Conference organizers are excited about the lineup of networking opportunities that are planned for this year’s event. Explore a few of the networking highlights that you can look forward to in Portland, OR.
Tuesday, March 29 offers up more than half a dozen learning opportunities and networking experiences for individuals to choose from, ahead of the Annual Conference’s Opening General Session.
For our first in-person Annual Conference since Boston in 2019, the program and schedule for the 2022 Conference and Expo in Portland will have some familiar milestones and some new opportunities.
Consider presenting at the 30th ERSL Conference, which is themed “Moving Forward—Together.” The deadline for priority submissions is Friday, December 3. Submit a presentation proposal by the Friday, December 10 deadline for all submissions!
Online conference registration for the 2022 NIRSA Annual Conference & Campus Rec and Wellness Expo—happening March 29- April 1 in Portland, OR—will open November 30.
Join NIRSA intramural sports colleagues June 28-29 for intentional skill building and relationship making as industry experts dive into topics like sports officials' development, rebuilding a student staff team, pay-to-play models, and other nontraditional events.
July 14-15, leading esports professionals from across the Association are teaming up to deliver NIRSA’s Collegiate Esports Virtual Institute. Registration for the learning event is now open and members enjoy registration discounts.
Registration is now open for the 2021 Aspiring Directors Institute, presented by NIRSA, ACUI, and ACUHO-I! The three-week virtual program is happening virtually July 12-30. Secure your spot today!
Register for the NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute, presented by Mondo and happening in partnership with the 2021 AB Show by June 14 to receive a steeply discounted price.
Join NIRSA intramural sports colleagues June 28-29 for intentional skill building and relationship making as industry experts dive into topics like sports officials' development, rebuilding a student staff team, pay-to-play models, and other nontraditional events.
