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Acts of Kindness

For years ASUMH has hosted an annual "Acts of Kindness Day" for all students and employees on campus. This day is dedicated to helping others. Various charity opportunities are available, and the entire campus unites under the call to assist those in need, encourage your fellow citizen, and radiate positivity.

Career Fair

 Every year a Career Fair is provided for ASUMH students. Businesses from the local community corresponding to ASUMH degree plans are invited to come to campus. Students then get a chance to interact with these businesses and learn about the career opportunities they offer.  Many of the students provide resumes and interact with these potential employers.

Fire it Up

Each year the Office of Student Services hosts Fire It Up. The event is primarily designed to facilitate interaction between new students and returning students, faculty and staff.  This event gives new students an opportunity to see the different types of organizations we have on campus. It also gives the organizations a chance to recruit new members. During the event we give all students an opportunity to tell us which event(s) they would like to see on campus in the coming academic year.

Finals Breakfast

Each semester the Office of Student Support Services provides free breakfast to all of students! Breakfast is typically provided each day finals are occurring on campus.

Harvest Time

Students, faculty, and staff all engage in a variety of fall-season activities, including: a highly competitive costume contest, indoor/outdoor movie, and a Monster Ball.

Jingle on the Green

Each December, the ASUMH hosts the ASUMH Jingle on the Green. This event is free and open to the public. It includes musical performances, 1000 luminaries on display outside, free cookies, popcorn and hot cocoa, as well as pictures with Santa! Bring your camera.

Spring Kick-off

Spring Kick-off is a traditional college event where students are encouraged to “let their hair down” a bit prior to gearing up for finals. The event features music and many outdoor games and activities such as volleyball, badminton and horseshoes.

Student Formal

Each spring, the Student Activities Board hosts an annual student formal.

Talent Show

The Phi Theta Kappa student group hosts a Talent Show designed to showcase student and community talent.  Students who would like to perform can sign up individually or in groups. Traditionally the talent includes instrumental performances, comedy acts, dance and vocal performances. Judges from the community attend the events and award prizes.


Download the 2019 Talent Show Application

Freshman Cookout

Freshman Cookout is for all beginning students beginning their journey at ASUMH. It's the perfect opportunity to engage with their fellow students and connect with the campus.



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Sara Anderson
(870) 508-6209




In-person:
Student Support Services Office
Roller Hall, 2nd Floor, R201


Contact Info


Sara Anderson
(870) 508-6209




In-person:
Student Support Services Office
Roller Hall, 2nd Floor, R201


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