Sign up your office to be part of the annual Office-Decorating Contest for Orange Central! The theme this year is “Otto: The Most Interesting Mascot in the World”.
• Offices will be judged on the following criteria:
1) Relevance to the Orange Central theme: Most Interesting Mascot in the World
2) Creativity
3) Demonstration of SU spirit
4) Attention to detail
5) Overall look
• Feel free to decorate individual offices, windows, or anything within your offices to get in the Orange Central spirit!
• Decorating starter kits are given to the first 10 offices to register
• The deadline to register your office is Friday, Nov. 2.
Register here: studentactivities.syr.edu/traditions/orange-central.html
• Winners will be announced on Friday, November 9 at the ‘Cuse Commotion Parade
• First place team wins lunch for their office!
Website: studentactivities.syr.edu/traditions/orange-central.html
Contact Person: Sarah Ross Cappella, saross01@syr.edu, OSA/Traditions Commission
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