Special Olympics is offering virtual youth leadership trainings and summits in the 2020-2021 year. These trainings are designed for both high school and college-aged students with and without intellectual disabilities.
NIRSA’s 21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge © for Campus Recreation, supported by Mondo, begins on Monday, September 14. There's still time to challenge your team to build racial equity habits with you.
Two new volunteer leadership teams have been constituted. The NIRSA Championship Series Social Justice Task Force and Esports Task Force applications are open through September 11.
Campus recreation professionals and their student affairs colleagues are invited to be part of NIRSA’s 21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge © for Campus Recreation.
NIRSA's Government Affairs Committee stays up-to-date on the latest federal and state policy and legislative news through a variety of scanning tools.
See how NIRSA institutional member The Ohio State University was able to use their established culture of wellbeing to continue succeeding in a virtual world.
NIRSA recently joined other associations to explore how the student affairs profession can make progress in addressing racial justice on college campuses as part of the Student Affairs Commitment to Racial Justice: Day of Action.
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.
Over the past several days, outrage and anger and sadness poured out into the streets across the U.S. NIRSA will continue to champion equity, diversity, and inclusion as crucial to healthy people and healthy communities.
In our collective pursuit to co-create cultures of integrated wellbeing on campuses worldwide, we want to ensure we are building from a shared understanding and foundation.
