CampusGroups is a private community platform, uniting student organizations, departments, teams and every group on campus.
Request a demoSchool-wide user tags allow for greater classification and targeting of students beyond the scope of groups, giving administrators more flexibility to manage their students. Add custom designation tags to sort and categorize particular students, such as:
Read MoreWe have added a helpful button for you to quickly download reports in most of our search listings in the system. This is a fantastic way to easily filter your search results and then promptly download a subsect of data.
Read MoreCampusGroups has created a new widget to allow administrators to send weekly or monthly email listing of upcoming events to selected students based on group type. This is a great way for students to know what is happening on campus!
Read MoreWe have revamped the CampusGroups search functionality to improve exploration. Our goal was to provide nicer looking search results and to allow you to filter those even further from there.
Read MoreWe have expanded membership duration options beyond academic year and semester. Now, two more duration options are available to meet the diverse needs of all groups: 6 months and 12 months from the initial date of registration.
Read MoreYet sometimes students RSVP to conflicting events and end up only attending one. This results in wasted food, supplies and cash, directly diminishing ROI. Double-booking events can be frustrating for student leaders, VIP guest speakers and other event organizers: everyone who is working hard to achieve the most successful event possible.
Creating custom widgets is a great way for schools and groups to customize specific and visible areas of the platform and to add clear external links you'd like to highlight (such as your school's mailbox or IT department websites).
Read Morehe Wharton School provides a campus experience that is rich with opportunities for student involvement and leadership, provided by a large infrastructure of over 100 clubs and organizations and about 25 conferences.
With so many different options to get involved as a club leader or member, the majority of Wharton students join a lot of groups, on average about nine clubs.
Read MoreCampusGroups by Ready Education help build community by encouraging active participation of all students, not just those who are the most engaged
