Every year, the Association seeks to honor and highlight members who have made an impact by recognizing their outstanding service and achievements. NIRSA Awards are presented annually at the NIRSA Annual Conference & Campus Rec and
“Work is love made visible.” –Kahlil Gibran
Man, it’s a hot one. Like seven inches from the midday sun. However, despite some record-breaking heat, if I could describe how summer is going overall, I would answer
In mid-June, the Member Network took off to Phoenix, Arizona to check out the site of the 2020 NIRSA Annual Conference. After what was the craziest travel of my life, I got to spend five
“No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.” –H.E. Luccock
My beginnings in campus rec
I began my journey with the NIRSA Championship Series long before it was ever called such.
The NIRSA Assembly is a leadership group made up of NIRSA professional, student, and associate members as well as non-NIRSA members. They are facilitators of thoughtful discussions surrounding hot topics that will affect the profession in
The NIRSA Assembly, a forward-thinking leadership group, has focused discussion on the changing demographics and enrollment shifts expected to occur across the nation over the next decade. The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE)
As a wholly-owned subsidiary of NIRSA, the NIRSA Services Corporation (NSC) Board of Directors is appointed by the NIRSA Board of Directors. We are pleased to announce the following appointments to the NSC Board for
The NIRSA Foundation Board of Directors traveled to Oregon in early May for its orientation and face-to-face spring Board meetings.
NIRSA Foundation President Janice DeMonsi, new Board members Linda Knight and Randall Ford, and reappointed Board member Lexi Chaput
Summertime is a great time for housecleaning and Association business is no exception. Summer is when NIRSA, NSC, and NIRSA Foundation budget projections are prepared and approved for the upcoming fiscal year.
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NIRSA’s Health & Wellbeing Task Force had the opportunity to meet in person April 16-18 to kick start their work. The successful meetings were graciously hosted by the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.
The location allowed the
