The NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council has been working to give colleagues some insight into various approaches to implementing concussion protocols. The University of Michigan is pleased to share in this series.

The NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council brings our campus recreation colleagues from across North America the first in series of case studies to give insight into the various approaches to implementing concussion protocols.

In the heat of the game, see how one team demonstrates maturity when confronted with a potential concussion for one of their fellow athletes.

Developing and maintaining strong partnerships both on and off campus are essential for your department's support for the safety of its program participants.

As the NIRSA Concussion Advisory Council enters its second year of work, we hope to assist members with the development and evaluation of concussion policies, procedures, and resources.

NIRSA partner SportRisk can help campus recreation professionals address concussions liability—and address the key recommendations outlined in Rowan’s Law, recently enacted legislation in Ontario.

A longtime NIRSA partner, SportRisk has delivered quality risk management assessment and training tools to NIRSA schools for many years.

NIRSA has recognized the need for the profession to identify best practices that mitigate these risks and enhance the safety of student participation.

The NIRSA Board of Directors recently established and appointed a Concussion Advisory Council and their work is already underway.