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Creative Virtual Event Ideas for JMU

The document suggests virtual event ideas that can be adapted for groups, including art classes, behind the scenes tours, DIY crafts, faculty talks, interviews, performances, challenges, yoga and happy hour, scavenger hunts, trivia, cooking classes, virtual photobooths, workouts, and wine and cheese pairings.

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Creative Virtual Event Ideas for JMU

The document suggests virtual event ideas that can be adapted for groups, including art classes, behind the scenes tours, DIY crafts, faculty talks, interviews, performances, challenges, yoga and happy hour, scavenger hunts, trivia, cooking classes, virtual photobooths, workouts, and wine and cheese pairings.

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Virtual Event Suggestions

There have been many creative event ideas executed throughout higher education and the
JMU community. Here are some of our favorites that can be adapted to fit your group’s interests
and goals.

 Art Class – Is there anyone on your team who has a unique art skill that can be taught via
video? Be sure to theme creations based on JMU or your specific group!
o Drawing
o Painting
o Knitting
 Behind the scenes tours – do you have an alumni or member with special access to a
place of interest to your event attendees?
o Museum
o Art Gallery
o New building on campus
o Classrooms on campus
o Labs
o Office spaces
o Test Kitchen
 DIY Craft Tutorials – Make some cute JMU gear to rock around campus or decorate your
home!
 Faculty Talk – is there a special faculty member loved by alumni who can give an update
from the field?
 Interview / Q&A Sessions – Use this format to keep event attendees informed, create
excitement for what’s to come and understand what is top of mind for your audience
 Performances – Is there anyone in your organization with musical talents?
 Pride Challenges – Create fun challenges like wear purple on Fridays or post a picture of
your pet for event attendees to engage throughout the week.
o Event Attendees post completed challenges to compete
 Sip and Stretch Class – Another great option to get your event attendee’s moving and
connect!
o Yoga ending with a happy hour
 Scavenger Hunts – Create fun challenges for event attendees to connect via social media
and complete for prizes
o Event Attendees post complete challenges to compete
 Trivia – Use trivia as a fun way to teach event attendees of your group’s mission. An
office favorite to use is Kahoot!
 Virtual Cooking Class – Be unique with your menu choice by showcasing JMU classics
or different types of food. We saw this done best with the Denver Dukes alumni chapter
making homemade empanadas!
o Be sure to post grocery items online so guests can follow along!
 Virtual Photobooth; [Link]
 Virtual Workouts/Trainings – Take a tip from UREC and get your event attendees
moving!
 Wine/Cheese pairing class
o Be sure to post grocery items online so guests can follow along!

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