2017 Regional Spring Meet Handbook

University Interscholastic League

University of Texas at Arlington Arlington, Texas Region I 6A Conference

April 6-7 – One Act Play April 7-8 – Academic Contests

2017 Regional Spring Meet University of Texas at Arlington Region I 6A Arlington, TX

Table of Contents Meet Schedule ...... Page 3 Campus Map ...... Page 4 UIL Administration ...... Page 5 Eligibility and Certification ...... Page 6 Entry Fees ...... Page 6 Schedule of Fees ...... Page 6-7 Registration ...... Page 8 Special Needs Requests ...... Page 8 Absent Contestants ...... Page 8 Withdrawal, Late Arrival, Absenteeism ...... Page 8 Awards/Posting of Results ...... Page 8-9 Information Centers ...... Page 9 Parking ...... Page 9 Food Services ...... Page 10 Housing ...... Page 11 Composite Schedule ...... Page 12-13 Academic Contest Schedule of Events ...... Page 14-20 OAP Organizational Meeting…….....…………………………………………...... Page 21 OAP Director’s Information……………………………………………………………………...... Page 22 OAP Contest and Rehearsal Information……………………………………………………………... Page 23-30 OAP Focus Chart, Curtain Position, and Stage Map………………………………...... Page 31 OAP Stage Dimensions…………………………………………………………………………...... Page 32 OAP Lighting Worksheet……………………………………………………………………...... Page 33 Fine Arts Complex Map…………………………………………………………………………...... Page 34 UTA Information...... …………………………………………………………………………...... Page 35 Invoice—Academic Contests ...... Page 36 Invoice—OAP ...... Page 37 Registration Form ...... Page 38

UIL Regional Spring Meet Schedule 2017 Region I – 6A

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

One Act Play Thursday-Friday, April 6-7

Academic Meet Friday-Saturday, April 7-8

University of Texas at Arlington Arlington, Texas 3

Campus Map

AR Arlington Hall BOOK Bookstore BR Brazos Hall CARH Carlisle Hall CH College Hall COBA Bus Bldg. CPB Chem/Phy Bldg. CPC College Park Ctr. CRB Chem Res Bldg. ELAB Eng Lab ERB Eng Res. Bldg. FA Fine Arts Bldg. GS Geoscience Bldg. HH Hammond Hall HLTH Health Center KC Kalpana Chawla LIBR Library LP Lipscomb Hall DH Davis Hall LS Life Science MAC Mav Activities NH Nedderman PE Physical Ed Bldg. PH Preston Hall PKH Pickard Hall POL University Police RH Ransom Hall SAC Studio Arts Ctr. SH Science Hall VH Vandergriff Hall SMART Smart Hos SWCA S/Work Com A TEX Texas Hall SWCB S/Work Com B TH Trimble Hall UC University Center UH University Hall WH Woolf Hall

The administration, faculty, staff, and students at the University of Texas at Arlington are pleased to invite you to visit the UT Arlington campus for the 2017 Regional I-6A UIL Spring Meet.

This handbook provides information for UIL contestants entering regional competition in academics, one-act play, golf, tennis, and track and field. Please read this information carefully and reproduce pages as needed. If you have questions, please contact the Academic Directors Office.

Regional Executive Committee Regional Director Academic Director Pete Carlon Dara Newton [email protected] Box 19111 817-272-5037 Arlington, TX 76019 [email protected] 817-272-5758

Athletic Director One-Act Play Director Pete Carlon Michelle Harvey [email protected] [email protected] 817-272-5039 817-272-0453

District Spring Meet Directors

District Name Contact Information 1-6A Catherine Morrel Phone: 915-937-0115 Socorro ISD Email: [email protected] 2-6A Denise Olson Phone: 806-326-1326 Amarillo ISD Email: [email protected] 3-6A Laura Smith Phone: 325-277-3841 San Angelo Central HS Email: [email protected] 4-6A Scott Johnston Phone: 682-867-8755 Arlington ISD Email: [email protected] 5-6A Larry Turner Phone: 940-369-1170 High School Email: 6-6A Glenn Davis Phone: 469-752-9311 Plano Sr. High School Email: [email protected] 7-6A John Irish Phone: 832-545-9671 Carroll Sr. High School Email: [email protected] 8-6A Robert Gawedzinski Phone: 972-708-6908 Duncanville ISD Email: [email protected]

Eligibility and Certification Participants in UIL competition must meet qualification guidelines on pages 40-55 of the 2015-2016 “Constitution and Contest Rules” of the University Interscholastic League.

Certification of academic participant’s eligibility will be submitted by the District Director to the Regional Director, through the online system.

The full first and last name (no initials) of each student must be given, as well as the events which the student is entered in.

You must submit Academic and One-Act Play results through the UIL Spring Meet online system (refer to the Spring Meet District Director Manual).

Entry Fees The Region I-6A UIL Executive Committee has approved the following entry fee collection procedure. All entry fees will be sent to the District Director. The District Director will send one check for academic entries, one check for OAP entries, and the district certification to the Academic Director. Certification and fees should be mailed to the Academic Director’s office (see page 5) the first school day following the district meet. Checks should be made payable to the University of Texas at Arlington. Participants will not be permitted to compete unless all fees have been paid IN ADVANCE of the event. NO EXCEPTIONS. All entry fees are non-refundable.

Schedule of Fees Contest Individuals Teams Total Other Accounting 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Calculator 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Application Computer 3 0 $115 Supply grader for each event Applications Computer Science 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Current Issues and 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Events Editorial Writing 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event

Contest Individuals Teams Total Other Feature Writing 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event Headline Writing 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event Informative 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this Speaking event Lincoln-Douglas 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this Debate event Literary Criticism 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Mathematics 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event News Writing 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event Number Sense 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Persuasive 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this Speaking event Poetry 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event Prose 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event Ready Writing 3 0 $115 Judges have been hired for this event Science 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Social Studies 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Spelling and 3 1 $190 Supply grader for each event Vocabulary

Registration On the day of the regional contests there will be NO central registration. Coaches and sponsors are expected to have students report to locations at times listed in this handbook. Each Contest Director will have a list of those eligible and will call roll at the starting time of the event. If an entered student is not on the Contest Director’s list, this information must be reported IMMEDIATELY to the Academic Director at 817-247-3931.

