As we head into Hispanic Heritage Month, Victoria Lopez-Herrera, Senior Associate Director at the University of Texas at San Antonio, encourages you to deepen your learning, explore stories, and make connections.
NIRSA: Leaders in Collegiate Recreation is incredibly fortunate to have Tanika Santos MacSwain as a dedicated NIRSA member and leader. She is an all star in campus recreation!
The Association recognized Central Connecticut State University’s dedication to the success of its students by honoring its updated facility with a 2022 Outstanding Facilities Award.
Like many NIRSA professionals, Thomas Giles at Florida International University continues to learn and grow; see why he's a campus recreation all star.
NIRSA proudly celebrates the College of the Holy Cross’ commitment to providing experiences desired and valued by students, and decorated it with a 2022 Outstanding Facilities Award.
Anna Champion is truly an enthusiastic and dedicated campus recreation professional! NIRSA is fortunate to count her as a member.
The WELL at California State University – Sacramento incorporates student wellbeing into their team’s student staff training each semester through the Leadership Training Series.
The campus recreation team at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) plays a big role in making student experiences with Access ETSU—a unique, inclusive academic program—so rich.
Courtney Forrette, South Dakota State University’s Competitive Sports and Summer Camp Coordinator, is an all-star in campus recreation.
NIRSA members are invited to celebrate Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month this May.
