Enter your office into the Office Decorating Contest to show your spirit for Orange Central! This year, Orange Central is from Nov. 7-12.
The winning office will be treated to an office lunch!
Offices will be judged based on the following criteria:
1) Relevancy to homecoming theme (Grab the Bulls by the Horns)
2) Creativity and originality
3) Demonstration of SU Spirit
4) Attention to Detail
5) Overall Look
Feel free to decorate individual offices, windows or anything you’d like within your offices and leave it up for Orange Central. Remember just the littlest decoration helps the entire campus look more festive and shows your support for Syracuse!
For more information to register by Monday, Oct. 31, at 3 p.m. go to https://orgsync.com/10755/forms/show/38783.
Contact Person: Courtney Jones
315.443.2718
cejone02@syr.edu
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