“THE BLUE BOOK”2014 Homecoming Event Information and

Applications

Table of Contents:

i. A Calendar with Events and Deadlines ii. Welcome Letter- From Director of Traditions iii. SAB Social Media Reference Page iv. Homecoming Coalition Information v. Official Rules and Participation Guidelines vi. Wildcat Cup Points Regulations vii. General Homecoming Application 2014 viii. Paint The Town Blue ix. Kitty Karnival x. Homecoming Royalty xi. “Street Fair”xii. Mr. & Miss Black UK/ Who’s Got Game xiii. NPHC Step Show/ DanceBlue 5Kxiv. Full Schedule of Events

Calendars with Event Dates and Deadlines

September

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19Paint The

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Mr. and Miss. Black

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20Royalty

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PTTB Judging

21Kitty Karnival

Whose’s Got Game

2223“Street Fair”

24NPHC

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25Homecoming

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Royalty Crowning

26Dance Blue

5K

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Fellow Wildcats, Welcome to the official Rule Book for the University of Kentucky 2014 Homecoming Week. This year we are capitalizing on the concept of students and alumnae in “Seeing Blue” in everything we do! We all share a common pride for the University of Kentucky and we want to embody that spirit during Homecoming 2014!

As the Director of Traditions for the Student Activities Board, I work alongside multiple student organizations on campus to make Homecoming the best it can possibly be. This year, our events have changed slightly to embody the unique and diverse students here on the University of Kentucky’s campus. We hope you will accept these changes, knowing that they are for the better. This year’s homecoming theme is “The Great CATsby, Roaring Traditions Since 1915”. Be as creative and unique when dispersing this year’s theme throughout the different events during the Homecoming Week.

Homecoming is a time to celebrate the traditions fellow Wildcats have left before us. Come out and support other student organizations and the Homecoming Coalition as we put on Homecoming Week 2014, October 18th-October 26th.

As Always….GO CATS!Zoe PittmanDirector of Traditions UK-Student Activities traditions@uksab.org

SAB Social Media Information

Like Us On Facebook: UK Student Activities Board

Follow Us On Twitter: @UKSAB

And visit our website www.uksab.org

Homecoming Coalition Social Media Information

Like Us On Facebook:University of Kentucky Homecoming

Follow Us On Twitter: @UKHomecoming

And visit our website www.ukhomecoming.com

“The Homecoming Coalition exists to unify the UK Community through programmatic efforts, bringing forward a celebration of tradition, spirit, and university values.”

The University of Kentucky’s Homecoming Coalition was formed in February 2010 and has since worked to better coordinate many organization’s individual programming into one cohesive Homecoming Schedule. The Homecoming Coalition is made up of representatives from several organizations; including the Student Activities Board, the Black Student Union, the Center for Community Outreach, Dance Blue, UK Student Government, Students Today Alumni Tomorrow, TEAM Wildcat, and the National Pan-Hellenic Council.

All of these organizations work together to coordinate a week long schedule of event including (but not limited to; Dance Blue 5K, Paint the Town Blue, Mr. and Miss Black UK, Royalty Showcase, and the NPHC Step Show.

In an effort to move forward with a cohesive Homecoming Schedule, the Homecoming Coalition has appointed Overall Student Coordinators and a Promotional Coordinator to help direct, schedule, and promote the Homecoming events. In order to get more information or questions for planning contact Aleigh Oney (Co-Overall Student Coordinator), Xavia Gantz (Co-Overall Student Coordinator), or Hagen Brown (Promotional Coordinator):

Aleigh Oney Co-Overall Student Coordinator

Xavia Gantz Co-Overall Student Coordinator

Hagen Brown Promotional Coordinator

aleigh.oney.15@gmail.comgantz.xavia@gmail.comhagenb18@icloud.com

(606) 831. 9771(678) 333. 5411(859) 608.7538

Homecoming 2014 Official Rules and Participation Guidelines Student organizations are encouraged to take part in all Homecoming week activities. Organizations may also participate in the annual Homecoming point competition-Wildcat Cup. Points are awarded throughout the week for attending, participating in and winning Homecoming events. The Wildcat Cup is broken up into three categories in which your organization can win; Greek, Non-Greek, and Residence Halls. The group with the most points collected throughout the week wins the honor of Wildcat Cup in Homecoming 2014 and will be recognized in the halftime program at the Homecoming football game on October 25th . For any Kitty Karnival, Paint the Town Blue, Royalty, or Street Fair inquiries please contact traditions@uksab.org.

