Program Goal: To increase student organization participation in Mizzou Homecoming and encourage ONE MIZZOU. Mizzou Homecoming is a campus- wide event in which all students are encouraged to participate. Program Purpose: The Homecoming grant program has two primary components. First, it will provide registered student organizations information about how they can participate in Homecoming. Second, it will provide financial resources that support organization participation. This allows all organizations, regardless of their financial situation, the opportunity to participate in Homecoming events, including Decorate the District, parade, the banner competition, and additional royalty applications. Student Organization Homecoming Grant Program

Grant Process: Student organizations will submit a one page interest form (below) to 123 Reynolds Alumni Center indicating which Homecoming activities they plan on participating in. In order to receive funding, MAA must have this document on file. Grants will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis, based on the order in which the interest forms are submitted to MAA. The FINAL deadline for grant applications is Sept. 16. During Homecoming, organizations must participate in each activity to which they have committed. No-shows and cancellations will result in disqualification from the grant program. Following Homecoming, organizations will submit an expense form (attached) with receipts from all purchases to 123 Reynolds Alumni Center by October 19. MAA and ORG will reimburse groups that meet all grant requirements for up to $********.

Student Organization Homecoming Grant Program Interest Form Please submit to 123 Reynolds Alumni Center by September 19 Student Organization: ____________________________________________ Contact Person: _________________ Position in Organization: __________________ Contact number: (___) _______ - ______ Homecoming events agreeing to take part in (circle all that apply) Decorate the District Parade Banner Competition Additional Royalty Applications

Homecoming Blood Drive: October 3-6, 11am-7pm. The first Blood liaison meeting will be held directly after the Homecoming liaison meeting at 7pm on Thursday, September 8, 2011 The information session will be held the evening of Monday, September 26, 2011 in Jesse Auditorium. Grouping times TBA.

Entry Form due September 8 th with final locations Final design due September 15 th Characters included Remember: No human characters Reuse of Prop from talent or float for full points

Residence Halls: Still interested in a Homecoming bulletin board for your hall? It’s not too late! If you’d like to keep your hall informed with PRE-MADE bulletin boards, please us at MIZ-BBQ entry forms MUST be turned at or before the Liaison meeting on September 22nd

Residence Halls: It is to each Halls discretion whether they'd like to work with other Halls in their area on the MIZ-BBQ and other events or work as an individual Hall Participation sign-up sheets sent via s MUST be turned in to Laura Denlinger by 5pm Thursday, September 15th (as indicated on the form) Only 1 form is needed from each grouping of Residence Halls if you choose to work together

Organizations: If you are looking to show your Organizations different ways you can be involved in our Homecoming traditions and would like to hear our presentation, please us at to schedule a time and date Don’t leave today without an event sign-up sheet to look over with your Organization. All Organization participation sign-ups MUST be turned in at the Liason meeting on September 15th Organizations AND Residence Halls: Directly following today’s Liason meeting, Organizations and Residence Halls will choose their celebration theme

Order forms are provided to you in the rulebook and have been sent to your accounts. A PDF of images of the merchandise was also attached to print next to the order forms! September 12 th : Residence Hall order forms due to hall desks September 15 th: Residence Hall and Greek grouping order forms due at liaison meeting. Greek groupings will turn in hard copies of order forms and payment Residence Halls will turn in an electronic file order – students can only pay by student charge This electronic file order will total the merchandise. Individual forms will still be turned in at the meeting. September 22 nd : Campus Organization order forms due at liaison meeting.

Distribution: September 25 th merchandise will be distributed. Each organization will be assigned a different pick up time. Spirit Day: Spirit Day will be Thursday, October 13 th. Students wearing the Centennial Homecoming apparel on campus will be celebrated and rewarded!

