NIRSA has an incredible opportunity for NIRSA student officials: A chance to officiate Unified flag football and basketball games at the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games! Submit your application today!
The recent murder of six women of Asian descent extends an appalling escalation of violence directed at the Asian community. We condemn these acts of violence and all forms of racism, misogyny, marginalization, and dehumanization.
The NIRSA Board of Directors is aiming to approve a final draft of the Strategic Plan at their March 30 Board meeting. During this final drafting stage of refinement, member feedback is welcome.
The LGBTQ Caucus is excited to introduce Queer Coffee Hour, a monthly coffee hour for members of our community and our allies to be able to connect in a very informal setting.
NIRSA is looking for two supervisors of student officials—one for basketball and one for flag football—for the Special Olympics USA Games taking place June 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Apply by April 12!
Recently, NIRSA signed onto a letter asking high-ranking college decision makers to recognize the essential role our members, and many throughout student affairs, have played in their campus’ COVID-19 response.
From now until March 18, Universidad Tecmilenio’s Institute for Wellbeing and Happiness invites you to join them for their premier event: Semana de la Felicidad, or Happiness Week!
The newly constituted Cross-Campus Integration Work Group is developing a new, multi-layered resource for NIRSA members called Promising Practices. Apply to be featured by March 12.
NIRSA invites you to register today and participate in its 21-day habit building challenge to advance racial equity as part of your Black History Month actions.
Transgender participation in sports has again come up in the legislative agenda for multiple states, as well as a bill in the US House of Representatives; Chris Crum, co-chair of NIRSA’s Government Affairs Committee gives an update.