1. Any registered UK student organization may participate in any Homecoming activity.

2. Participating UK student organizations must be registered and in good standing with the Office of Student Involvement.

3. Participation in the point competition (Wildcat Cup) is optional for any organization involved in Homecoming week. Organizations must indicate on their application if they will or will not participate in the point competition.

4. Organizations do not have to compete in the point competition (Wildcat Cup) to participate in Homecoming activities.

5. Organizations are required to designate an official Homecoming representative on the Homecoming application. This person will serve as the official contact person, and will receive all Homecoming notifications and updates from the Coalition for his/her organization.

6. Official Homecoming applications are due on September 24th, 2014 between 10 a.m and 5 p.m. Rosters will be pulled from the OrgSync organization registration system so please have your rosters updated by September 24th, 2014 at 5 p.m.

7. Organization presidents and Homecoming representatives must state that their organization will follow all rules by submitting the Homecoming application. All rules are strictly enforced by the SAB Director of Traditions and the Homecoming Coalition.

8. The Homecoming Coalition reserves the right to disqualify any organization found in violation of the rules set forth in this information guide, the policies of the UK Office of Student Involvement, and the policies and guidelines of the University of Kentucky. Any grievances or violation of rules that may occur during Homecoming Week 2014 must be filed with the Student Activities Board within 24 hours of the incident occurring. Grievance forms must be emailed to traditions@uksab.org. A response to the form will be sent within 48 hours of received. Grievance form can be found at the end of the Rule Book.

9. All preliminary information (winners of each event, rain calls, announcements, etc.) will be posted via UK Homecoming Coalition social media (@UKHomecoming and UK Homecoming on Facebook).

10. The Homecoming Coalition will not reimburse organizations for expenses related to Homecoming week.

11. Performances and entries in Homecoming week must not display offensive or inappropriate language and behavior. All offensive performances and entries are subject to scoring deductions and disqualification at the discretion of the Director of Traditions and the Homecoming Coalition.

12. Attendance points are awarded for attending Mr. & Miss. Black UK, the NPHC Step Show, Royalty Showcase, and the Street Fair. To earn attendance points, organization members must check in at the designated check-in area at that particular event. Check in occurs via University of Kentucky Student ID Swipe this year. Students must have their University of Kentucky Student ID cards in order to check in, if not, their attendance will not be counted towards their organization’s total for that event. For all events, points will be calculated by the percentage of checked-in organization members. (Points will be available 30 minutes before and after event start time) Example: Point check-in available from 6:30PM-7:30PM for an event that begins at 7PM.

13. Active membership will be based on the roster of members pulled from the OrgSync system on Wednesday, September 24th at 5pm. Only members on this roster can compete and receive participation points during the week of Homecoming. Please make sure to include new members on this roster.

14. A representative from each organization receiving an overall Homecoming award during game day will be required to accept the awards on behalf of their organization on the field at the halftime presentation. You designated Homecoming Representative (as listed on your Homecoming application) will be notified the night before (October 24th, 2014) the Homecoming Game by email alerting you to send a representative.

15. Please note that all pieces of the Homecoming 2014 application will be due on one singular day, September 24th, 2014 (this includes Royalty, Kitty Karnival and Paint the Town Blue). A member of your organization will need to bring all parts of the application between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. in room 249 in the Student Center. No early or late applications will be accepted (no applications - including royalty - can be brought in on any other day during any other time).

Wildcat Cup Points System Paint the Town Blue:

10 points for participation1st place = 40 additional points2nd place = 30 additional points3rd place = 20 additional points

(Max of 50 points for event)

Homecoming Royalty: 10 points for each nomination (10 for King and 10 for Queen)

30 additional points for Homecoming Court 50 additional points for Homecoming King or Queen

20 additional points for Showcase’s Spirit of UK (20 for King and 20 for Queen) 10 additional points for Showcase’s Overall Talent Winner

(Max of 230 points for event)

Kitty Karnival: 15 points for participation in the event

1st place =50 additional points2nd place = 40 additional points3rd place = 30 additional points (Max of 65 points for the event)

