"Every single club on campus uses OrgSync. That means that over 700 clubs and organizations are on OrgSync, which is incredible.”

"OrgSync was one of many available options in university networking sites. It was chosen because it is primarily for student organizations and was highly recommended by our peer universities that we do a lot of work with.”

"We have over 80 student organizations, which is who we specifically got OrgSync for, and now were finding new uses for it every day.”

"OrgSync stands at the forefront of student engagement and co-curricular involvement and offers solutions that help collect, store and assess student involvement data.”

"In less than a year, OrgSync has redefined how we serve students. When someone on Campus says go to ‘OrgSync’, everyone knows what they are talking about; it has taken over the campus!”

"As a supervisor, OrgSync has helped me introduce efficient processes to my department so that my staff can work on more meaningful projects for our students and projects that they care about.”

"OrgSync provides the Student Life and Leadership, as well as student clubs at SLCC, an easy navigation tool to inform their student body about things that are going on at campus.”

"I think the best asset of OrgSync is the ease of use, friendly navigation, and the people who make it all possible.”

"We’re only five to six weeks into the program right now and we already love it. We haven’t even discovered all of the possible things we can do with OrgSync.”

"OrgSync is a one-stop shop. Students can find contacts, forms, links and calendars for themselves and be kept up-to-date on all relevant items that are needed for our recreation program.”

"Our entire registration process was done through OrgSync, which made the process a lot easier for both our student organizations and the student organization staff. ”

"Looking back, my typical work day during the summer usually ended around 11 p.m. After switching to OrgSync, I was able to leave by 7 p.m. most days, which really saved me some time on the administrative end”