Special Needs Request Students who have a disability for which they will require accommodations under the terms of ADA/504 must file a request with the Academic Director’s Office five (5) working days prior to the day of the event in which they are participating. Any accommodation for a contest must have prior approval from the UIL State Office.

Absent Contestants A list of absent contestants will be reported to the State UIL office from each academic event. It is imperative that you notify the Academic Director in advance if a contestant will be unable to attend the regional competition.

Withdrawal, Late Arrival, Absenteeism The school of a district winner who cannot attend the regional meet must notify the District Director IN WRITING. The District Director will then notify the alternate and the Academic Director.

When a student is not present at roll call, he/she may be replaced by an alternate. Once an alternate has replaced a student in roll call, a substitution will NOT be made. A student who arrives after the contest has begun will not be permitted to compete, even if no alternate has replaced him/her.

Verification/Awards/Posting of Results/State Meet Information Locations and times of awards presentations will be provided at check-in. Results of academic contests will be posted as reports are made available.

Students, coaches and/or other school officials are urged to attend verification periods and award meetings. Regional meet directors are under no obligation to contact winners with the results if winners fail to attend the awards sessions.

Information regarding the UIL Academic State Meet is posted on the UIL website at www.uiltexas.org/academics. Information packets will NOT be mailed to schools or handed out during the regional meet verification meetings or awards ceremonies, except for LD coaches’ packets for advancing LD debaters. Coaches and contestants must go to the UIL website for a tentative schedule, UT parking, UT campus map and other vital State Meet information. Responsibility for knowing times, dates, and sites of State Meet events rests solely with coaches and contestants. Second place regional teams should also look for the list of wild card qualifiers.

First, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth-place medals will be awarded in all individual events, except LD debate and OAP. Medals will also be awarded to the first and second-place team members in team events. The winning team’s school will also receive a plaque in each of the team/group events.

The school with the highest total points for all academic events will be named the REGIONAL ACADEMIC CHAMPION and will be awarded a regional academic champion trophy. The Academic Champion will be posted on the website on the following Wednesday after the meet.

Two unranked One-Act Plays receive plaques and advance to state.

Students, coaches, and/or other school officials are urged to attend all verification periods.

Information Center Locations One-Act Play Headquarters – Tuesday-Wednesday, April 6-7, 2017 UT Arlington Theatre Arts Department 144 Fine Arts Bldg. North, 502 Cooper Street, Box 19579, Arlington, TX 76019

Academic Information Center – Friday-Saturday, April 7-8, 2017 College of Business Administration Building, Room 153, 8:00am-5:30pm

See Food Services section for locations and times when food is available on campus Results will be posted on the UIL website by 5/8/16@http://www.uiltexas.org.

Parking

Bus parking will be available in parking Lots 52 and 53 on the UT Arlington campus, located at 119 S. West Street in Arlington. For further reference, please see the link below: http://www.uta.edu/maps/?id=241.

For those arriving by car, parking is available at parking Lot 49 on the UT Arlington campus, located at 800 S. West Street in Arlington. A map to this lot can be found here: http://www.uta.edu/maps/?id=242

Additional car parking is available in the College Park garage at 500 S. Center Street in Arlington. Please use the Park South entrance, which can be found here: http://www.uta.edu/maps/?id=438.

For schools that are busing students to the Spring Meet, drop students off in front of the College of Business Administration Building located at 701 South West Street in Arlington, also found here: http://www.uta.edu/maps/?building=COBA. Buses should then proceed to park in Lot 52 mentioned above.

Food Services

A variety of food services are available in the University Center and other locations on campus while you are at the UIL Regional Spring Meet. Operating hours will vary so please check below.

POD Market – University Center Starbucks-University Center Monday-Thursday 7:30am-11:00pm Monday-Thursday 7:00am-11:00pm Friday 7:30am-5:00pm Friday 7:00am-6:00pm Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm Saturday 8:00am-1:30pm Sunday 1:00pm-11:00pm Sunday 3:00pm-10:00pm

Market at the MAC – Mavericks Activities Center The Plaza – University Center* Monday-Friday 8:00am-7:00pm Monday-Thursday 7:30am-10:30pm Saturday Closed Friday 7:30am-5:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-7:00pm *Not all concepts are open all day

Texadelphia – College Park District Bombay Chopsticks – College Park District Monday-Sunday 11:00am-10:00pm Monday-Sunday 11:00am-10:00pm

Pie Five Pizza Company - College Park District Monday-Sunday 11:00am-10:00pm

Housing in Arlington Please make your own reservations, requesting rooms for the UIL Spring Meet. Bring a tax exemption certificate from your school to avoid a portion of hotel tax. All hotels listed below accept a UTA rate. You can request the UTA rate or you may request another rate if you choose.

Courtyard by Marriott Hilton Garden Inn 711 Highlander Blvd. 2190 E. Lamar Blvd. Arlington, TX 76015 Arlington, TX 76006 817-465-5599 817-274-6644

Hilton Arlington Wingate by Wyndham 2401 E. Lamar Blvd. 1024 Brookhollow Plaza Drive Arlington, TX 76006 Arlington, TX 76006 817-640-3322 817-640-8686

Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Springhill Suites 2401 Brookhollow Plaza Drive 1975 E. Lamar Blvd. Arlington, TX 76006 Arlington, TX 76006 817-640-1188 817-860-2737

Fairfield Inn Townplace Suites 2500 E. Lamar Blvd. 1709 E. Lamar Blvd. Arlington, TX 7606 Arlington, TX 76006 817-649-5800 817-861-8728

Welcome to UT-Arlington!

Composite Schedule of Academic Events Times given are for roll call or the first event in each contest. For detailed schedules see sections on specific events.

