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Homecoming Event List No Place Like Home Monday, October 14 Friday, October 18 Kickoff Night Dr. Kenneth K. Batemman Outstanding Alumni Award Reception 6:00 pm, The Oval 4:30 pm, Wilkinson Alumni Center Rain Site: Robert W. Plaster Center Taste of Pittsburg* Engage in a variety of activities like axe throwing, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Robert W. Plaster Center various yard games, and getting to know royalty candidates Sponsored by PSU Alumni & Constituent Relations Complimentary food from PSU Alumni & Constituent Relations. *This is a ticketed event. For ticket info, please contact *This event is for PSU students only. This is not a community event. Alumni & Constituent Relations at 620-235-4758 or visit pittstate.edu/tasteofpittsburg Tuesday, October 15 Royalty Online Voting Opens Saturday, October 19 Gorilla Engage 12:00 pm, Homecoming Parade * Voting is only for PSU students via their PSU credentials. 9:00 am, Downtown Pittsburg Gorilla Games: Cardboard Boat Regatta 5:00 pm, Weede Pool Gorilla-Fest 10:00 am - 12:45 pm, Gorilla Village Two person rafts created by competing student organizations. Football Game - Pittsburg State Gorillas vs. Fort Hays State Tigers 1:00 pm, Carnie Smith Stadium Wednesday, October 16 Royalty Online Voting Continues Thursday, October 17-Saturday, October 19 * Voting is only for PSU students via their PSU credentials. Student Government Association 100th Anniversary Reunion Sponsored by PSU Alumni & Constituent Relations Thursday, October 17 and Student Government Association Royalty Online Voting Closes 12:00 pm *Guests must register in advance for Anniversary Reunion. For full intinerary and more information, please visit: Yell Like Hell & Royalty Crowning pittstate.edu/alumni. 7:00 pm, Brandenburg Field, Carnie Smith Stadium Rain Site: John Lance Arena located in the Garfield W. Weede Building. The Homecoming Court will be announced at the completion of the Yell Like Hell dance routines. PSU Homecoming.
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