Recognize and celebrate Juneteenth on your campus and in your community
Juneteenth symbolizes the joy of freedom within the Black community and represents a start to new opportunities within the United States.
Kansas State University celebrates 100 years of recreation on campus
This summer, Kansas State University Recreational Services celebrated 100 years of service at K-State with cake and ice cream, a climbing wall challenge, a sand volleyball tournament, and more.
Women making history – Transforming the profession (1990s-Today)
Have you been following the journey of women making history in NIRSA? Explore stories of established and emerging women leaders who have already and continue to transform the profession.
Celebrate the history of NIRSA’s “Region 7”
Celebrate the rich history of NIRSA’s “Region 7” and discover the many ways to stay involved and connected all year with NIRSA colleagues who identify as LGBTQ or as allies.
Women Making History: Trailblazing the return to NIRSA (1970s and 1980s)
We hope you’ll follow the journey of women in NIRSA over the coming weeks—a journey that opened the way for future NIRSA leaders. Explore women making history during a time when they were trailblazing a return to NIRSA.
Women making history – The interregnum (1959-1971)
We hope you’ll follow the journey of women in NIRSA over the coming weeks—a journey that opened the way for future NIRSA leaders. Explore women making history during a time when they were denied membership in NIRSA.
Women making history – NIRSA’s founding and the early years (1950s)
We hope you’ll follow the journey of women in NIRSA over the coming weeks—a journey that opened the way for future NIRSA leaders. Explore women making history during NIRSA’s founding and the early years.
NIRSA’s HBCU Committee carries on a long tradition
The HBCU Committee was established to continue focusing on the unique needs of recreation departments at historically black colleges and universities, and extol the legacy of HBCUs as a central part of NIRSA’s history.
David Davenport and Mrs. Lee Wasson catch up to talk NIRSA
Did you miss this last Friday’s Instagram Live call between NIRSA President David Davenport, Director of Recreation at Austin Peay State University and Mrs. “Mama” Lee Wasson, spouse of NIRSA founder Dr. William Wasson?
Join Mrs. Lee Wasson and David Davenport for a Live Chat on December 11
NIRSA President David Davenport will have a conversation with Mrs. “Mama” Lee Wasson, spouse of NIRSA founder Dr. William Wasson, on December 11; join them for what’s sure to be an insightful live chat.