Thursday, April 6 Hour Event Contest Director Location 5:00pm One-Act Play Rehearsals Begin Michelle Harvey FA 174 Mainstage Theatre and FA loading dock

Friday, April 7 Hour Event Contest Director Location 7:30am One-Act Play Rehearsals Con’t Michelle Harvey FA 174 Mainstage Theatre and FA loading dock

11:45am Participant Meeting Michelle Harvey FA 174 Mainstage Theatre with Adjudicators

12:00pm Director’s Meeting Michelle Harvey Fine Arts Green Room

2:00pm One-Act Play Contest Begins Michelle Harvey FA 174 Mainstage Theatre

4:00pm Lincoln/Douglas Debate Laura Baxter TBA 4:30pm Round 1 TBA 5:30pm Round 2 TBA 6:30pm Round 3 TBA 8:00pm Quarterfinals TBA

4:00pm Computer Science Written Carter Tiernan Nedderman Hall 112 6:30pm Computer Science Programming Carter Tiernan Nedderman Hall 112 7:00pm Speaking Contest Document Check COBA 142

Saturday, April 8

Hour Event Director Location 8:00am Current Issues & Events Kasey Wells COBA 149 8:00am Ready Writing Marsha Pool PKH 110 8:00am Lincoln Douglas Debate Semifinals Laura Baxter COBA 254 8:00am Number Sense Rachel Jenkins PKH 111 8:30am Computer Applications Set Up Nicole Parker COBA 256 9:00am Lincoln Douglas Debate Finals Laura Baxter COBA 254 9:00am Computer Applications Nicole Parker COBA 256 9:00am Prose Interpretation Melanie Mason COBA 142 9:00am Poetry Interpretation Melanie Mason COBA 142 9:30am Calculator Set-up Eric Mason PKH 113 10:00am Calculator Applications Eric Mason PKH 113 10:30am Persuasive Speaking Carl Esposito COBA 147 10:30am Informative Speaking Carl Esposito COBA 147 11:00am Journalism Orientation/Set Up Mary Pulliam COBA 204 12:00pm Spelling & Vocabulary Linda Bishop COBA 152 12:00pm News Writing Mary Pulliam COBA 104 1:00pm Accounting Angela Morales COBA 255 1:00pm Science Lori Norris PKH 212 1:00pm Feature Writing Mary Pulliam COBA 104 1:15pm Poetry and Prose Speaking Finals COBA 142 2:30pm Editorial Writing Mary Pulliam COBA 104 3:15pm Social Studies Lani Gordon COBA 150 3:30pm Mathematics Andi Scott COBA 151 3:30pm Headline Writing Mary Pulliam COBA 104 4:30pm Informative and Persuasive Speaking Finals COBA 147 4:30pm Literary Criticism Bethany Jones COBA 149

Academic Contests Schedule of Events Friday- Saturday, April 7-8, 2017

Accounting Contest Director: Angela Morales Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 255 1:00pm: Roll Call and Opening Remarks 1:15pm: Contest Begins 4:00pm: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 255

Calculator Applications Contest Director: Eric Mason Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 113 10:00am: Roll Call and Opening Remarks 10:30am: Contest Begins 1:00pm: Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 113 NOTE: When needed, coaches will be requested to serve as graders

Computer Applications Contest Director: Nicole Parker Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 256 8:30am: Computer set-up 9:00am: Roll Call 9:15am: Contest Begins 11:30am: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 256 NOTE: Coaches are required to serve as judges unless excused by the contest director

1. Contestants shall provide their own laptop computers, printers, multi-plugs, surge protectors, extension cords, software suitable for competition, and one blank formatted data diskette. No other peripheral devices, such as scanners, will be allowed in the contest room. Printers may not be shared by contestants. 2. Contestants are responsible for bringing their own blank computer paper suitable for their printers. 3. The following may be optionally used during the competition: copy stand, dictionary, function key template, the designated reference guide and all software functions.

Computer Science Contest Director: Carter Tiernan Friday, April 7 Roll Call Location: Nedderman Hall 111 Contest Location: Nedderman Hall 112 4:00pm: Computer Science Written. All contestants report to roll call location. 4:15pm: Computer Science Written Contest begins 5:30pm: Computer Science SET-UP 6:30pm: Computer Science Programming. Verification and announcement of awards: Nedderman Hall 111 NOTE: When needed, coaches will be requested to serve as graders. Students provide own computers. Refer to Section 928 “Constitution and Contest Rules” for additional information.

Current Issues & Events Contest Director: Kasey Wells Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 149 8:00am: All contestants report to roll call/contest location 8:15am: Contest Begins 11:15am: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 149

NOTE: When needed, coaches will be requested to serve as graders of the objective portions of the contest.

Editorial Writing Contest Director: Mary Pulliam Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 104 2:30pm: Students report to roll call/contest location Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 104

Students may provide their own laptop computers and printers for the editorial writing contest. It is the responsibility of each student to be sure the equipment is working properly and that there are enough electrical cords. Students using a computer may share a printer but must have printing started by the end of time. Computers must be set up and ready for use when the contest begins. Sponsors will not be allowed to assist students if the equipment malfunctions during the contest and extra time will not be allotted.

Feature Writing Contest Director: Mary Pulliam Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 104 1:00pm: Students report to contest location Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 104

Students may provide their own laptop computers and printers for the feature writing contest. It is the responsibility of each student to be sure the equipment is working properly and that there are enough electrical cords. Students using a computer may share a printer but must have printing started by the end of time. Computers must be set up and ready for use when the contest begins. Sponsors will not be allowed to assist students if the equipment malfunctions during the contest and extra time will not be allotted. 15

Headline Writing Contest Director: Mary Pulliam Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 104 3:30pm: Students report to contest location Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 104

Informative Speaking Contest Director: Carl Esposito Saturday, April 8 Roll Call Location: COBA 147 10:30am: Roll call and draw. All contestants must be present in order to compete 11:15am: Preliminary Informative Speaking Section 1: Trimble 01 Section 2: Trimble 20 Section 3: Trimble 21 Section 4: Trimble 23 12:30pm: Verification in COBA 147 12:45pm: Announcement of finalists 4:30pm: Topic draw for finalists in COBA 147 4:45pm: Informative Speaking Finals in COBA 138 6:30pm: Verification in COBA 147 Announcement of awards: COBA 147 NOTE: No IPods and No cell phones are allowed in the prep room. Laptops and Ipads are allowed in the prep room.

