CampusGroups is a private community platform, uniting student organizations, departments, teams and every group on campus.
Get in TouchWidgets make it easy to promote your group, highlight events and help students learn more about your organization by optimizing your site's navigation.
Read MoreAs a Campus Administrator coordinating events, CampusGroups helps keep you up to date and well-informed of events that are being created, including all the details needed in order to approve new events.
Adding event attendees is now even easier. We have added a search capability to easily access and add any students from the platform. This is a more efficient way for officers to add students to an event, even if they are not members of the group.
Read MoreYou've been able to secure sponsors for your event? Congratulations! Strategic partnerships with event sponsors not only help offset costs but also offer promotional opportunities (such as giveaway items) and increased visibility to expand attendance at your event.
Read MoreYou can now deactivate or reactivate a group entirely. Once deactivated, all events, members, emails, files, surveys, etc. will be archived and made unavailable for administrators or student officers. This is a very useful feature when a group becomes inactive one year and asks to be reactivated the following year.
Read MoreWe constantly add more data to our API, making CampusGroups an even more powerful platform for your campus. The data is your data, and we want to make sure you can access it via reports and feeds.
Read MoreCampusGroups Refund feature can be activated and deactivated school-wide, and now we have created a way for school administrators to be able to deactivate the feature for just specific groups.
Read MoreWhy take two steps what can be done in one? The CampusGroups team has been busy this month improving UX for the platform. Here are several updates we've made to streamline navigating the system.
Read MoreCampusGroups by Ready Education help build community by encouraging active participation of all students, not just those who are the most engaged
