magazine, writer Michael Popke catches up NIRSA members and volunteer leaders to discuss how sport can be a vehicle for social change.
NIRSA has retained 122 Consulting Group to conduct a climate study that assesses NIRSA’s culture, climate, and structures; the supporting survey is open through September 28.
The Association owes a huge debt of gratitude to the eleven members who served these past two-and-a-half years on the NIRSA Health and Wellbeing Task Force.
The policy agenda is based on principles NIRSA supports and pertains to policies promoting and advancing success for both students and the higher education practitioners who support them as well as their communities.
Introducing the NIRSA Change Makers series. This month, Cara Lucia speaks with Todd Bauch of Portland State , Kevin George of Rowan University, Vicki Highstreet of University of Nebraska, and Michael Howard of Duke.
In June, the Department of Education issued a statement that contradicts recently passed bills and some in the pipeline by clarifying that transgender students are protected under Title IX.
Have you been following the journey of women making history in NIRSA? Explore stories of established and emerging women leaders who have already and continue to transform the profession.
We hope you’ll follow the journey of women in NIRSA over the coming weeks—a journey that opened the way for future NIRSA leaders. Explore women making history during a time when they were trailblazing a return to NIRSA.