Under Armor Black Polo Shirt Gold t-shirt back, sold in short sleeve & long sleeve

‪ Entry Form Information: Entry forms due September 23 by 5:00pm Detailed directions to the float location Please list Parade Liaison contact information The Parade Committee can help find locations for floats

Parade Timeline: Sketches are due September 29 th Parade is October 15 th Time: TBA

Banner: Location of where your banner will be displayed is due September 8 th. Greek Groupings: Banners are to be displayed outside one of the houses in your grouping. Residence Halls: Banners are to be displayed outside of your Residence Hall Organizations: We will provide a location for you to hang your banners

Organizations and Residence Halls: Directly following today’s Liaison meeting, organizations and residence halls will choose their celebration theme. Blog: Liaison powerpoints will be posted by 5pm every Thursday before the meeting. Please print them out before you come at

Greek Groupings: 800 cans = 50 points 500 cans = 40 points 300 cans = 25 points Campus Organizations and Residence Halls: 200 cans = 50 points 100 cans = 40 points 50 cans = 25 points Tiger Food Fight

In front of Student Center Friday September 30 th Tiger Food Fight

Assigned TimeGreek Grouping 10:00 a.m. Alpha Chi Omega & Lambda Chi Alpha/Zeta Beta Tau 10:20 a.m. Alpha Delta Pi & Alpha Gamma Rho/Beta Sigma Psi 10:40 a.m. Alpha Phi & Sigma Phi Epsilon/Sigma Nu 11:00 a.m. Chi Omega & FarmHouse/Kappa Sigma 11:20 a.m. Delta Delta Delta & Delta Upsilon 11:40 a.m. Delta Gamma & Kappa Alpha Order 12:00 p.m. Gamma Phi Beta & Pi Kappa Alpha 12:40 p.m. Kappa Alpha Theta & Delta Tau Delta 1:00 p.m. Kappa Delta & Phi Kappa Theta 1:20 p.m. Kappa Kappa Gamma & Alpha Gamma Sigma/Tau Kappa Epsilon 1:40 p.m. Phi Mu & Phi Delta Theta/Phi Kappa Psi 2:00 p.m. Pi Beta Phi & Pi Kappa Phi 2:20 p.m. Sigma Sigma Sigma & Alpha Epsilon Pi/Delta Chi 2:40 p.m. Zeta Tau Alpha & Delta Sigma Phi/Sigma Pi

September 29 th and 30 th October 7 th, 8 th, and 9 th Combination of local and on-campus locations Greek groupings: 4 two hour shifts of 4 people (16 total) Campus Organizations and Residence Halls: 2 two hours shifts of 4 people (8 total) Tigers Tamming Hunger

Saturday October 1 st Registration begins at 8:30 am Service projects begin at 9 Greek groupings: 9 people for full points Campus Organizations and Residence Halls 4 people for full points Registration form distributed next week Centennial Service Day

IBA/National Anthem forms out on September 12 th Due September 15 th 5pm IBA/NA Auditions September 18 th Streaming from the Shack and Bengal Lair Directors’ Meeting Stotler 103A at 8 p.m.

Royalty:  $25 application fee per applicant  If multiple applicants pay with a single check, the applications must be turned in together and attached  Names of applicants must be in the memo line of the check  ORGs are allowed 1 free application  The remaining 2 applications can be covered through the ORG grant program  Number of Applicants:  Greek Grouping: Maximum 3 applicants per chapter  Maximum 6 applicants per grouping  Residence Halls: Maximum 3 applicants per Res Hall  Orgs: Maximum 3 applicants per org  Number of points you receive is determined by the single candidate in your group that advances farthest

Where to find the Application:  under the royalty tab  123 Reynolds Alumni center Dates to Remember:  Applications are DUE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 TH BY 5 PM TO 123 REYNOLDS ALUMNI CENTER  All applicants will receive a first round interview  Signups for interviews will be available on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 TH IN 123 REYNOLDS ALUMNI CENTER Requirements of Top 10 Royalty:  Be present at numerous mandatory homecoming events  Time commitment  All mandatory events listed on application

Administrative Professional Day April Fool’s Day Arbor Day Baby Shower Bachelor/Bachelorette Party Bar Mitzvah Bid Day Birthdays/Anniversary Boxing Day Christmas/ Hanukkah/ Kwanza Cinco de Mayo Columbus Day Earth Day Election Day Engagement Party Flag Day First Day Of Summer Founders Day Fourth of July Graduation Party Groundhog Day Halloween House Warming Parties Labor Day Kentucky Derby Mardi Gras March Madness Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Day Mother’s/Father’s Day National Championships New Years Olympic Opening/Closing Ceremony President’s Day Prom Night Quinceanera Retirement St. Patrick’s Day Super Bowl Parties Sweet 16 Thanksgiving U.S Open Golf Championship Valentine’s Day Veterans’ Day Wedding Shower Weddings