Eligible students can submit an article by October 16 to Athletic Business Magazine for a chance to be published. Eight students will win a full-conference pass to AB Show 2021 and other perks.
With recent shifts towards almost exclusive virtual programming, administration, and communication, it’s clear that our understanding and adaptation within the virtual world must keep up.
The NIRSA Assembly is excited to share the panel “Gen Z: Re-Shaping Higher Education and Its Impact on Collegiate Rec” at NIRSA 2020.
Eric Nickel, Director of University Recreation at James Madison University, has been selected as the recipient of the 2020 NIRSA Honor Award!
The NIRSA Assembly has been tasked with thinking critically about how we, as collegiate recreation professionals, can leverage technology and the virtual world to better serve our populations’ wellbeing.
Tell the eligible students on your campus about this fantastic opportunity from NIRSA and Athletic Business to tell their story to a national audience; they might just win a free trip to NIRSA 2020.
Eligible students can submit an article before October 18 to Athletic Business Magazine for a chance to be published. Eight students will be published and one will win a trip to NIRSA 2020.
NIRSA members Jeremy Battjes of the University of Arkansas and Armand Buzzelli share with AB Magazine how programming and resources offered by campus rec departments are making positive and lasting impacts on students.
Eligible students are invited to submit an article before October 18 based on their experience working for their institution's rec department. One student will win an all-expenses-paid trip to NIRSA 2020.
How can we best meet the needs of our student staff? Lindsay Brookey of North Carolina – Chapel Hill explores successful ways she has focused the experiences of her student staff on development and retention.
