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Frequently Asked Questions What is YOFEST? YOFEST is a week of friendly competition and fun for all clubs and organizations on campus. YOFEST is designed to celebrate the diversity of club life at Appalachian State and aims to connect all of the student groups through games and activities. Throughout the week, registered clubs and organizations will compete in events to earn points. At the end of the week, all of the points from the competition nights, service project, and photo contest will be totaled. The organization or club with the most points will be awarded the title of the “Best of YOFEST 2014”. Who else is involved in YOFEST? Club Council is partnering with many of the University Funded Organization’s (UFO’s) at Appalachian State. For a complete list, see our cover. We are also partnering with the ASU Police Department for the 16th Annual Polar Plunge, and with A.C.T for the annual Dance Marathon. How do I register? To register your club or organization, go online to clubcouncil.appstate.edu and click on the registration link. Indicate what events your club is interested in participating in. Registration closes Wednesday February 12, 2014.

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YOFEST 2014 Point System Register Online by Wednesday February 12, 2014

YOFEST Week: February 17-22, 2014

Guidelines: • Groups (clubs and organizations) will compete against ALL other

groups throughout the week. Category of group is not taken into account for these events.

• Each individual event will have its own point system to determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place for that specific event.

• Even if your club or organization does not place, you still receive points for participating in each event.

• Points will not be totaled up until the end of the week where a winner will be named “BEST of YOFEST 2014”

• Groups may not team up with other similar groups to enter competitions. Each club is expected to compete individually.

• Complete participation is defined as attending ALL events, as well as submitting at least FIVE photos for the photo contest and donating at least ONE item for the service project.

Contests Points for Participation

Points for 3rd Place

Points for 2nd Place

Points for 1st Place

Monday Feb. 17, 2014 Game Show Night 20 10 20 30

Tuesday Feb. 18, 2014 Talent Show 25 15 20 35

Wednesday Feb. 19, 2014 The Amazing Race 15 5 10 15

Thursday Feb. 20, 2014 Polar Plunge 25

Friday Feb. 21, 2014 Sports NIght 20 10 20 30

Saturday Feb. 22, 2014 Dance Marathon 25

Photo Contest 0 5 10 15

Service Project See Page 5 for point system

Complete Participation add 50 points

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2014 YOFEST Service Project February 3 – 22, 2014

Co-sponsored by A.C.T Supporting Western Youth Network (WYN)

Donation boxes will be set up around campus in the residence halls, library, other academic buildings, the Student Union, and the Club Hub. If the items are donated to Club Hub during Club Council Office hours (9 am- 3pm), the club donating the items will get points towards their overall YOFEST score. Clubs can also bring items to YOFEST events and receive points there. REMEMBER: To get points for your club you must take donations directly to Club Hub during office hours (Monday-Friday, between 9am and 3pm). Donations placed in the bins around campus WILL NOT count as points for YOFEST.

YOFEST Service Project Point System

Item Number of Points Awarded

Cleaning Supplies, Paper Towels, Toliet Paper 1

Office Supplies, Water Bottles, School Supplies, Art Supplies 2

White Tshirts, Mittens/Scarves, Baseballs 3

Snacks, Board Games, Kids one-piece swimsuits, Backpacks 4

$10 Gas Cards, Baseball gloves, gator balls, basketballs, coats 5

*Snacks include granola bars, dried fruit, popcorn, trail mix, chips, and nuts. **Items listed in bold are needed the most by WYN.

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Rules and Guidelines for

YOFEST Events February 17-22, 2014

#BESTOFYOFEST14

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Monday February 17, 2014 “Claim Your Fames at the Luau Games”

Game Show Night Co-sponsored by BSA

7-9 p.m. in APH Magnolia Ballroom

The host will announce the challenges to the contestant teams and they will have a chance to choose an individual from their organization to compete. There will be 6 stations going on at the same time, with two judges at each station to watch while the host commentates. We will do as many rounds as necessary to make sure that each organization has a chance to compete. Points will be issued based on how many challenges are completed as well as who completes the task in the shortest amount of time. We will determine how many rounds are needed based on how many clubs are going to compete. A maximum of 6 clubs will be competing at a time and a minimum of 30 minutes is needed for the teams to complete the entire round. Each team will be given 5 minutes at each station (time to have an explanation of the game, decide who will compete, then compete). Each club will be given a sheet to help keep track of their time and points. Teams must turn in this sheet at the end for tallying. Points: Each team receives 5 points for every person that they have participating. For each challenge that is completed, the team will receive 1 point per challenge. If the challenge is completed in less than one minute, they will receive 3 points for that challenge. The team that completes the challenge the quickest will receive 5 points for that challenge. The team that completes the course the quickest will receive an additional 10 points. The points will be translated into first, second, and third place. Clubs and organizations will then be awarded according to the official YOFEST points system.

