The Paw Prints for Success Program is an incentive program that gets students involved in on campus activities by swiping their Bulldog Card at events. Learn the ins and outs, processes and successes of this popular program!
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Let’s explore how strategic use of technology and clear communication transformed the experience of students and staff during an 18-month renovation of our largest dining facility at the University of Pittsburgh. This session highlights the tools and systems we used to stay connected, maintain service continuity, and build anticipation. We’ll also discuss how integrated technology solutions now support a one-stop shop model—streamlining everything from dining and vending to retail and parking—to meet the evolving expectations of today’s campus community.
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During the NACCU NetworX Canada meeting, Erin Williams from the University of Calgary presented on the importance of information governance and how it supports data privacy.
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Budgeting is an essential responsibility for every card office, so make it impactful. Discover the strategies that have enabled SharkCard Services at Nova Southeastern University to secure funding for both daily operations and significant projects. Gain the flexibility and confidence to support your office’s success and resilience, no matter the challenges ahead.
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Do you ever feel like you have tons of ideas on how to improve your card program but don’t know where to start? If so, then this is the session for you. In this session, we will go through a step by step process to develop a strategic plan, discuss how to prioritize, and go over how to identify the resources needed to achieve your goals.
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What do your students do when they lose their campus card, and the office is closed? Look no further! At WSU, we installed temporary card kiosks across campus. These temporary card kiosks allow students to check out a temporary card to access their facilities and meal plans if they misplace their card, lock it in their room, and if the campus card office is closed. This system allows students to access their dorms and meals for a short period of time while they find or replace their card, and it has been incomparably valuable for our students.
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Watch the Transact IDX Summer 2025 Update, where we’ll preview the latest enhancements designed to elevate your campus experience and streamline operations. In this session, our product team will walk you through powerful new capabilities.
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Watch an engaging and practical webinar designed specifically for campus card office professionals looking to maximize their marketing impact without stretching their budgets. Featuring insights from three different institutions, this session will showcase creative, free, and low-cost strategies to promote your card office’s services and engage your campus community. Presenters will share real-world examples of how they leverage available resources for effective communications and marketing campaigns. Attendees are encouraged to bring questions and ideas—this is a great opportunity to learn, exchange tips, and leave with actionable takeaways to enhance your outreach efforts.
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Implementing changes to card services and technology on campus can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can make impactful improvements one step at a time. McMaster University, in collaboration with TouchNet, is here to guide you through a proven, manageable process that will help you create a holistic campus experience tailored to the evolving needs of the next generation of students.
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Campus security is evolving fast — is your infrastructure ready? Join us for an exclusive NACCU member webinar as we explore the future of access control with Mercury MP controllers and the new Embedded Application Environment. We’ll cover essential design best practices, dive into critical cybersecurity updates like AES encryption, TLS 1.3, and OSDP Secure Channel, and examine how these changes impact the systems many campuses rely on today.
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