Lincoln-Douglas Debate Contest Director: Laura Baxter Friday, April 7 Roll Call Location: COBA 245W 4:00pm Roll call - all contestants must be present in order to compete. All Lincoln-Douglas entrants report to roll call location. 4:30pm Round 1 COBA 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 149, 150, 152, 154, 239, 241, 243, 254, 255, 245E, 348 5:30pm Round 2 Same as Round 1 6:30pm Round 3 Same as Round 1 7:30pm Verification COBA 245W 8:00pm Quarterfinals Same as Round 1 (if needed) 9:00pm Verification COBA 245 W

Saturday, April 8 8:00am Semi Finals COBA 254, COBA 255 8:45am Verification COBA 254 9:00am Finals COBA 254, COBA 255 10:00am Verification COBA 254 Announcement of awards location: COBA 254

Literary Criticism Contest Director: Bethany Jones Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 149 4:30pm: All contestants report to roll call/contest location 4:45pm: Contest Begins 7:45pm: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 149 NOTE: Coaches are requested to report with their students at the beginning of the contest to see if they will be needed as graders.

Mathematics Contest Director: Andi Scott Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 151 3:30pm: All contestants report to roll call/contest location 3:45pm: Contest Begins 6:10pm: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 151 NOTE: When needed, coaches will be requested to serve as graders.

News Writing Contest Director: Mary Pulliam Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 104 12:00pm: Contestants report to roll call/contest location Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 104

Students may provide their own laptop computers and printers for the news writing contest. It is the responsibility of each student to be sure the equipment is working properly and that there are enough electrical cords. Students using a computer may share a printer but must have printing started by the end of time. Computers must be set up and ready for use when the contest begins. Sponsors will not be allowed to assist students if the equipment malfunctions during the contest and extra time will not be allotted.

Number Sense Contest Director: Rachel Jenkins Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 111 8:00am: All contestants report to roll call/contest location 8:20am: Contest Begins 11:45am: Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 111 NOTE: When needed, coaches will be requested to serve as graders.

Persuasive Speaking Contest Director: Carl Esposito Saturday, April 8 Roll Call Location: COBA 147 10:30am: Roll call and preliminary draw. All contestants must be present in order to compete. 11:00am: Preliminary Persuasive Speaking Section 1: Trimble 119 Section 2: Trimble 204 Section 3: Trimble 216 Section 4: Trimble 218 12:30pm: Verification in COBA 147 12:45pm: Announcement of finalists 4:30pm: Topic draw for finalists in COBA 147 5:00pm: Persuasive Speaking Finals in COBA 140 6:30pm: Verification in COBA 147 Announcement of awards: COBA 147 NOTE: No Ipods and No cell phones are allowed in the prep room. Laptops and Ipads are allowed in the prep room.

Poetry Interpretation Contest Director: Melanie Mason Saturday, April 8 Roll Call Location: COBA 142 9:00am Roll call. All contestants must be present in order to compete Contest location will serve as the preparation room. 9:15am Preliminary Draw 9:30am Poetry Interpretation Preliminary Section 1: PKH 102 Section 2: PKH 105 Section 3: PKH 107 Section 4: PKH 109 11:15am Verification in COBA 142 11:30am Announcement of finalists 1:00pm Finalists report to COBA 142 for final draw 1:15pm Poetry Interpretation Finals: COBA 138 3:00pm Verification in COBA 142 Announcement of awards location: COBA 142

Prose Interpretation Contest Director: Melanie Mason Saturday, April 8 Roll Call Location: COBA 142 9:00am Roll call. All contestants must be present in order to compete Contest location will serve as the preparation room. 9:15am Preliminary Draw 9:30am Prose Interpretation Preliminary Section 1: PKH 205 Section 2: PKH 206 Section 3: PKH 223 Section 4: PKH 227 11:15am Verification in COBA 142 11:30am Announcement of finalists 1:00pm Finalists report to COBA 142 for final draw 1:15pm Prose Interpretation Finals: COBA 140 3:00pm Verification in COBA 142 Announcement of awards location: COBA 142 NOTE: No IPODS and No IPHONES are allowed in the prep room. Laptops and Ipads are allowed in the prep room.

Ready Writing Contest Director: Marsha Pool Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 110 8:00am All contestants report to roll call location 8:15am Contest Begins Contest will begin as soon as roll call has been completed and preliminary instructions given. Contest will conclude after two hours of actual writing time. 10:30am Judging: Pickard 110, Pickard 103 2:15pm Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 110

Science Contest Director: Lori Norris Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: Pickard 212 1:00pm: Contestants report to roll call/contest location 1:15pm: Contest Begins 4:45pm: Verification and announcement of awards: Pickard 212 NOTE: When needed, sponsors will be requested to serve as graders.

Social Studies Contest Director: Lani Gordon Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 150 3:15pm: Contestants report to roll call/contest location 3:30pm: Contest Begins 5:45pm: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 150 NOTE: When needed, coaches will be requested to serve as graders. 19

Spelling & Vocabulary Contest Director: Linda Bishop Saturday, April 8 Roll Call and Contest Location: COBA 152 12:00pm: Contestants report to roll call/contest location 12:15pm: Contest Begins 6:15pm: Verification and announcement of awards: COBA 152 NOTE: Coaches are requested to report with their students at the beginning of the contest to see if they will be needed as graders.

502 S. Cooper / Fine Arts Building- North section Arlington, TX 76019 Department of Theatre Arts 817-272-0453 office / 817-272-2650 Main office / Fax 817-272-2697 Michelle Harvey: Faculty- Scenic Design, Painting & Props [email protected] UIL OAP Contest Manager

Spring, 2017

TO: Advancing Directors of Areas within Region I - 6-A One Act Plays FROM: Michelle Harvey, Contest Manager

RE: One Act Play Region I Competition on April 20, 2017

Congratulations on your success at the Area contest! We look forward to having your companies at the University of Texas at Arlington for the Region I Competition on April 7th. We know that you and your students have worked many long hours to get here, and we want to assist you in any way we can. For that reason, we would like to invite your entire One Act company (Directors, students, and any other individuals that you would like to invite) to attend an organizational meeting on Tuesday, April 4th, at 5 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre at the UT-Arlington campus. If your school cannot attend this meeting due to travel restraints, we will try to make time at 3pm on the 6th before official rehearsals begin to give you the same opportunity as closer schools. Please contact me is this is the case.

This meeting is not mandatory, but will provide you and your students several opportunities:  See, measure and walk the performance stage, dressing rooms, etc.  View all lighting, sound and intercom systems.  Provide all pre-competition paperwork to the Contest Manager, so that on the day of the rehearsal and performance, directors may focus on their shows, only.  Check that the lighting director received your Lighting Cue sheet (by April 3rd at 9am) so that he may pre-record your lighting cues. This will save you valuable rehearsal time. Time will not be spent looking at your cues, we will just confirm that they were received.  Learn about our requests from you in order to make the competition run smoother.  Meet UTA student hosts and crew.  Ask the Contest Manager any questions that you might have.

