Higher Education members, your programs bring together many audiences, departments, priorities, and spaces. These recordings offer ideas for creating consistency without losing the flexibility that makes campus events special.
A few takeaways to bring into the conversation
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Underused space can become a strategic asset. Stony Brook's story invites teams to look at campus venues not just as logistical resources, but as opportunities to support institutional revenue and growth.
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Governance creates room to scale. The University of Washington session highlights the value of shared standards, central oversight, and data integrity when many teams are running events.
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Repeatable registration practices reduce friction. UT Austin's playbook points to the importance of building processes that can serve different programs without starting from scratch each time.
Recommended recordings:
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How Stony Brook University turned underused space into a strategic revenue stream - for rethinking the value of campus space.
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How the University of Washington scaled Cvent without sacrificing control - for balancing scale with governance and consistency.
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Inside UT Austin's playbook for scalable event and registration builds - for making registration easier to manage across your institution.
Watch the recordings in the Cvent CONNECT on-demand library, then share: what is your campus focused on next-space utilization, governance, or a smoother registration experience?
#CventConnect
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Megan Clark
Team Lead, Online Community Marketing
Cvent
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