Street Fair: 10 points for 20% organization attendance 20 points for 40% organization attendance30 points for 60% organization attendance40 points for 80% organization attendance50 points for 100% organization attendance

(Max of 50 points for event)

NPHC Step Show: 10 points for 20% organization attendance 20 points for 40% organization attendance30 points for 60% organization attendance40 points for 80% organization attendance50 points for 100% organization attendance

(Max of 50 points for event)

Mr. and Miss Black UK: 10 points for 20% organization attendance 20 points for 40% organization attendance30 points for 60% organization attendance40 points for 80% organization attendance50 points for 100% organization attendance

(Max of 50 points for event)

GENERAL HOMECOMING 2014 APPLICATION(Due September 24th, 2014 in the Student Center Room 249 between 10a.m and 5p.m)

Organization Name: ________________________________________________________________________

Homecoming Representative: ____________________________________________________

Phone Number: _______________________________________

Email Address: _____________________________________________________________

Organization Category: ❏ Greek Organization ❏ Non-Greek Organization ❏ Residence Hall

My Organization is participating in the Wildcat Cup Points Competition: ❏ YES ❏ NO

My Organization is participating in: ❏ Paint The Town Blue ($20 fee, $100 deposit due, and location sign-ups is September 24th,

2014 in the Student Center Room 249 from 10a.m-5p.m) Choose your 3 colors:

❏ BLUE ❏ WHITE ❏ PURPLE ❏ ORANGE ❏ RED ❏ BROWN

❏ Kitty Karnival (booth sign-up is September 24th, 2014 in the Student Center Room 249 from 10a.m-5p.m)

List your top 3 booth games:

1. _________________________________________________________

2. _________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________

❏ Homecoming Royalty (applications, found later in the Information Packet, must be turned in by individual applicants on September 24th in the Student Center Room 249 from 10a.m-5p.m)

Homecoming Royalty Nominations King Candidate: __________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ______________________________________

Email Address: _________________________________________________________

Queen Candidate: ___________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ______________________________________

Email Address: _________________________________________________________

Paint the Town BlueOctober 18th- October 20th

Paint the Town Blue is a window painting competition in which each organization is matched with a location on University of Kentucky’s campus. The windows will be judged according to how well the organization’s mural coincides with the Homecoming 2014 theme: “The Great CATsby, Roaring Traditions Since 1915.” Have FUN and be creative! All participating organizations will be required to fill out a formal agreement with University of Kentucky. Each organization will be responsible for all damages and the clean-up of the painted window by Monday, October 27th 2014 at 4:00 p.m. If the windows are not cleaned up by this date and time, the $100 clean-up deposit will be used to pay for the cleanup of the window. No paint will be distributed without the signed agreement. The signed agreement will be distributed when you turn in your Homecoming application on Wednesday, September 24th, 2014.

i. A $20.00 paint fee is required. You will receive 3 colors. You can choose between blue, white, purple, orange, red, yellow, and brown (which you can choose on your Paint the Town Blue application) and outside of your three colors choices you will receive one small can of black paint. This will all be provided by the UK Paint Shop and you can only use this paint for your windows because it is specially treated to be cleaned off easily.. Tarps and tape will be provided to ensure the space will be well protected. The paint used will be water-based paint and is specially treated to come off windows easily with soap & water. It is highly advised that your organization text Meredith Trent, 724.992.8360 (PTTB Homecoming Chair) when you begin to paint your designated space.

ii. An additional $100 paint cleaning deposit is due to Student Center Room 249 on Wednesday, September 24th, 2014 between 10am and 5pm. This check will be held and only deposited if your organization does not clean their designated window by the assigned time (Monday, October 27th, 2014 at 4 p.m.).

iii. The paint locations may now be chosen by the student organization. This will be done on a first-come, first-serve basis by submission of Homecoming Packet Applications. The turn-in time will be on Wednesday, September 24th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Room 249 in the Student Center.

iv. Each organization will work alone and will have a designated area for painting. The designated area will be marked with the organizations name by Friday, October 17th, 2014 by 6 p.m.

v. The organization must not disturb the flow of business and if such an incident is reported, they will be asked to leave and will not be allowed to participate in the contest.

