The Board of Directors approves the new NIRSA Research Agenda
The most significant revision to the NIRSA Research Agenda is its intentional alignment with NIRSA’s Strategic Values and Core Competencies.
The most significant revision to the NIRSA Research Agenda is its intentional alignment with NIRSA’s Strategic Values and Core Competencies.
NIRSA professional and student members have access to the Institutional Data Set's full reporting capabilities for the 2015-2016 data set!
The committee’s charges for the 2017-2018 volunteer leadership cycle continue to build upon the work of previous committees.
The NIRSA Research and Assessment Committee encourages members and non-members from NIRSA member institutions to submit their research grant applications from May 1–June 30.
Dr. Jacqueline McDowell received the 2013 NIRSA Research Grant for her project “Toward the Development of National Intramural and Club Sport Gender Equity Guidelines.”
One of the most well attended sessions during the 2017 NIRSA Annual Conference was Keith Howard’s presentation “Race, Identity, and Belonging: Examining College Students’ Preferences for Sport and Active Recreation.”
Sagamore-Venture is offering NIRSA members free 90-day access to the special issue of the Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education, and Leadership (JOREL) titled “Campus Outdoor Recreation Programs.”
The comparative results feature is now available to participating members of the NIRSA Institutional Data Set! Participating NIRSA members may now access question-by-question comparisons of their data against other member institutions.
We encourage your participation in our data collection efforts. By participating, you not only improve the value of this resource for yourself but also for your colleagues within the Association.
Not only have twenty poster presentations been selected for NIRSA 2017, but there will also be a new feature this year to highlight a number of them: The Research Hour.