On the pages below, please pay close attention on the deadline for Online Enrollment, cut scripts, and the fee check for the contest.

Thank you, and welcome!

Michelle Harvey Revised: 2-20-17

One Act Play Director’s Information

Contact Information Ms. Michelle Harvey, Contest Manager – 817-272-0453 or 817-272-2650 Mr. Jared Land, Lighting Director & Asst. Contest Manager – 817-272-2654 Mr. Wesley Farnsworth, Contest Stage Manager – 817-944-0639 Mr. DJ Badon, Facility Coordinator – 817-272-2218 TBD, House Manager Contest Adjudicators: TBD Non-Mandatory Organizational Meeting For Directors, Cast, Crew and Staff When: Tuesday, April 4th, at 5 p.m. Where: Main Stage Theatre on the UT Arlington Campus More Information: Michelle Harvey – 817-272-0453 / [email protected]

Contest - Friday, April 7, 2017 Rehearsals are one hour in length. Performances are back to back and start at 2 p.m. There will be no intermission. Please Note: A one-time admission charge of $10 will be collected from anyone not listed on the Online Enrollment. Please inform all high school administrators that this charge applies to them, as well. UIL monies paid to each high school district does not include Area, Regional, and State competitions. Please inform all of your supporters: Due to years past, NO CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Performance Order (start time) Rehearsal Times 2C 5:30pm - 6:30pm, Thursday, April 6 1C 6:35pm – 7:35pm, Thursday, April 6 2B 7:40pm – 8:40pm, Thursday, April 6 1A 8:30am – 9:30am, Friday, April 7 2A 9:35am – 10:35am, Friday, April 7 1B 10:40am – 11:40am, Friday, April 7 Start times are approximate for performances

Day of Competition - Meeting Times All Contest Participant Meeting With The Adjudicators – 11:45am in the theatre auditorium Director’s Meeting – Immediately following the All Contest Participant Meeting with the Adjudicators One Act Play Director’s Checklist (Suggested to bring with you to the Organizational Meeting, no later than the Official Rehearsal)  2 Scripts with cuts marked (1 with sound cues clearly entered) NOTE: There will be a Script Integrity Reader following the script during each performance of the Contest. (No photo copies unless public domain or with publisher/playwright permission)  Optional: Third script in case a judge did not receive one  Optional: Add opening and closing light cues to music cues to help us understand your open and close sequence  Standards and Copyright Compliance Form  UIL documentation for additions to the unit set  Documentation for Royalties and Right to Cut Script  Substitution Form with changes to the Online Enrollment  UIL Letter of Script Approval (If not on the Approved List)  Documentation provided by UIL on any potential rule infraction  Check for $550 Regional Fee (Made out to UTA, UIL Account). (tax ID: 75-6000121)  Music Log (Download the form from the UIL website), mark clearly any music that is copyrighted. Be advised, there are specifics on usage of copyrighted music.  Lighting Cue Sheet (Questions, please contact Jared Land at 817-272-2654) 22

One Act Play Contest and Rehearsal Information

Pre-Rehearsal Load-in Check: ◃ Please arrive at the Loading Dock no earlier than 30 minutes prior to your rehearsal. ◃ The loading dock is located on the south side of Fine Arts central building at 700 Greek Row Dr. 76019 ◃ Items will be moved off the truck and into the loading dock area during this time. Rehearsals/Host: ◃ Once you have loaded all items off your truck for the rehearsal, please move your truck to assigned parking lot (Lot 26- corner of Davis/Mitchell), immediately. This must be done no later than the start of your rehearsal. ◃ Cars may park in TBA. ◃ Alternates listed on the Online Enrollment may watch rehearsals from the back of the auditorium under the supervision of the College’s Host, but may not assist with the rehearsal. ◃ You have one hour to use as you will. This time includes your set-up, and strike (from stage to storage area). Careful not to drag any items, such will be reported to the State. ◃ Plan on leaving your materials with us. You will not have access to the loading dock after your rehearsal. ◃ Only a minimal amount of glow-tape is allowed; however, schools are allowed more as long as it is placed on stage during the 7 minute set up, and completely struck during the 7 minute strike time. ◃ Please periodically ask the Contest Stage Manager for the remaining time you have during your rehearsal. The Contest Stage Manager will give a verbal warning to one of the Directors at 5 minutes remaining, and a one-minute warning thereafter until one minute is left. Please do not go over time. Schools going over time will be reported to the State UIL Office. ◃ You will NOT be able to place items in your holding/dressing rooms after your rehearsal. ◃ Show the Contest Manager all weapons, and/or anything that you think might be an issue or concern.

High School Spike Tape Color Student Host Holding/Dressing Room 2C Yellow TBD Stage 143 1C Orange TBD FA 419 2B Pink TBD FA 122 1A White TBD FA 21012A 2A Blue TBD FA 148

