Hi everyone!
My name is Kal Jordan-DeBruin, and I work at Ohio State University in the Global Engagement program. I hope you're all doing well!
We are considering ways to reduce student "no-shows" at events and trips. We're mostly concerned because students are taking the chance from another student to get to go to our programs because there isn't a ticket or space for them on the bus.
What are some of the ways that y'all are working to reduce this problem?
Do any of your schools charge fees or "deposits" for students to go to your events? How does this work at your school? Do you charge students on the waitlist? Do you ask students to put down a "deposit" and then refund it if the student goes on the trip? What are the typical fees that you would charge?
Ohio State has never charged its students for trips and events arranged by Global Engagement/Office of International Affairs, so at this moment, we're just collecting information on how this could look at our university.
Thank you in advance for any insight or feedback you may have!
Best, Kal Jordan-DeBruin
[The Ohio State University]
Kal Jordan-DeBruin Program Assistant for Global Engagement
The Ohio State University Office of International Affairs 140 Enarson Classroom Building 2009 Millikin Road, Columbus, OH 43210 (614) 292-4952 (office) jordan-debruin.1@osu.edumailto:jordan-debruin.1@osu.edu
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