2022 Homecoming Captain Applications Open Through January 21
Penn State Homecoming is now accepting captain applications for its 2022 celebration.
Captains are in charge of planning the celebrations that recognize Penn State’s pride and traditions. They work with alumni, faculty, staff, and other Penn State organizations to make each year’s celebration memorable.
3…2…1…and…WE’RE LIVE! Captain applications are open NOW through January 21st. Apply at https://t.co/bDpFimGFM6? #ForTheGlory pic.twitter.com/Bmwer3oUQp
— PSU Homecoming (@PSUHOMECOMING) December 10, 2021
Application requirements include submission of a resume, spring semester schedule, and committee preferences, plus some responses to questions regarding experiences, interests, and Penn State values.
Students who are interested can apply to be a part of 14 possible committees that work together and lead teams of students to execute over 10 different Homecoming events throughout the year. Homecoming committees include:
- Alumni Relations
- Competition
- Court Relations
- Distribution Management
- Financial Management
- Internal Development
- Merchandise
- OPPerations
- Parade
- Pride Events
- Public Relations
- Talent Relations
- Technology
- University Relations
Applications close at 5 p.m. on Friday, January 21. Questions or concerns can be emailed to Executive Director Tim Nevil at [email protected].
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