RSOs: Last Week to Nominate Your 2022 Homecoming Court Candidates
Grace Crain and Jack Berg were the 2021 Homecoming Queen and King.
Registered student organizations are invited to nominate students for the 2022 Homecoming Court through noon Thursday, Sept. 15. The Homecoming Court consists of seven Razorback men and seven Razorback women who are seniors. From this court, students will vote on a Homecoming Queen and Homecoming King. All candidates must be nominated by the president or treasurer of an RSO currently registered with the Office of Student Activities or the Office of Greek Life. Candidates must be classified as a senior in UAConnect and planning to graduate in the 2022-23 academic year.
How to Nominate a Candidate
RSOs can nominate candidates on HogSync. Nominations are due by noon on Thursday, Sept. 15. No late or incomplete applications will be accepted, even if HogSync allows the submission. Each RSO can nominate up to three candidates for the Queen's Court and three candidates for the King's Court. However, each candidate can only carry one RSOs nomination into the process. A candidate cannot apply multiple times under different RSO nominations. Each nominee must meet co-curricular eligibility requirements (2.25 and above GPA, full-time status and absence of conduct or academic integrity probation) and be graduating during the 2022-23 academic year. RSOs must be registered for the 2022-23 academic year or complete the new registration process prior to the closing of Homecoming Court nominations.
For more information about Homecoming Court, contact Tyler Merreighn, ASG vice president, at asgvp@uark.edu. For a detailed timeline of Homecoming, please visit asg.uark.edu/homecoming.
This event is sponsored by Associated Student Government through the Office of Student Activities and is supported by the Student Activities Fee. For questions or for accommodations due to disability, please contact the Office of Student Activities, osa@uark.edu or call 479-575-5255. ASG is a program in the Division of Student Affairs.
About the Division of Student Affairs: The Division of Student Affairs supports students in pursuing knowledge, earning a degree, finding meaningful careers, exploring diversity, and connecting with the global community. We provide students housing, dining, health care resources, and create innovative programs that educate and inspire. We enhance the University of Arkansas experience and help students succeed, one student at a time.
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Contacts
Associated Student Government,
Office of Student Activities
479-575-5255,
osa@uark.edu
Scott Flanagin, executive director of communications
Division of Student Affairs
479-575-6785,
sflanagi@uark.edu
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