#UARKLife Instagram Video Contest Launches With 'Fall Survival Kit' Giveaway
Enter the #UARKLife Instagram contest today and win these prizes.
Cooler weather means it's important to bundle up on campus.
Enter the #UARKLife Instagram video contest for a chance to win a 'fall survival kit,' that includes a new university hoodie, hog beanie hat, coffee mug, blanket and even a Razorback snout.
Show off your university life on Instagram by recording yourself and using the hashtag #UARKLife. All of the entries will be judged by University Relations next week to determine which video shows the greatest creativity.
The deadline to submit is Monday. You can see your entry and others at on the life boards at life.uark.edu.
Submission requirements
- Use the hashtag #UARKLife
- Submit a video on Instagram showing off your university life
- Submission must be in no later than Monday, Nov. 10.
Contacts
Christopher Spencer, web content strategist
UREL
575-4671,
cjspence@uark.edu
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