The latest issue of the NIRSA Wellbeing Briefing hit member inboxes in June. The NIRSA Health & Wellbeing Task Force's Member Resource Development Team shares highlights from the wellbeing field.
NIRSA is launching the NIRSA Women+ Caucus. The Association strives to ensure that all individuals who identify as women are seen and represented.
This past year, an Assembly sub-work team was tasked with examining how collegiate recreation departments navigated and responded to disruptors. This was obviously an extremely timely topic given the COVID-19 pandemic.
The NIRSA Board of Directors has expanded on a recent statement opposing the increasing number of bills being introduced into state legislatures regarding transgender athletes’ participation in sports.
Take a few minutes to sit-in with Pam Watts and Victoria Lopez-Herrera from the University of Texas at San Antonio as they explore community, connection, and how the Association is pursuing a better culture.
A NIRSA Assembly work team focused on getting more information around professional development opportunities and the impact of partnerships in higher education through a survey administered in April 2021. Survey results led to many insights.
Have you ever considered pursuing an career in academia? NIRSA member Jacob Eubank, EdD shares insights about making the jump from a campus recreation practitioner to a professor.
Join us for the May Community Connections session, which will take place on Tuesday, May 18 at 9:00am PT. Please note that you must register for this session no later than Thursday, May 13.
In the May 2021 issue of Athletic Business Magazine, writer Michael Popke catches up with NIRSA members to see how two schools moved fitness programming outdoors during the pandemic.
As we approach a verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial, NIRSA, like all communities, has been called to reexamine its own structures and history, as well as to provide members opportunities to lean into both learning and community.