1B Green TBD FA 414 Alternates

Holding/Dressing Rooms: ◃ An official dressing room schedule will be sent separately from this letter. ◃ Dressing rooms DO NOT have mirrors or bathrooms. Bathrooms are in close proximity. ◃ No food or drink is allowed in the holding/dressing rooms of the Fine Arts building (water is permissible). Violation will be considered a transgression of the UIL code of conduct rule. Food props for performance are allowable with advanced permission and expectation to clean up any mess. If you want to bring your own food for meals, please set up outside behind the Fine Arts building (west of the building). Do not set up food facing the parking lots (north of the building). Schools are responsible for cleaning all trash. There are several restaurants within walking distance (15 min or less – see final page of this letter). ◃ Food will not be allowed in the theatre, in the audience or back stage. ◃ Only those names entered online as cast, crew, alternates and directors will be allowed backstage and in holding/dressing rooms. Directors and participants MUST wear the badges at all times. All who are not wearing badges will be asked to leave immediately. No questions asked. Badges will allow the student and director to attend all productions for free. If a badge is lost, a ticket must be purchased. ◃ Immediately following the performance, remove all items from the rooms and remove all trash. On Stage Set Up For Performance: ◃ Prior to your official set up, the cast and crew may move their set materials from the storage space to a specified location immediately behind the performance space. This must be done quietly, in that a performance may be in progress. ◃ You have 7 minutes to move your set from behind the stage and construct your set/tech. Also during this time, set all props that will be needed for the opening of the show. ◃ The Contest Stage Manager will give the company audible warnings at one-minute intervals beginning at five minutes through 1 minute remaining. (ie. 5 minutes remaining.) ◃ Please be careful not to drag anything. ◃ All participants must be wearing shoes during set up and strike ◃ Your time will start/stop after the agreed upon signal is given to the Contest Stage Manager. ◃ Our theatre space has an approximately 14’ apron. Use of the grand drape is optional but must be specified at the rehearsal period. Lighting areas will be available on the apron for performances. ◃ There will be NO announcements made during this contest other than a reminder to turn off cell phones. ◃ The performance time shall begin no more than 60 seconds after the end of the “set up”, unless the contest manager calls a “time-hold.” The Contest Manager will meet the cast backstage, send the Directors to the front of the house, and will confirm that the Adjudicators are in place. She will then ask the Contest Stage manager to begin the 60 second time. ◃ The Contest Stage Manager will give a verbal warning to the student Stage Manager or their agreed upon proxy, when the one minute has begun. Actors may go to places during these 60 seconds. ◃ Actors may not carry sets or props on stage during this minute, unless used during their first entrance.

Performance: ◃ Please inform your supporters that performances will start back to back without an intermission. Under no circumstances will there be any late admissions after the performance has begun. This is for the benefit of the performers on stage so that they are not distracted. ◃ Remember, any signal from behind the wings and/or from the audience to the performers on stage is considered “prompting.” Any use of cell phones on stage or backstage during the show will be considered prompting. Absolutely no cell phones are allowed, unless used as a prop in the show. ◃ During your show, please move your truck to the loading dock after the previous school vacates the area. If your truck has a beeping sound when backing up, please wait to back in until the loading door goes up. ◃ The Contest Stage Manager will give a single verbal warning by way of the intercom headset to the student Stage Manager, or their agreed upon proxy, that 35 minutes have elapsed. It is then the responsibility for the performing company to end their show on time, and not go over the 40 minute limit. These procedures to be followed shall be reviewed with each cast at the official rehearsal and reviewed with directors at the Director Meeting. ◃ After the 5 minute warning has been given, the student Stage Manager may give a verbal request to the Contest Stage Manager as to the official time. Other cast and crew may request a visual look at the Contest Stage Manager’s official time during this 5 minute period as well, but no verbal request may be made with the exception of the student Stage Manager.

Strike: ◃ The strike will follow immediately after the performance, and the time will start/stop with an agreed upon signal. ◃ In your strike, you have 7 minutes to accomplish the following tasks: Unit Set to its storage area; your set pieces to the loading dock; and the stage cleared. Do not to drag. ◃ The Contest Stage Manager will give the company audible warnings at one-minute intervals beginning at five minutes through 1 minute remaining. (ie. 5 minutes remaining.) ◃ When your stage items are at the loading dock and outside the theatre, you may send people to clean your dressing room. Please have your truck/bus available to begin loading immediately following your performance ◃ Clear and clean the dressing rooms.

Timekeepers : ◃ A minimum of three timekeepers shall record each of the timed elements. The lowest time shall serve as the official time. Two timekeepers will be backstage, The Contest Stage Manager and Contest ASM. A third timekeeper shall be at the back of the house. ◃ Please communicate your start and stop cues to the Contest Manager at the Director’s Meeting. ◃ Realize that the time will start on the first evidence of sound, lights, and/or character movement.

Panel Judging ◃ A representative from each school shall select a critic through a blind draw at the Director’s Meeting, following the Adjudicator’s comments. Critique assignments shall not be revealed to the adjudicators until after all the performances and the decisions for the contest have been rendered. ◃ For the Regional contest, the State UIL Office will designate the Adjudicator that will make all individual acting award decisions. ◃ During the Performance: ◃ Adjudicators must see the show from the same POV. Two long tables will be placed side- by- side, and the adjudicators will be spaced out accordingly. ◃ Adjudicators will not be allowed to discuss the performances. ◃ After the Performances: ◃ The Adjudicators will rank the plays 1st to last on the ranking ballot. ◃ The Contest Manager, with an adult assistant, will enter the results in Talk Tab. ◃ The Critiques will be conducted in the same order as a non-panel contest. If acceptable to all parties, we have the option of conducting simultaneous critiques to help prevent late night travel. ◃ Evaluation Forms will be given to each school following their critique, only. Site Crew: ◃ UTA will provide the following Site Crew: Contest Stage Manager, Lighting, Sound, Dock/Fly. ◃ They will assist you at your rehearsal and your performance. You may ask them to operate the consoles and curtain, or you may have your technicians operate. If the Site Crew is asked to operate, they must be given cues by one particular designated person only.

Unit Set: ◃ UTA will provide the Unit Set that all schools will use. ◃ The Unit Set is complete. DOOR AND WINDOW UNITS ARE AVAILABLE. ◃ Please remember that you can only have the designated number of unit set pieces in a show. ◃ Your personnel will be responsible for moving the Unit Set from its backstage storage position to the stage, and for returning it to the storage position as per the Site Contest Stage Manager's instructions.

House/Intercom/Curtains: ◃ Electrical outlets are available SR, SL and US center. Plan for extension cords accordingly. You will be asked to tape or cover any cords that are in the path of actors entering the stage. ◃ Headsets will be at Backstage Right (1) and Left (1), Sound and Lighting Consoles. ◃ All companies are to use the in-house intercom system provided to all companies. Any personal communication systems must be approved by the Contest Manager during the rehearsal. Strong justification will be needed, and approval is rarely given. ◃ Curtains are flown from the pin rail. ◃ There is a mid stage traveller available to all companies. ◃ There is a full stage black curtain at the back of the stage ◃ A cyclorama is available for use upstage of the full stage black if you prefer a lighter background. However, there are no stage lights focused specifically to light it. ◃ Entrances are possible from the back full stage black curtain, but this curtain is not on a traveller and will not have an additional curtain behind it. 26