vi. All windows must be cleaned up by Monday, October 27th, 2014 by 4 pm. ALL CLEAN UP IS MANDATORY!!! IF YOUR ORGANIZATION DOES NOT CLEAN YOUR WINDOW BY THIS TIME, YOUR $100 PAINT DEPOSIT WILL BE CASHED TO PAY FOR PROFESSIONAL WINDOW CLEAN UP OF YOUR AREA. We encourage organizations to paint their windows along with the theme “The Great CATsby, Roaring Traditions Since 1915.”

vii. You may begin painting your window Saturday, October 18th, 2014 at 8 a.m. (REMEMBER TO TEXT Meredith Trent) and must be finished no later than Monday, October 20th, 2014 at 8 a.m.

viii. If your organization’s location is on-campus, Grace Hahn (Room 203 Student Center) will sign off on the partnership agreement form on behalf of the University. This can be

All windows will be judged on Monday, October 20th beginning at 9:00 AM.

MAKE SURE YOUR WINDOW IS READY BY 8:00 AM MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 th OR RISK DISQUALIFICATION.

Judging

The judging of this event will be based on the following criteria:i. Artistic design and quality. ii. Creativity and the originality of your window design. iii. Portrayal of the theme.

Wildcat Cup Points: 10 points for participation1st place = 40 additional points2nd place = 30 additional points3rd place = 20 additional points

(Max of 50 points for event)

FOR ANY INQUIRES PLEASE CONTACT: TRADITIONS@UKSAB.ORG

Kitty Karnival

Tuesday October 21, 2014 (5:30 PM – 7:30 PM)

Administration Main Lawn(Rain Location: Student Center Grand Ballroom)

The Student Activities Board will be hosting its ninth annual Kitty Karnival, an event held during

Homecoming week meant to benefit the youth throughout the Lexington community. By emphasizing the family and community aspect of this event, the Student Activities Board hopes to provide an evening of fun and an inviting atmosphere that represents the spirit of tradition and

history of the University of Kentucky. With that being said, this year’s theme is “The Great CATsby, Roaring Traditions Since 1915”.

i. Each organization is responsible for creating its own booth and carnival-style game. Selection for the type of booth and game will be on a first-come first-serve basis upon the completion and submission of the Homecoming application at Student Center Room 249 between the hours of 10 AM to 5 PM on Wednesday September 24, 2014.

ii. There will be no electricity available for this event. If you need to use any sort of electronic device, please use one that is battery operated.

iii. Each participating organization will be provided with a table and two chairs for the creation of the booth. However, it is strongly encouraged that you create an actual booth for this event. We encourage you to be as creative as you would like!

iv. Each participating organization will be given a set amount of prizes to be distributed to the children at the event. If you would like or feel you need more than what is provided, we encourage you to bring more with you on the night of the Karnival (candy, prizes, etc.).

v. Each participating organization will be allowed to enter Goodbarn Field at 4 PM on October 21, 2014 to set up the booth.

vi. The rain location for this event is the Student Center Grand Ballroom. For information about a rain call please check the Homecoming Coalition website for instructions www.ukhomecoming.com . Also immediate updates will be provided via Homecoming Coalition social media (Twitter: @UKHomecoming and Facebook: University of Kentucky Homecoming).

Booth and Game Selection

i. Please select games that one would normally see at a carnival that would interest young children. For example, face painting, ring toss, balloon animals, corn hole, simple race activities, win-it-in-a-minute activities, etc.

ii. When creating your booth please put your own creative spin on the event to incorporate the theme of Homecoming.

iii. Organizations will have their own unique game and the Homecoming Coalition will give ultimate approval.

iv. Games will be assigned on a first-come first-serve basis according to the order in which the Homecoming applications are submitted Wednesday, September 24th, 2014, to the Homecoming Coalition. If you have

chosen a game that has already been selected you will be instructed to choose another game.

v. Organizations will be notified of their approved game by Wednesday, September 24th, 2014, the day of application drop-off.

vi. If the game or booth has any food, for example a cakewalk, all the food must come from a licensed food vendor such as a grocery store or bakery and be in its original packaging.

Judging The judging of this event will be based on the following criteria:

i. Creativityii. Appeal to children incorporation of themeiii. Overall engagement of organization members and children.

*It’s important to note that due to the proximity of Halloween to this event many children may be in their costumes and want to trick-or-treat. Feel free to bring your own candy to this event and dress up in costume in accordance with your booth theme.

