<p>Speed dating is easy to do but there are limits in regards to numbers and the size of the room. We use it a the University of Nebraska-Lincoln although we do not call it speed dating but rather "Meet your fellow Huskers".. Most of the questions we used were from an older exercise that many orientation programs used which is called Concentric Circles. We use Concentric Circles at our orientation summer camp. I have attached those directions below. 40 minutes is the maximum we can keep people's attention with this program. </p><p>Although I have not done it I know many schools use" I scvngr" to create scavenger hunts for groups to complete while using cell phones. The contact for this is: Christina Dorobek [email protected] </p><p>Concentric Circles Directions 2 circles one inside another. Each person faces one person is the other circle. A topic will be given to discuss for two minutes. Then the outside circle moves to the next person for another topic. </p><p>1. The last good movie I saw 2. I stay home to watch 3. Favorite Lincoln restaurant 4. Favorite performer 5. A time I asked for help 6. My hometown is like 7. What you and your friends do together 8. Favorite Sport to watch 9. Personal heroes </p><p>10. Favorite food 11. Most important world concern other than war 12. If you could be any animal other than man what would you choose 13. A vacation experience I will never forget 14. People who knew me in high school thought I was 15. My friends like me because 16. My most humbling experience 17. My proudest moment 18. A time I impacted someone in a positive way 19. What person has influenced your life the most other than family? 20. What three wishes do you have for Genie in a bottle?</p>