Sign up for the Homecoming Talent Show Try-Outs!
The University Programs annual Homecoming Talent Show try-outs will be Oct. 24 and 25. Try-outs are open to any University of Arkansas student who meets the co-curricular requirements listed in the student handbook.
Students must sign up for the homecoming talent show tryouts by Friday, Oct. 21, at the office of student activities, located at the Arkansas Union room A665. The try-outs are scheduled for Monday, Oct. 24, from 4 to 6:25 p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 25, from 5:30 to 7:45 p.m. Don't miss this opportunity share your talent! There will be prizes awarded to winning talent show participants.
University Programs is the student-run programming organization at the University of Arkansas and part of the office of student activities. With three executive officers, seven committees and several students who represent student input on the various committees, UP strives to provide entertainment, fun and a leadership experience in its programmatic efforts.
Contacts
Chelsea Hollander, UP Innovative Arts and Events Committee Chair
Office of Student Activities
479-871-5255,
upia@uark.edu
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