NIRSA will now provide more financial management support for the events by taking on the risks associated with signing venue and hotel contracts; regional contingency funds will be reallocated.
The NIRSA Board of Directors has expanded on a recent statement opposing the increasing number of bills being introduced into state legislatures regarding transgender athletes’ participation in sports.
Take a few minutes to sit-in with Pam Watts and Victoria Lopez-Herrera from the University of Texas at San Antonio as they explore community, connection, and how the Association is pursuing a better culture.
After nearly six years of continuous service on the NIRSA Board, outgoing President David Davenport of Austin Peay State University reflects back on the leadership year with NIRSA Executive Director Pam Watts.
As we approach a verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial, NIRSA, like all communities, has been called to reexamine its own structures and history, as well as to provide members opportunities to lean into both learning and community.
NIRSA opposes legislation or policies that restrict or ban transgender individuals from participating.
NIRSA, the NIRSA Foundation, and the NIRSA Services Corporation finalize 2021-2022 rosters for all three Boards of Directors with recent appointments.
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.
Katherine Geter of the University of Houston explores some seminal figures who have trailblazed ways for Black professionals to make an impact within and beyond NIRSA; see her spotlight on Mirum Washington-White.
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.
