Fresh Hogs Applications Due Wednesday at Noon
The application period for Fresh HOGS ends Wedneday, Aug. 29, at noon. The Fresh HOGS program is open to freshman students entering in summer or fall 2012.
The Fresh HOGS program lasts for one academic year. Any questions should be referred to Rachel Ludeman, ASG Fresh HOGS coordinator, FHasg@uark.edu, or Katie Gottshalk, ASG graduate assistant, kgottsha@uark.edu.
All information must be accurate and complete or your application will not be processed. Fresh HOGS applications must be submitted by noon on Aug. 29. Interviews will be conducted the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 4.
Access to Fresh Hogs applications can be found online at https://asgforms.uark.edu/. Applicants must meet co-curricular requirements as outlined in the Code of Student Life.
No Late Applications will be accepted!
Contacts
Rachel Ludeman, ASG Fresh Hogs Coordinator
Associated Student Government
479-575-5255,
FHasg@uark.edu
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