Wildcat Cup Points: 15 points for participation in the event

1st place= 50 additional points2nd place= 40 additional points3rd place= 30 additional points

(Max of 65 points for this event)

FOR ANY INQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT: TRADITIONS@UKSAB.ORG

Homecoming Royalty

September 24th-October 25th, 2014

The Homecoming Royalty competition honors distinguished students who have excelled in bettering the UK and Lexington community and are well-rounded representatives of the University. Thus, during the judging process, emphasis will be placed on campus and community involvement, academic performance, poise and presentation. Each applicant must submit the official Royalty Homecoming Application, found below, by September 24, 2014, between the hours of 10:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. in room 249 of the Student Center.

Round 1-Application Review A judging panel will review the student application and by 6:00 P.M on October 2, 2014, the top ten king candidates and the top ten queen candidates moving on to the formal interview process will be notified. Round 2- Formal Interview These candidates will then move on to a personal interview session held on Wednesday, October 7, 2014 from 4:30 P.M to 10:00 P.M. Three impartial judges representing both the University and Lexington communities will conduct the personal interview. At the interview, individual photos of each candidate will be taken for use in round three, which is the Showcase.

Round 3- Showcase Following the interview judges will then select 5 Queen and 5 King candidates to be voted on by the student body. Those final 10 (5 Queen and 5 King candidates) students will represent the 2014 Homecoming Court at the Homecoming Game vs. Mississippi State, October 25, 2014. Student voting will occur via a text voting service during the Royalty Showcase, held at Memorial Coliseum on Monday, October 20th, 2014. This year, we are excited to introduce a new segment of Homecoming week at the University of Kentucky, a Royalty Showcase. Held at Memorial Coliseum on Monday, October 20th, 2014, this showcase will highlight the qualities of those 10 finalists that represent a well-rounded student and member of the Lexington community. Geared towards the everyday student, we encourage everyone to come see each candidate of the 2014 Homecoming Court. There will be a talent portion and question and answer segments throughout the event. If you have any questions contact Kaylee Hobbs at kaho233@uky.edu. Court finalists will hear more details at a mandatory meeting on Thursday, October 9, 2014.

Showcase Awards A panel of impartial judges selected from faculty, members of the community, alumni and administrators will vote on winners for the following awards. There will be a male and female Spirit of UK winner, as well as an overall talent winner. The Spirit of UK winner (one King and one Queen candidate) will be the candidate with the highest score in the On Stage Interview category. Overall Talent Winner (one King OR Queen) will be the candidate with the highest score in the Talent category.

i.Mr. and Miss Spirit of UK – 20 Wildcat Cup Points awarded to each winner’s organizationii. Overall Talent Winner – 15 Wildcat Cup Points awarded to the winner’s organization

Judging criteria for the Showcase:i. 10% Personality/Poiseii. 30% On Stage Interview Responseiii. 30% Talentiv. 30% Student Voting

Student Voting Student voting for Homecoming Royalty will occur only during the Royalty Showcase, held at Memorial Coliseum.

Students will be prompted to vote via a text voting system. The voting window will last 5 minutes and 30% of the student voting will be incorporated in the overall score for each contestant. More information on student text voting will be provided at the Royalty Showcase.

Required activities for the 10 finalists (5 male and 5 female) during Homecoming Week:i. Participate in the Royalty Showcase.ii. Attend the Street Fair to be held on Thursday, October 23, 2014. Finalists may be asked to help with volunteer needs during the event.iii.. Attend the Mr. and Miss. Black UK Pageant for a brief appearance. iv. On October 25th, 2014, before the football game, the candidates are invited to President Capilouto’s Homecoming Game Pre-reception. Each candidate and their two guests will sit together at the football game (The Student Activities Board will secure one student ticket and two guest tickets for each candidate). The 2014 Homecoming King and Queen will then be announced during halftime of the football game versus Mississippi State.

Required activities for Homecoming King and Queen following Homecoming Week:

i. Be available for events upon request of the Homecoming Coalition to act as a representative of the University of Kentucky.

In order to be eligible, the candidate should: i. Be a full-time student at the University of Kentucky; BCTC students will not be considered.ii. A senior based upon the number of credit hours obtained by the end of the Summer 2014 termiii. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0iv. Be in good academic and disciplinary standing.

