Flu Shot Awareness
Promote clinic dates and locations → let students tap or scan for details → connect them to registration or reminders → measure engagement.
Campus communications & student engagement
From campus communicationto student participation.
Help students see the program, take the next step, and access the resource.
MediCube gives university departments and student organizations a simple way to promote programs, invite interaction, provide resources or incentives when appropriate, and understand what happened next.
Programs already exist. The challenge is getting students to notice them and act while the message is still relevant.
Don't just post the message. Give students a next step.
Built to move campus programs from awareness to participation.
01Inform
Put the program, deadline or event on screens students already walk past every day.
02Engage
Let students respond right there — touch, QR, polls, surveys, RSVP and registration.
03Participate
Turn interest into a finished action: signed up, registered, claimed or booked.
04Support
Provide resources, incentives, discounts or useful products when appropriate.
05Measure
See what happened after the message, not just how many people walked past it.
Simple campus use cases
One system. Many department goals.
The same flow can support a quick reminder, a major student initiative, or something in between. The department chooses the goal and the next step.
Career Fair
Promote the event → let students register or save information → provide an optional incentive → understand participation.
Finals Week Wellness
Share support resources → invite a short wellness interaction → provide a useful resource or sponsored item when appropriate.
Basic Needs & Resources
Help students find food assistance, emergency aid, housing support, free essentials or the right campus resource without adding another step.
What makes MediCube different
The next step can happen right at the screen.
A campus message can lead directly to interaction, registration, a resource, a reward, a sponsored essential or another approved next step — without asking students to remember to act later.
Engage
Touch, QR, polls, surveys, RSVP and registration.
Support
Resources, incentives, discounts or useful products when appropriate.
Measure
See what happened after the message — not just that it played.
Built for campus first
University programs stay at the center.
The network begins with university departments and student organizations. Approved nonprofit and product partnerships can support those campus goals without changing what the platform is for.
Universities & Student Organizations
Promote programs, engage students, connect them to a next step and measure participation across the campus environment.
Programs & eventsStudent resourcesRegistration & surveysParticipation reporting
Explore university use Impact Partners
Nonprofits, foundations, alumni and sponsors can help fund student resources, wellness programs and approved campus initiatives.
Explore impact partnershipsProduct Partners
Relevant product companies can support approved trials, rewards, research and student feedback where they fit the campus environment.
Explore product partnershipsUniversity-first by design
Campus programs stay at the center.
University communications, student programs and approved initiatives remain central to the network. Outside partnerships are reviewed and structured to complement the campus environment — not compete with it.
University programs first
Campus-aligned partnerships
No open ad exchange
Useful to students. Comfortable for campuses. Measurable for programs.
Program measurement
Know what happened after the message.
Reporting can follow the action the department actually cares about — interaction, registration, a survey response, a resource selection, or another approved program outcome.
01Campaign plays
How many times your message appeared on screen.
02Touch interactions
How many students touched the screen to respond to it.
03QR actions
How many students scanned the code to continue on their phone.
04Registrations
How many students signed up for the program or event.
05Survey responses
How many students completed the poll or survey attached to the campaign.
06Resource selections
How many students opened a resource you linked — counseling, health services, the pantry, the career center.
07Rewards / products provided
How many incentives, discounts or products were actually handed out.
08Program participation
How many students ended up taking part in the program the campaign was promoting.