Join us for this webinar featuring 2018 Rising Star winner University of Toledo to learn strategies for a successful transition from OrgSync to Engage. Any major change on campus can be challenging to orchestrate –attend this session and learn how the University of Toledo deftly managed their migration by uniquely supporting different groups of stakeholders on campus. You will even hear directly from several key groups of stakeholders about their migration experience during this webinar!

Whether you recently purchased the Elections tool or are simply new to running elections as an administrator, attend this training to learn how to better facilitate your elections process using Engage! This training will explore the Campus-Wide Elections tool, teaching you how to create Election Ballots, utilize Eligibility Lists, view voter results, and promote voter turnout.

The Budget Management tool is an add-on feature that allows campuses to build and manage a full multiline budgeting process. In this training, we will cover how to create a budget process along with creating custom questions to meet your current needs. We’ll also look at how you can create a custom approval process that allows for both approval and editing of submissions.

Have you been considering updating your student organization leadership training? Do you struggle with whether to go all online, all one shot, or a blend throughout the year? Have you found that your program is great at covering policies but lacks leadership depth because you’re just out of time/staff/resources? Attend and learn how staff at Amherst College, the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater and the University of Connecticut have developed unique approaches to student leader training. This webinar will highlight program options and opportunities, reasons driving change, how to handle the hurdles of major campus program updates, and considerations for the future. Attendees will learn about prioritizing content for their program needs, various education formats, technologies used, assessments created, and what to prioritize within their own student leader training.

Whether you recently purchased the Elections tool or are simply new to running elections as an administrator, attend this training to learn how to better facilitate your elections process using Engage! This training will explore the Campus-Wide Elections tool, teaching you how to create Election Ballots, utilize Eligibility Lists, view voter results, and promote voter turnout.

This training acts as your first step in the process of implementing Co-Curricular Paths. We’ll cover all of the basics you need to know to develop a path from the ground-up. We will discuss the path structure, components that go into the building process, and different criteria you can utilize to give completion credit to users. You’ll leave this training prepared to begin the framework-building process for co-curricular paths on your campus.

The Budget Management tool is an add-on feature that allows campuses to build and manage a full multiline budgeting process. In this training, we will cover how to create a budget process along with creating custom questions to meet your current needs. We’ll also look at how you can create a custom approval process that allows for both approval and editing of submissions.

Student Affairs divisions have long engaged in documenting student participation, involvement, and engagement outside the classroom. Called by various names, Comprehensive Student Records (CSRs) and Co-Curricular Transcripts (CCTs) can mean something different at every campus using them. Some CSRs/CCTs might emphasize student reflection, while others are intended as exact documentation of verified experiences. In the past several years, advances in technology support and the hands-on involvement of faculty, students, and registrars have inspired campuses to re-envision their approach entirely.  In this webinar, field expert Anne Lundquist will provide a history of the role of CSRs and CCTs and experienced campus professionals from Western Michigan University and William Paterson University will review how their CSRs/CCTs have evolved over time.