The rules and regulations for the competition are as follows:

i. No advertising, known or unknown to the candidate is allowed. This includes, but is not limited to: banners, flyers, poster, and electronic media (including ALL forms of social media) seen on the University’s campus. Such an offense will be grounds for immediate disqualification.ii. The incumbent Queen or King may not succeed him/herself.iii. The Student Activities Board will settle all disputes on an individual basis.iv. If a nominee cannot attend his/her stated interview, he/she will be disqualified.v. All votes should be individually cast. Any discrepancies will be reviewed and may be cause for disqualification of the candidate(s).vi. Student voting will occur during the Royalty Showcase on Monday, October 20, 2014 through a text voting system.

First Round:

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE: Wednesday, September 24, 2014; 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.

The Top 10 King and Queen Candidates Will Be Notified:Thursday, October 2, 2014 by 6:00 P.M.

Second Round -- Interviews:Tuesday, October 7, 2014 – times will be assigned between 4:30 and 10:00 P.M

The top 5 King and Queen Candidates will be contacted by:Wednesday, October 8, 2014 by 5:00 P.M.

MANDATORY Meeting With Top 5 King and Queen Candidates:Thursday, October 9, 2014; 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M

Royalty Showcase:Monday, October 20, 2014

FOR ANY INQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT: TRADITIONS@UKSAB.ORG

Homecoming Royalty Application 2014 Checklist Please turn in your complete application in the following order, typed and paper-clipped

❏ ROYALTY OATH❏ HOMECOMING ROYALTY APPLICATION❏ SHORT ANSWER SECTION❏ UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT❏ RESUME❏ SHORT BIOGRAPHY

Homecoming Royalty Application 2014Which Position Are You Applying For:

❏ King ❏ Queen

Name: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: _______________________________ Email Address: ___________________________

Cumulative GPA: _______________ UK Student ID: ________________________

Major: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Minor: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Honor SocietiesPlease list all Academic Honor Societies in which you are currently a member as well as the number of years involved.

Honor SocietyYears Participated

National Awards, Scholarships and HonorsShould not be from the University, Local or State level. Include date received. This may include national awards given during high school that are on prominent level (such as Eagle Scout).

National Level Awards, Scholarships and HonorsDate Issued

State and Local Awards, Scholarships and Honors (Non-University Funded etc.)Should not be from the National or University level. Include date received.

State and Local Level Awards, Scholarships and HonorsDate Issued

UK Awards, Scholarships and HonorsList all Awards, Scholarships and Honors received through the University.

University Level Awards, Scholarships and HonorsDate Issued

Organizational MembershipList all registered UK organizations in which you are or have participated in during your tenure at UK. Include years of membership.

University OrganizationYears of Membership

Campus LeadershipList all registered UK organizations for which you have served as PRESIDENT OR OVERALL DIRECTOR. Include number of years served in this position.

University Organization President/Overall DirectorYears Served

List all registered UK organizations for which you have served in an Executive Role (i.e. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, etc.). Include number of years served in this position.

University Organization Executive RoleYears Served

List all registered UK organizations for which you have served in a leadership role not mentioned above. Include number of years served in this position.

University Organization Leadership RoleYears Served

Work ExperienceList all jobs and/or internships held during your tenure at the University. Include dates worked and average number of hours per week.

Job/InternshipAverage Hours Per

Week

Dates Employed

Community Service

Name all community service activities that you have participated in since your tenure at the University. Indicate your title/leadership position as well as check off the box that best describes how often the activity occurred.

ActivityPositionOnce a Year

2-6 times a Year

Once a Month

2-6 times a Month

Twice or more a Week

Homecoming Royalty 2014 Short Answer Questions Answer the following three questions in one page or less.

i. How has the University of Kentucky had a positive impact on you?

ii. How do you plan to build upon your University experience to make a positive difference after graduation?

iii. What inspired you to apply for Homecoming Royalty 2014 and why do you think you should be the Homecoming Queen or King?

Royalty OathBy submitting this application, complete with a copy of your resume, unofficial transcript, short biography and short answer section, you hereby declare that all of the above information is true to the best of your knowledge. You also acknowledge that you have read all rules and guidelines associated with the Homecoming 2014 Royalty application. ___________________________________________________________________________________________Sign Your Name Above Date Permission to VerifyI, ____________________________________, understand that the University of Kentucky Student Activities Board reserves the right to verify any information included in my resume and application for Homecoming Queen/King. ___________________________________ ____________________________Sign Your Name Above Date

Mr. and Miss. Black UK PageantSunday, October 19th, 2014 (7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m)

Memorial Hall

The Black Student Union and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated proudly present the Mr. and Ms. Black UK Pageant. This is an upstanding tradition at the University of Kentucky with spirit and entertainment. The University of Kentucky’s most outstanding and prestigious students compete for the crown and title.

