Recent Region I News
2023 Region I Award of Merit
Congratulations: Jason Incorvati Associate Director for Programs and Student Development at UMASS Amherst Jason received an M.S. in Exercise and Sport Sciences in 2005 from the University of Florida. At Florida, Jason was a graduate [...]
NIRSA Region 1 Conference – October 16-18 in Hartford, CT
"Unleash Your Potential: Empowering Well-Being Through Campus Recreation" October 16th - 18th Hartford Marriott Downtown Visit the Conference Webpage!
Save The Date! NIRSA Region 1 Conference – October 16-18 in Hartford, CT
October 16 - October 18 Conference details and web page coming soon! Presentation Proposals Are Now Open! The theme for the conference is "Unleash your potential: Empowering well-being through campus recreation" Presentation Proposal Form Conference [...]
Join us at NIRSA 2022 in Portland!
March 29 — April 1 Oregon Convention Center 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Portland, Oregon
Recent NIRSA News
- New Members – May 2024 May 16, 2024Join us in welcoming our new professional, student, institutional and associate members who are now part of the NIRSA community. The following members joined NIRSA as of May 15, 2024.
- Belonging: A year in review and leadership transition May 16, 2024Review the work of NIRSA's JDEI Implementation Team over the past year; see the new members who will be joining this volunteer group for the 2024-2025 NIRSA leadership year, and preview their upcoming work.
- Members on the Move – May 2024 May 16, 2024Congratulations to the movers and shakers within NIRSA who have recently changed jobs within the collegiate recreation profession!
- IU Recreational Sports is taking strides to improve wellbeing in campus recreation May 15, 2024The leadership at Indiana University RecSports enrolled their entire team of approximately 50 professional staff in NIRSA’s Recreation for Wellbeing: Elevating Our Impact online course.
- Nerd out with NIRSA President Dr. Erin Patchett May 13, 2024Incoming NIRSA President Dr. Erin Patchett introduces herself to NIRSA members and invites them to join her on a journey into research that has the potential to improve practices in the campus rec profession.