Lighting: ◃ 20 Areas: Apron = 1-5, DS = 6-10, C = 11-15, US = 16-20 (all areas are lit with both a warm and a cool front light, controlled as a pair). Floor pockets will not be available. ◃ Each school has the opportunity to have their lighting cues programmed prior to their rehearsal. A copy of the cue worksheet is included in this packet. If you would like to take advantage of this, you need to email the paper work to Jared Land: [email protected]. Paperwork must be received by April 3rd at 9:00am to be pre-programmed for your rehearsal. Schools must use the provided lighting cue sheets for their cues to entered, other formats may not be accepted. ◃ A lighting technician from the host school will be available to assist you during rehearsal to program and alter cues. The technician will also be present during the performance. ◃ We will run the contest with an ETC ION lighting console. Sub-Masters will be available to be programmed for the show during your rehearsal, but the board doesn’t have a manual two-scene preset function. ◃ We will provide house light control, 20 lighting areas (front light only), and 3 color washes. A floor plan with lighting areas is included in the packet. Color Washes will be Red, Blue, and Green. ◃ Spotlights will NOT be provided. ◃ If you have any questions regarding lighting, please email Jared Land at University of Texas at Arlington: [email protected].

Sound: ◃ Please inform the Contest Manager if you need microphones for use backstage. ◃ UTA will provide a 1/8” stereo phone connector attached to the console that can be used for connecting an mp3 player or other auxiliary device. ◃ There is also a CD player available to run with a disk. ◃ The theater will come with a set of house speakers (a Left, Right, and center array), there are no speakers provided above the stage or backstage. ◃ A sound technician from the host school will be available to assist you during rehearsal and will be present during the performance. ◃ If you wish to use a portable sound system from backstage, you will need to bring your own equipment. You will need to bring your own speakers for this option, as it will not be configured to operate through our house system. ◃ If you have any questions regarding sound, please email Jared Land at University of Texas at Arlington: [email protected]. Music: ◃ Your school will be responsible for acquiring any and all clearances for any original music produced “for hire.” Your school will be responsible for researching and determining whether or not a piece of music is in the Public Domain. ◃ Your administrator will be required to sign a statement stating that your show is in compliance with copyright law. The statement is included in the Standards and Copyright Compliance Form. The link to the form can be found on the main theatre page of the UIL website and under “Resources and Forms.”

◃ The production shall not contain more than ten minutes of music and shall be in compliance with copyright law. NO MORE THAN THIRTY SECONDS OF MUSIC MAY BE USED FROM ANY SINGLE WORK UNDER COPYRIGHT. The thirty seconds may be looped and reused within the ten-minute limit. See http://www.uiltexas.org/files/academics/theatre/OAP_MUSIC_FAQs.pdf for more information. ◃ Timekeepers shall verify the cumulative time reported and any violation of the ten-minute maximum shall be reported to the appropriate executive committee. The contest manager shall not disqualify a company for a violation of the music limit. Any violation shall be reported to the District (zone and district) or State (area, region and state) Executive Committee. ◃ Directors shall submit a log of music reflecting the music cues noted in the integrity script. It shall indicate the duration of each cue and cumulative total. You are required to note if the cue is from a copyrighted work, original music or in the public domain. The log, dated and signed by the director, shall be submitted to the contest manager prior to beginning rehearsal.

House Policies: ◃ No late admissions (regardless of who they are and how far they have traveled). ◃ No recording devises or cell phone usage of any kind. ◃ Concessions may be available during the intermissions, but must be consumed outside of the theatre. ◃ Performances will be stopped due to technical problems that fall under the control of the Site Crew and the Contest Manager deems to be too distracting to allow the play to continue. Also if the Critic Judge determines that the audience behavior is preventing him/her from hearing or concentrating.

Conduct: ◃ The Ethics Code (Section 1034) will be strictly followed and enforced, especially in reference to conduct while interacting with the adjudicator during critiques. This interaction includes treatment of the UTA personnel. Any and all violations will be reported to the State League Office. ◃ Please note that all participating members of a production must be present during their play’s critique. According to page 40 of the Handbook for One Act Play, twenty-third edition, “Notify the contest manager and critic judge prior to the beginning of the contest when health issues or conflicts with other contests prevent you or any company member from hearing your critique. Notify the contest manager of emergency situations after the beginning of the contest. Failure to do so shall be considered a violation of the One-Act Play Contest Ethics Code.” Missing the critique must have “just cause.” Missing due to prom has been determined by the U.I.L. Executive Committee as “not being a justifiable cause.” ◃ No Food or Drink allowed except in the Lobby (Host’s Concessions) and outside. ◃ Do not attempt to go Backstage to the storage areas except during your allotted times.

Alternates: ◃ Please let the Contest Manager know ASAP if you are bringing Alternates.

◃ Alternates are allowed: ◃ To assist in the loading and unloading of the school’s truck at the loading dock. ◃ To sit on the back row of the auditorium during the official rehearsal, but one work or signal and the school will be disqualified; no questions. Only those listed on the Online Enrollment may watch. ◃ To attend the meeting with the adjudicator(s) that takes place prior to the Director’s Meeting. ◃ To assist in the holding/dressing rooms under the school Director’s supervision, but must be sent into the house while the cast and crew go onstage. During the performance, alternates are the exclusive responsibility of an adult of the school district, and must be accounted for. They must watch the show. Please note: This is a liability issue for the College and UIL. For this reason, unsupervised students on campus will not be tolerated. They MUST stay in the designated areas, and must be accounted for at all times. ◃ Seven seats will be reserved/guaranteed for directors and alternates, but the badges issued must be worn at all times. Lost badges will cost $10 to replace. ◃ Parents and other supporters are only allowed in the auditorium during performances and critiques. They can not under any circumstances enter the building back stage.

What Can Get You Disqualified: ◃ If you have any doubts, please contact the state office and ask. Or you can contact the Contest Manager and he will find out and give you an answer in writing. ◃ Please be very familiar with the Handbook and Section 1033 of the Constitution and Contest Rules. ◃ Having and/or using a cell phone backstage during a performance. Awards: ◃ Standard selection procedures & awards as per the UIL Handbook will be given. ◃ School Directors: Please let the Contest Manager know when your school is present for awards. ◃ Remember, the adjudicator does not have to select all 8 honorable mentions. ◃ Contest Manager will present one individual tech award from each production, and an overall tech crew award to one production.

