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.”
26% of students admitted to Old Dominion University have a military affiliation. ODU's Recreation and Wellness department is committed to helping these students successfully navigate the transition to academic life.
Your participants benefit from having something to refuel with after a workout. See what one associate member is doing to combine nutrition, convenience, great taste, and affordability to the burgeoning functional nutrition drink market.
On March 20, New Hampshire Senator Jeanne Shaheen introduced S.786, entitled “A bill to establish a grant program relating to the prevention of student and student athlete opioid misuse,” onto the Senate floor.
On March 22, the Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) celebrated their 18th annual National Health Through Fitness Day. NIRSA was able to attend the 'Day on the Hill' this year.
NIRSA's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Commission invites you to review resources to expand your understanding on vital topics of equity, diversity, or inclusion.
NIRSA's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Commission invites you to review resources to expand your understanding on vital topics of equity, diversity, or inclusion.
One of this Association’s strategic values is equity, diversity, and inclusion and NIRSA has long supported campus rec departments in their efforts to promote inclusive environments.
NIRSA values its history and maintains a commitment to the intentionality behind its founding principles of diversity and inclusion.
As campus recreation strives to develop those healthy and inclusive communities, it is with understanding that this necessitates work and impact outside of our own facility walls. That work requires partnership and collaboration.
