Tag Archives: college

Should You Start Your Own Campus Club?

August 22, 2011 · By Griffin Goc · Comments
Back to school season is upon us, and with this comes a fresh start for many. New living situations, new classes, new motivation, and perhaps some new commitments are just a few of the things that make back to school ... Read on

Back to School Special: WePay’s Advice to Campus Club Presidents

August 19, 2011 · By Jenn Escalona · Comments
It’s no coincidence the school year starts in the fall. There’s just something about the crisp autumn air that inspires one to buckle down and get to work changing their outlook on the world. There’s a feeling like you can ... Read on

Driving a Culture Change in Your Club

August 1, 2011 · By Griffin Goc · Comments
So you have been elected president of a club that has become well... apathetic. Members slack off or don't show up at all, they've become cynical about the mission, and campus officials have written you off as misfits. Don't despair. ... Read on

4 Ways to Increase Your Club’s Reach on Campus

July 27, 2011 · By Griffin Goc · Comments
Growing a club, both in number and influence, can be daunting task on any college campus. With competing interests, busy schedules, and demanding classes, it takes quite a bit of commitment in order to secure new members and elevate the ... Read on

Best Practices to Establish Relationships with Campus Officials

July 22, 2011 · By Griffin Goc · Comments
Depending on what sort of college you attend, campus officials have a varied involvement level when it comes to student groups/organizations. Some play a very hands-on role in which they want to know about everything your club does, and at ... Read on

Best Ways to Market Your Club’s Events on Campus

July 13, 2011 · By Griffin Goc · Comments
One of the best things about college is the variety of choices you have at your disposal. Not only do you get to choose things like a major and where you’ll be living, but you also get to choose what ... Read on

Taku Goes to Harvard – A WePay Success Story

July 5, 2011 · By Rich Aberman · Comments
Taku Kanyangarara, a Zimbabwean immigrant who came to the United States for college in 2005, knew she was destined for great things. After getting a BA in Mathematics and French, she started a career as a math teacher. But this ... Read on