Critique: ◃ Order: Non-advancing shows in order of distance from the college (furthest will go first); then advancing shows in order of distance from the college. If acceptable to all parties, we may conduct simultaneous critiques to prevent late night travel. ◃ We will allow a moment for each school to quietly leave after their critique. ◃ Communicate to your students that a critique is not a justification of the Adjudicator’s decisions. Load-Out: ◃ Load out will take place immediately following the school’s performance. Strike all materials to the outside dock. After the materials are outside, anyone can assist loading into the vehicles.

Please Locate The Following Pages as attachments in the email: ◃ Lighting Cue Sheets Please fill out and email to the Contest Lighting Director by 9am on Monday, April 3rd. You may also print, fill out and fax to 817-272-2697 by this time or bring with you to your designated rehearsal time. ◃ Lighting Magic Sheet with focus areas marked ◃ Stage Dimensions and Curtains ◃ UTA Aerial Map- available at http://www.uta.edu/maps/ ◃ UTA Fine Arts Area Map – available at http://www.uta.edu/maps/venues?id=21 ◃ UTA Campus Map for Patrons, Busses and Trucks Contest held in the Mainstage Theatre on the University of Texas at Arlington campus. 502 S. Cooper St.,Arlington, TX 76019 for www.mapquest.com usage. Guests and contest participants (cars and small vans/trucks), please park in student parking in Parking Lot (TBD). Busses and trailers please park in lot 26 near the corner of W. Mitchel St. and S. Davis Dr. on the west side of campus The loading dock is located at 700 Greek Row Dr. between the Architecture, Fine Arts buildings and the SMART Hospital.

Food Opportunities: ◃ There are several places to eat around campus ◃ See the map for locations and names. ▪ http://www.campusdish.com/en-US/CSSW/UnivTexasArlington ▪ The University Center (UC) has a food court and The "Connection Café" is a buffet style restaurant for under $10 ▪ This is about a 5-10 minute walk from the theatre ▪ Some of the locations listed on the map may not be available to the general public or open the day of the contest. Call ahead for availability. ◃ Our new College Park center has several restaurants- fairly unique, not necessarily chain restaurants ▪ http://www.utacollegepark.com/visit-us/college-park-district.php ▪ About a 10-15 minute walk ◃ There is a KFC/Long John Silvers at the corner of Abram and Cooper ▪ About a 5-10 minute walk ◃ There are fast food restaurants (McDonald's, Wendy's, Subway) on Abram Street just east of Cooper ▪ About a 10-15 minute walk ◃ You may also have food delivered if you choose. Arlington has many food options available for delivery in and around the area. These include most pizza & Chinese food locations, Subway, & Jason's Deli, among others. Some have minimum delivery requirements. ◃ The delivery address is 502 S. Cooper St. 76019 ◃ Food in the building ◃ You may NOT have food in the theatre spaces, dressing/holding rooms, theatre lobby, warm up room, scene shop, etc. ◃ If you would like to have your students bring a packed lunch, you may do so, but food must be kept either outside (we have a lovely courtyard with some picnic tables right next to the theatre building) or in the main hallway of the Fine Arts North section. ◃ Our USITT student group will also likely have snacks available. ◃ You are responsible for clearing all trash and leaving the area clean. 30

OAP Focus Chart, Curtain Position, and Stage Map

OAP Stage Dimensions

Fine Arts Complex Map

University of Texas at Arlington

Information

If you would like more information about UT Arlington, materials will be available from 8:00am-5:00pm on Friday, April 7 and from 9:30am-1:00pm on Saturday, April 8 at the Dan Dipert University Welcome Center.

If you would like to tour UT Arlington but do not have time to do so while at the Regional Spring Meet, UT Arlington offers multiple tour options Monday through Saturday. All tours leave from the Dan Dipert University Welcome Center at the times below:

Daily Campus Tours: Monday-Friday at 10am and 1pm Saturdays at 11:30am

Daily Housing Tours: Monday-Saturday at 12pm

Combined Campus/Housing Tours: Monday-Friday at 9am and 2 pm Saturdays at 10:30am

If you would like to receive more information about the University of Texas at Arlington, you may inquire at www.uta.edu/admissions/request-information.

INVOICE—ACADEMIC CONTESTS The Region I-6A UIL Executive Committee has approved the following entry fee collection procedure. All entry fees will be sent to the District Director. The District Director will send one check for academic entries and one check of OAP entries for his/her district along with district certification to the Regional Director. Certification and fees should be mailed to the Academic Director’s office the first school day following the district meet. Checks should be made payable to the University of Texas at Arlington. Participants will not be permitted to compete unless all fees have been paid IN ADVANCE of the event. NO EXCEPTIONS. All entry fees are non-refundable. Contest Individuals Teams Total Accounting 3 1 $190 Calculator 3 1 $190 Application Computer 3 $115 Applications Computer 3 1 $190 Science Current Issues & 3 1 $190 Events Editorial Writing 3 $115 Feature Writing 3 $115 Headline Writing 3 $115 Informative 3 $115 Speaking Lincoln-Douglas 3 $115 Debate Literary Criticism 3 1 $190 Mathematics 3 1 $190 News Writing 3 $115 Number Sense 3 1 $190 Persuasive 3 $115 Speaking Poetry 3 $115 Prose 3 $115 Ready Writing 3 $115 Science 3 1 $190 Social Studies 3 1 $190 Spelling & 3 1 $190 Vocabulary TOTAL $3240

Make checks payable to UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON, UIL ACCOUNT, and mail to: Dara Newton UTA Box 19111 Arlington, TX 76019 36

INVOICE—ONE ACT PLAY

Each One Act Play Entry is $550.00. Fees should be mailed to the Academic Director’s office the first school day following the area meet. Please fill out the following form to assist in calculating the fees owed.

Number of Plays: ______X $550 = _$______

Total _$______

Make checks payable to UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON, UIL ACCOUNT, and mail to: Dara Newton UTA Box 19111 Arlington, TX 76019

Registration Form

Please fill out the following information and turn this form in with your UIL registration fee.

District Name: ______

Schools Participating in UIL Meet:

Which contests the students will be participating in:

Please fill out the following table with the contact information of each teacher, coach, or staff person coming to the meet. Feel free to attach additional sheets of paper if needed: Name Title Phone Number Email Address Willing to Volunteer