Is a Leadership Change the Time to Look at the Future of Your Card Office?

Is a Leadership change of your Card Office the chance to take a hard look at what your office is doing and if it should still be doing it?
This presentation will share one school’s look at this in relation to: need for physical space, continuation of stored value, absorption of department into security or IT, groups that need identification, etc. How much need is there in your school for a stand alone card office in the future?

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The Road to Becoming a High Performing Card Office

The NACCU Standards and Guidelines (SAGs) program provides a roadmap toward becoming a High Performing Card Office based on our industry’s professional standards. The SAGs self-evaluation program results can be used to guide strategic plans, identify opportunities and strengths, and to identify weaknesses and areas that need development. The SAGs evaluation tool provides for a consistent process which can be replicated to ensure that the assessment cycle continue.

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Card Office Layouts

Join us for a discussion on campus card office layouts provided by the College of Staten Island, the University of Southern California and Babson College.  We will provide an overview of their campus card office layouts, review changes made within the last few years, discuss outstanding challenges and offer ways to adapt. 

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Adding Transit Services to ID Cards

The University of Minnesota has successfully integrated a transit pass into its campus card, bringing to fruition years of preparation and planning. Minnesota students who pay the Transportation and Safety Fee can now use their student ID, the U Card, as a Universal Transit Pass (UTP), which allows students unlimited rides on regional public transit providers. Join us for an overview of the project, the challenges faced, lessons learned, and final results.

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NACCU Interview with Allegion

John Ogle, NACCU Membership Engagement Manager, interviews Jeff Koziol, Higher Education Security Specialist with Allegion in this interview, as they discuss Allegion’s role in the mobile credential initiative, the benefits and considerations involved in moving to mobile, what the “100% use case” requirement means, and how technology and usage are accelerating as more campuses launch mobile credentials.

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