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Tuesday February 18, 2014 “Maui WOW Me”

Talent Show Co-sponsored by SGA

6-9 p.m. in Parkway Ballroom Four Judges will vote on a scale of 1-10. The judge’s panel will include three students and two faculty members. First, Second, and Third place will be determined based on the number of points each group earns.

All acts must include current full time Appalachian students ONLY. Acts will be allotted no more than FIVE (5) MINUTES to perform their act. Any act over the allotted time will be penalized in a deduction of 5 points. Participants may only perform ONE time during the show. Any participants performing more than once will disqualify BOTH acts. Profanity and vulgar lyrics in any performance is NOT acceptable. NO nudity allowed. Please keep all attire acceptable and respectable. NO alcohol, tobacco, or drug advertisements are allowed on any clothing material. NO flames or other dangerous objects are to be used in the show. You MUST provide your own music, instruments, props, etc. In the event of a tie, the two competitors will be asked to perform a different act. The points will be translated into first, second, and third place. Clubs and organizations will then be awarded according to the official YOFEST points system.

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Wednesday February 19, 2014 “The Amazing Hawaialachian Race”

Co-sponsored by Appalachian Ambassadors 6:30 p.m. starting in Club Hub

Clubs and Organizations will race around campus and visit each station to collect all clues and tokens before returning back to the home base.

The minimum number of people for each club or organization team is 5. All teams will meet at Club Hub for the rules and regulations. The first clue will be given after the rules are explained. All teams will disperse throughout campus and complete their tasks at the pit stop along the way. To complete this event you must have all 9 tokens collected, and you must bring them to club hub with your whole entire team once you are done. Once each team has completed all their tasks and has received all 9 tokens they will return to Club Hub. Judging and tallying of the points will be calculated, and the winners of the event will be announced.

The points will be translated into first, second, and third place. Clubs and organizations will then be awarded according to the official YOFEST points system.

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Thursday February 20, 2014 The 16th Annual Polar Plunge

Sponsored by ASU Police Department Registration starts at 3 p.m., Jumping starts at 4 p.m.

To receive points for this event, you must check in during registration with a

Club Council member and show proof that you are jumping in the Polar Plunge.

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Friday February 21, 2014 “Rumble in the Jungle” Sports Night Cosponsored by Club Sports Council

3-5 p.m. in Quinn Annex

Cornhole Round Robin Tournament for 10 Teams

- 27 feet between boards - Self officiated - 2 players per team - 1 point for a bag on the board; 3 points for a bag in the hole; cancellation scoring - 21 points, or exceeding 21 points, to win - Rules according to www.americancornhole.com

Dodgeball Round Robin Tournament for 10 Teams

- Played within volleyball court; 6 balls - Self officiated - 6 players per team - Eliminate players with legal hits (below the shoulders) or by catching a live ball thrown by an opponent - Exit/Enter court to retrieve stray balls by way of the end lines - A team may not control all 6 balls for more than 5 seconds - First team to eliminate all opposing players, or have the most remaining players after 3 minutes of play, wins the match. - Rules according to www.dodgeballusa.com

Knockout Basketball

- 2 player max per club - Multiple rounds will be played (clubs can use a different 2 players for different rounds), scoring remains the same - Self officiated - Players start by forming a line from the free throw line and back into the court - The first two players in line are given basketballs. The first player shoots at the basket. If they make it, they retrieve the ball and toss it to the next player in line behind the other player with the ball. If they miss, they must retrieve the ball and make a layup before the next player with the ball makes their shot. If they make the layup in time, they pass the ball to the next player in line, just as they would have if they had made the free throw. If a player misses his/hers first shot and does not make a layup before the next player in line makes a shot, he/she is out of the game.

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“Rumble in the Jungle” Sports Night Continued

***Scoring for cornhole and dodgeball round robin tournaments will be according to team records after completion of all rounds or after time has expired.*** The points will be translated into first, second, and third place. Clubs and organizations will then be awarded according to the official YOFEST points system.

Paticipation per event 5 pointsDressing for Luau theme 5 points3rd place per event 5 points2nd place per event 10 points1st place per event 15 points

Scoring

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Saturday February 22, 2014 Dance Marathon

Sponsored by A.C.T 10 a.m. – 1 a.m. at Legends

Registration is on act.appstate.edu/dancemarathon. Points for participation will only be awarded to clubs that check in with a Club Council member at the start of the event. Your club or organization must register on the A.C.T website before this event to be considered for earning participation points.

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#BESTOFYOFEST14 Photo Contest Rules and Regulations

Each individual photo submitted will not be rewarded points. Photos to be considered for the competition must be tagged with the hash tag #BESTOFYOFEST14. Photos taken must be from events throughout the week and cannot be from previous events or dates. THE ONLY PHOTOS ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION ARE PHOTOS POSTED DURING YOFEST. Photos submitted for the contest must not contain drugs, alcohol, nudity, or any other inappropriate images. Clubs or organizations in violation of this rule are subject to disqualification. Photos submitted will be judged at the end of the week and winners will be announced. Photo contest winners will receive a display in Club Hub.