NEW FEATURES ALERT! Facilitate Virtual Fairs and manage Campus Restart Processes for the Fall with CampusGroups.
NEW FEATURES ALERT! Facilitate Virtual Fairs and manage Campus Restart Processes for the Fall with CampusGroups.
CampusGroups allows you to create a Virtual Campus for your students, staff, departments, student organizations and teams. With powerful tools for communication, events, membership, payments and more, CampusGroups is where group leaders make things happen.
CampusGroups powers over 40,000 organizations worldwide.
Create your Virtual Organization Fair to help students learn about co-curricular activities and get involved, even remotely. Increase student engagement online.
Create an engaging Alumni Community for networking, jobs, events, fundraising, and more.
Utilize CampusGroups to manage COVID-related processes and protect your students and staff as they come back on campus.
Design your student orientation app and offer your attendees an immersive experience online.
No one likes logging on to a dozen different platforms. CampusGroups helps every student, group, and department stay organized and streamlined by giving you all of your tools in one place.
"We love using CampusGroups to assess the success of our programming. Ultimately, our Scholars are more well-rounded as a result of our in depth analysis of students' exposure to learning outcomes."
"RIT needed a technology partner that could be flexible to meet our needs. CampusGroups stood out since it not only had a ton of diverse functionality, but was also simple and really easy to use." Read the full story
Administrator at RIT
"CampusGroups is an amazing software company that is advanced enough to meet all our needs and requests and nimble enough to customize the platform. Every idea we have had, they have found a way to make it happen."
University of Wisconsin Stout
"CampusGroups built a lot of collaboration on our campus. We’re collaborating a lot more with academic partners and with our housing office and seeing opportunities for the content in the system to really grow."
University of Dayton
