Faculty and Staff Invited to Arkansas Alumni Association Holiday Jingle Mingle

Members and non-members of the Arkansas Alumni Association are cordially invited to the Workin' Like a Hog Holiday Jingle Mingle from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, at the Janelle Y. Hembree Alumni House.

Enjoy warm holiday cheer with refreshments and desserts. The Alumni Association will provide free gift wrapping for members (limit of five gifts). Wealth Path Investments will be giving away a flat screen TV to one lucky guest as well!

Don't miss it! Not a member of the Alumni Association? Join today! Did you know anyone is eligible to join? Each membership goes toward the association's needs-based scholarship program and counts as a gift toward Red, White & True, the university's faculty and staff giving program.

Please RSVP to Carolyn Baltz at ckbaltz@uark.edu or online at www.arkansasalumni.org/jinglemingle by Friday, Nov. 30.

Contacts

Tammy Tucker, communications director
Alumni
575-6390, twtucker@uark.edu

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