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UCard office wins Best Video Award

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The University of Utah UCard Office, in collaboration with University Marketing & Communications, received the Best Video Award at this year’s National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) Conference, earning national recognition on behalf of the University of Utah for its creativity and communication efforts.

The NACCU Best Video Award honors institutions that effectively use video to communicate the purpose, value and impact of their campus card program. Winning entries highlight innovative ways to promote campus card services, educate users and showcase related technologies that enhance the student and campus experience. Recipients are selected through a vote by NACCU members from institutions across the country.

This achievement reflects the UCard Office’s commitment to engaging communication and exceptional service to the University of Utah community. Congratulations to the UCard Office and University Marketing & Communications for representing the university on a national stage and earning this outstanding honor!

Click here to watch the winning video.

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