**Reminder Admission is $3 with a canned good and $5 without for every person in attendance. Canned goods will be donated to God’s Food Pantry!**

Whose’s Got Game? Students Vs. AlumniTuesday, October 21, 2014 (7:00 p.m-9:00 p.m.)

Seaton Center

Come out and watch as current University of Kentucky students compete against University of Kentucky Alumni for the annual trophy. It is sure to be an exciting show you won’t want to miss!

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Step Show Friday, October 24, 2014 (7:00 p.m-9:00 p.m)

Memorial Coliseum

The Time has come again for the University of Kentucky’s NPHC Council to compete for 1st place in our annual Step Show competition. Members of the Divine 9 invite our campus community and surrounding communities to come out and enjoy some friendly competition amongst our Greek community.

UK DanceBlue 5KSunday, October 27, 2013

On Site Registration begins at 1 p.m., Race starts at 3 p.m.Coldstream Research Park

Registration will be available at www.ukalumni.net/danceblue5k in early September

DanceBlue invites you to take part in a 5K race to benefit the DanceBlue Kentucky Children's Hospital Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Clinic through the Golden Matrix Fund. This event is open to everyone, so come out and enjoy the fun!

The race will take place at Coldstream Research Park, registration opening at 1:00 p.m. and the race beginning at 3:00 p.m. The entry fee is $20 for pre-registered attendees by Oct. 10 and $25 after that date. The cost will include participation in the 5K and a T-shirt. T-shirts are only guaranteed for those that register by the Oct. 10 deadline.

On-site registration will be available on the day of the race. Cash or check only will be accepted at on-site registration and a t-shirt is not guaranteed.

Packets may be picked up in the Center for Community Outreach (CCO) on Thursday, Oct. 23rd & Friday, Oct. 24, and then also available on site the day of the race.DanceBlue gear will be sold on site.

Contact Matt Sisken at Operations@DanceBlue.org for more information.

Event Dates & Times *Stay tuned for immediate rain call and event updates with the Homecoming Coalition through

Facebook, Twitter, and on their website www.ukhomecoming.com!

Saturday, October 18, 2014 ★ 8 A.M: Painting on windows commences- remember that paint pick-up is on

Friday, October 17th, 2014 from 9 a.m- 5 p.m in the Student Activities Board Office in Room 204 in the Student Center

Sunday, October 19, 2014 ★ 8 A.M: Painting on windows continues- remember to text the Paint the Town

Blue SAB chair, when you are going to start painting★ 7 P.M: Mr. & Miss. Black UK - remember Top 5 King and Queen Royalty

Candidates must attend for a brief appearance -attendance points for Wildcat Cup given○ Location: Memorial Hall ○ Ticketed Event

Monday, October 20, 2014 ★ 9 A.M: Judging for Paint The Town Blue- participation points for Wildcat Cup given

○ Location: Painted Windows ★ 8 P.M: Royalty Showcase- participation points and attendance points for Wildcat Cup

given ○ Location: Memorial Coliseum

Tuesday, October 21, 2014 ★ 5:30 P.M- 7:30 P.M: Kitty Karnival- participation points for Wildcat Cup given

○ Location: Good Barn Field ★ 7 P.M: Whose’s Got Game? Student vs. Alumni

○ Location: Seaton Center

Thursday, October 23, 2014 ★ TBD: Street Fair Celebration- remember Top 5 King and Queen Royalty

Candidates must attend this event- attendance points for Wildcat Cup given ○ Location: TBD

Friday, October 24, 2014

★ 7:00 P.M: NPHC Step Show- attendance points for Wildcat Cup given ○ Location: Memorial Coliseum

Saturday, October 25, 2014 ★ Homecoming Game vs. Mississippi State ★ Halftime of Game: Crowning and Announcement of Homecoming King and

Queen/ Announcement of the Wildcat Cup

Sunday, October 26th, 2014 ★ 3:00 P.M: DanceBlue 5k

○ Location: Coldstream Research Park