WSSU-Domino's deal 'on order' for next semester
Starting Spring 2016 students will be able to use their Ram Cards to purchase food from Domino’s at 450 Knollwood Street in Winston-Salem.
Donald Pearsall, the assistant vice chancellor for business services at Winston-Salem State, said students will be able to place orders over the phone with their Banner ID numbers or swipe their Ram Cards in the store.
The agreement is aimed to benefit Domino’s for additional revenue, the students for additional food options and convenience, and the University for commission earned from student sales.
Students should be notified via email when they can begin ordering.
Students who use the service will have a special menu. The menu items have not been decided yet.
"Partnering with Domino’s was a no brainer because Domino’s has been a partner for a while," Pearsall said.
The University will receive a commission for every order placed with a Ram Card. The funds will go toward student scholarships and athletic programs.
Pearsall said the contract has not been finalized but will be a permanent agreement that will extend past this academic year.
Wake Forest has partnered with Domino’s for about three years.
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