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NIRSA Senior Director of Operations, Mary Callender retires

At the end of this month, Mary Callender—NIRSA’s longest ever tenured staff member—is set to hang up her lanyard for the last time, after 26 years of employment.

By NIRSA Communications|2021-08-31T09:30:46-07:00August 31, 2021|Categories: NIRSA Headquarters|Tags: member feature, nirsa championship series, strategic values|

Esports opportunities can enrich students’ social wellbeing

As rec professionals look to build community for students on and off campus, esports and gaming opportunities offer benefits to participants—especially among some users who may not otherwise have been involved with programs.

By Charles Steines|2021-08-19T12:55:09-07:00August 19, 2021|Categories: Sports|Tags: esports, health & wellbeing, member feature|

How to create a campus rec environment for everyone

In the July/August 2021 issue of Athletic Business Magazine, writer Michael Popke catches up with NIRSA members to see how campus recreation departments are working to create campus rec environments for everyone.

By NIRSA Communications|2021-09-14T10:49:36-07:00July 30, 2021|Categories: Membership|Tags: athletic business, equity diversity inclusion, member feature, nirsa rec center, strategic values|

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.

By Katherine Geter, Greta LeDoyen and Donavon Hailey|2024-02-28T13:29:45-08:00July 22, 2021|Categories: Member Spotlight, Membership|Tags: advocacy, equity diversity inclusion, history, leadership, member feature, women in NIRSA|

Get ready to meet many of NIRSA’s Change Makers this coming year

NIRSA President Cara Lucia of Elon University introduces the Change Makers vlog—her forthcoming series of entries in the NIRSA President’s Notes leadership blog.

By Cara Lucia|2021-07-20T13:36:12-07:00July 20, 2021|Categories: Blogs|Tags: leadership, member feature, presidents notes|

Integrated wellbeing on campus: Oakland University shares promising practices

Promising Practices are collaborative or integrated wellbeing initiatives and campus-wide efforts that support the campus community. NIRSA is proud to share its first Promising Practice: Oakland University.

By NIRSA Communications|2021-08-03T08:39:21-07:00July 14, 2021|Categories: Member Benefits|Tags: health & wellbeing, member feature, resources|

Beneficiaries and donors share their love for the NIRSA Foundation

We’re appealing to campus recreation professionals this July to join the NIRSA Hot 100, by becoming a recurring donor at $8.40/month. Your cool $100/year will make a huge splash on the future of the campus rec.

By NIRSA Communications|2021-07-09T11:33:20-07:00July 9, 2021|Categories: Philanthropy|Tags: member benefits, member feature, nirsa foundation|

Learn about esports at Iowa State University

Learn more about Iowa State University's esports program from Jason Vlastaras, Associate Director-Programs at Iowa State University Recreation Services.

By NIRSA Communications|2021-07-07T09:07:37-07:00July 7, 2021|Categories: Member Spotlight|Tags: esports, member feature, online learning|

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.

By Allie Bogard and Rachael Finley|2021-07-02T07:16:28-07:00July 2, 2021|Categories: Membership|Tags: equity diversity inclusion, history, member feature|

Learn about esports at University of Michigan – Ann Arbor

Learn more about UMich Esports from Cybbi Barton, Program Manager - Club Sports & Esports for University of Michigan - Ann Arbor’s Rec Sports.

By NIRSA Communications|2021-07-01T14:32:11-07:00July 1, 2021|Categories: Member Spotlight|Tags: esports, member feature, online learning|

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Graduate Coordinator (3): Aquatics (1), Intramural Sports & Special Events (1), Fac Operations (1) | Rowan University - Glassboro, NJ
Glassboro, New Jersey, For All Graduate Coordinator Positions: Attend bi-weekly departmental leadership meetings Ability to work evenings and weekend hours Assist with Campus Recreation special events, all campus recreation staff trainings and meetings, and other duties as assigned Participate in Campus Recreation committees Assist with supervising University and Division-wide events Develop and administer assessments and […]
Graduate Assistant - Facilities | The University of Utah, Campus Recreation Services
Utah, Position Overview This position is primarily responsible for assisting with the management, supervision, scheduling and operation of the Facility Managers (FM’s), Fitness Center (The Core) and Rental Services (Gear Central) to ensure a safe, clean, and secure environment. The Graduate Assistant will be responsible for training, evaluating, and supervising the Crimson Crew student staff, […]
Director of Recreation | University of Washington
Seattle, Washington, Although open until filled, priority application date is January 20, 2025. As a University of Washington (UW) employee, you have a unique opportunity to change lives on our campuses, in our state and around the world. UW employees offer their boundless energy, creative problem-solving skills, and dedication to build stronger minds and a […]
Intramurals & Club Sports Specialist | University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California, About USC Recreational Sports The mission of USC Recreational Sports is to provide the university community with opportunities to pursue a balanced, healthy lifestyle through participation in recreational activities. Recreational Sports aims to support our members through fitness and recreational programming, leadership development, training, and cross-unit collaboration. Our staff works together to […]
Assistant Director, Campus Rec - Fitness/Aquatics | Wright State University
Dayton, Ohio, Job Summary/Basic Function: The Assistant Director for Fitness and Aquatics is responsible for the organization and administration of the fitness and wellness programs within Campus Recreation. The position requires creativity and innovation to develop programs that are responsive to the needs of a diverse student population, including individuals with disabilities, programs that are […]