[civsa] Meal Vouchers for Visits

[Parker, Edward F]

Jessica et al,

Liberty University provides a complementary meal in our dining hall for each prospective student and family taking part in daily visits.  We actually have the ability to create a "Guest Flames Pass" that looks similar to a current student id. We take a photo of the student and print the card in house that tracks the meals via the mag strip.  The idea is for the prospective family to experience life as a current student during their visit to the dining hall.  Please serves as a take home for the student.  The meals have an expiration date set when created.

Ed Parker
Assistant Director of Recruitment-Visitors Center
Visitors Center

(434) 592-3775

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From: listserv [mailto:listserv-bounces at civsa.org] On Behalf Of Jessica Cobb
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2014 1:23 PM
To: listserv at civsa.org
Subject: [civsa] Meal Vouchers for Visits

Hi folks,
Just hoping to get an idea around best practice with providing free meals or meal vouchers for a specific amount to guests. Does your institution do this? If so, is it a complimentary meal or a certain amount that you provide? Is it just for the prospective student or for all members of the group (ie: parents, siblings, etc).

Your input is greatly appreciated! As always, I appreciate the wisdom of this amazing group of colleagues.

Thanks,
Jessica


Jessica Cobb, BA

Team Lead, Volunteer Management and Partnerships, Student Connect

University of Alberta | Office of the Registrar

120-B Administration Building

780.492.4096 office

admissions.ualberta.ca<http://admissions.ualberta.ca/>
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