The Student Leadership Team (SLT) is welcoming all students to a roundtable about campus recreation and student opportunities with NIRSA. Discover more about what it looks like to volunteer for the association. The SLT will also be talking about their own experiences on the team and why they chose to get involved. Come learn about how getting active early in leadership can help your career!
Every year, on the day commemorating NIRSA’s founding — February 22, 1950 — we like to gather together with schools, companies, and associations across North America to celebrate campus recreation.
This unique conference empowers young minority students with the skills and knowledge that lay the foundation to building meaningful careers in the field of collegiate recreation. The ERSL Conference encourages diversity in our association in an effort to better reflect the populations and demographics that NIRSA members serve.
The ORSA State Workshop is an opportunity for Campus Recreation professionals in the state of Ohio to connect, learn, and network during this two-day workshop. The days are filled with educational sessions, fundraising for scholarships, and engagement with vendors. This will mark the 50th ORSA workshop. There will be plenty of nods to ORSA history and former members to recognize this milestone.
From facility support, coaching development, and education programs to social and competitive play on college and university campuses, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) provides comprehensive support for collegiate tennis across the United States. Join this webinar to learn more about these resources and how to utilize tennis to inspire healthier people and communities everywhere.
The Recreation 101 Virtual Course series gives NIRSA members the opportunity to establish a core, introductory knowledge base tied to specific content domains. A detailed description of the Introduction to Collegiate Esports 101 course will become available soon.
The Recreation 101 Virtual Course series gives NIRSA members the opportunity to establish a core, introductory knowledge base tied to specific content domains. A detailed description of the Introduction to Collegiate Recreation Officiating 101 course will become available soon.
The Recreation 101 Virtual Course series gives NIRSA members the opportunity to establish a core, introductory knowledge base tied to specific content domains. A detailed description of the Introduction to Collegiate Sport Clubs 101 course will become available soon.
This course provides an in-depth introduction to collegiate intramural sports, covering their definition, benefits, historical evolution, and various types. Participants will learn how to plan, organize, and run intramural events and tournaments effectively. The course also includes strategies for event planning, facility management, team recruitment, and student development.
