Get ready for NIRSA Community Connections
Beginning March 16, NIRSA will be launching a monthly “Community Connections” hour where those attending will break out into small groups for engaging conversations focused on a selected theme or topic.
Beginning March 16, NIRSA will be launching a monthly “Community Connections” hour where those attending will break out into small groups for engaging conversations focused on a selected theme or topic.
From now until March 18, Universidad Tecmilenio’s Institute for Wellbeing and Happiness invites you to join them for their premier event: Semana de la Felicidad, or Happiness Week!
PLAE invests heavily in the markets it supports, including campus recreation. They explain why they stepped up as the main sponsor of the 2021 NIRSA Virtual Annual Conference and Campus Rec & Wellness Expo.
Ashley Lax, Assistant Director of Sport Programs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison shines a spotlight on her mentor David Davenport, Director of University Recreation at Austin Peay State University.
The newly constituted Cross-Campus Integration Work Group is developing a new, multi-layered resource for NIRSA members called Promising Practices. Apply to be featured by March 12.
Katherine Geter of the University of Houston explores some seminal figures who have trailblazed ways for Black professionals to make an impact within and beyond NIRSA; see her spotlight on Mirum Washington-White.
Join us during the month of February for the NIRSA Foundation Virtual 5K! Run, walk, bike, swim, or just binge your favorite TV shows—all these activities can count towards your Virtual 5K experience.
Wherever you are in your collegiate recreation career, please consider applying for a position on the NIRSA Assembly! Applications are due Wednesday, March 24.
NIRSA invites you to register today and participate in its 21-day habit building challenge to advance racial equity as part of your Black History Month actions.
Katherine Geter of the University of Houston explores some seminal figures who have trailblazed ways for Black professionals to make an impact within and beyond NIRSA; see her spotlight on Stan Shingles of Central Michigan University.