Activities Programing Board Hosts Successful Havoc Week
The Activities Programing Board (APB) hosted an extremely successful Havoc Week in April. Havoc week serves as APB’s end-of-year celebration designed to help students de-stress, celebrate the completion of the academic year, and strengthen school spirit before finals.
This year’s series placed a stronger emphasis on creating a week-long signature experience by pairing large-scale APB programs with Spirit Week activities and daily giveaways, encouraging students to participate across multiple events throughout the week.
Featured events included Pimp My Ram, Love & Bingo: Courtside Havoc Bingo, The Ram Wears Prada, RamFest featuring Zack Fox, and Havoc on the Block Party.
APB welcomed approximately 2,476 student attendees. RamFest and Havoc on the Block Party were the highest attended programs, drawing 982 and 300 students respectively, while Love & Bingo also exceeded attendance expectations with 230 participants.
Student feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with students sharing that they appreciated the variety of programming, opportunities to connect with friends before finals, and the combination of entertainment, giveaways, and interactive experiences throughout the week.
The Office of Student Involvement team, which advises APB, shared that moving forward because we found week-long programming paired with high-value incentives encouraged students to attend multiple events rather than a single program APB plans to continue building on this model.
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