Official Dedication of the Class of 2015 Senior Walk, Parade and Pep Rally Today
The Arkansas Alumni Association invites students, alumni, faculty, staff and community members to join in celebrating the official dedication of the Class of 2015 Senior Walk and the Parade and Pep Rally.
The official dedication of the Class of 2015 Senior Walk will be at 3 p.m. on Old Main Lawn. Special guests will include: Joseph Steinmetz, chancellor of the University of Arkansas; Mark Power, interim vice chancellor for Advancement; Brandy Cox, associate vice chancellor and executive director of the Arkansas Alumni Association; Daniel McFarland, 2015 ASG president; Nathan Hopper, 2015 Student Alumni Board president; and Kelly Hudnall and Ranger Guillory, 2015 Senior Honor Citation winners.
The annual Homecoming Parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the corner of Highland and Dickson streets and will travel on Dickson Street to the university campus, ending at the Chi Omega Greek Theater. The Pep Rally at the Greek Theater will begin at 7:30 p.m.
For more information on upcoming Homecoming events, visit arkansasalumni.org/homecoming.
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Ryan Miller, associate director of student and young alumni
Alumni Association
479-575-3510,
romille@uark.edu
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