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How Flexible Reuse Drives Georgia Southern and Lehigh University's Success

Hear how ReusePass supports both managed and self-operated dining programs, enables seamless residential and retail ordering flows, and can be rolled out just as successfully in the spring as in the fall.

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These two dining programs have opposite ReusePass strategies—Lehigh is managed and Grubhub-integrated, whereas Georgia Southern is self-operated and residential-focused—but both are seeing big reuse benefits.

What we covered:

  • How ReusePass offers a uniquely flexible and cost-effective launch process
  • Why they made certain program design decisions (eg. fees, integrations, dining locations)
  • The benefits of a spring ReusePass launch
  • Their tactics for building student excitement and engagement

Featured speakers:

  • Michael Doyle, Assistant Director of Armstrong Dining Operators at Georgia Southern University
  • Marayna Dorsey, Sodexo Sustainability Coordinator at Lehigh University
  • Erin Foertsch, Sodexo Marketing Manager at Lehigh University

If you’ve grown tired of never-ending packaging costs, have a complex, token-based reusables program that’s causing chaos, or want to make progress against sustainability goals without burdening your busy team, then we can’t wait to show you what ReusePass is all about.

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These two dining programs have opposite ReusePass strategies—Lehigh is managed and Grubhub-integrated, whereas Georgia Southern is self-operated and residential-focused—but both are seeing big reuse benefits.

What we covered:

  • How ReusePass offers a uniquely flexible and cost-effective launch process
  • Why they made certain program design decisions (eg. fees, integrations, dining locations)
  • The benefits of a spring ReusePass launch
  • Their tactics for building student excitement and engagement

Featured speakers:

  • Michael Doyle, Assistant Director of Armstrong Dining Operators at Georgia Southern University
  • Marayna Dorsey, Sodexo Sustainability Coordinator at Lehigh University
  • Erin Foertsch, Sodexo Marketing Manager at Lehigh University

If you’ve grown tired of never-ending packaging costs, have a complex, token-based reusables program that’s causing chaos, or want to make progress against sustainability goals without burdening your busy team, then we can’t wait to show you what ReusePass is all about.

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October 22, 2025 9:30 AM

How Flexible Reuse Drives Georgia Southern and Lehigh University's Success

Hear how ReusePass supports both managed and self-operated dining programs, enables seamless residential and retail ordering flows, and can be rolled out just as successfully in the spring as in the fall.

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These two dining programs have opposite ReusePass strategies—Lehigh is managed and Grubhub-integrated, whereas Georgia Southern is self-operated and residential-focused—but both are seeing big reuse benefits.

What we covered:

  • How ReusePass offers a uniquely flexible and cost-effective launch process
  • Why they made certain program design decisions (eg. fees, integrations, dining locations)
  • The benefits of a spring ReusePass launch
  • Their tactics for building student excitement and engagement

Featured speakers:

  • Michael Doyle, Assistant Director of Armstrong Dining Operators at Georgia Southern University
  • Marayna Dorsey, Sodexo Sustainability Coordinator at Lehigh University
  • Erin Foertsch, Sodexo Marketing Manager at Lehigh University

If you’ve grown tired of never-ending packaging costs, have a complex, token-based reusables program that’s causing chaos, or want to make progress against sustainability goals without burdening your busy team, then we can’t wait to show you what ReusePass is all about.

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