What kinds of activities can I expect at Harcum?
The Office of Campus Activities works closely with the Campus Activities Programming Board, a campus-wide group that plans events, programs, and trips. Our office is responsible for Welcome Back days, trips to the theatre, workshops and speakers, museum visits, Spring Fling, movie nights, and other fun and exciting events! The Office of Campus Activities is also responsible for annual events such as Family Day, Black History Month, Orientation Programs, and much more.
A calendar is published at the beginning of each semester with all of the events and programs for the semester. Also, reminders and new event announcements will be posted around campus on designated Campus Activity bulletin boards or outside the office on the 2nd floor of Klein Hall.
Want to host an event?
Effective planning is very important to the success of your event and the time you spend planning will help your program succeed. The amount of time you will need to prepare depends on how much time you are willing to spend developing and implementing your program. The following guide can serve as an outline for the steps you will need to take to have an effective event. Remember, the Office of Campus Activities is here available if you would like discuss your event or need assistant with the event planning process.
Step 1: Decide on Event and Determine Goals Step 2: Secure Funding Step 3: Select Date and Location Step 4: Reserve Space 1. Room Set-up 2. Equipment and Technical Needs 3. Food 4. Event Time
Each organization must schedule events and activities, including new member programs, on the master calendar in the Office of Campus Activities as soon as possible to avoid any conflicts. A space reservation packet or an event registration form must be completed by the organization to be filed by the Activities Office. These forms can be picked up on the 2nd floor of Klein Hall during normal college business hours.
Event Request Packet
The Dean of Students or the Director of Campus Activities has the right to cancel any event that is not scheduled through the Activities Office. Organizational activities are not to interfere with any academic programs.
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