Friday Night Live Guidelines

Friday Night Live (formerly "Something Every Friday") is an entertainment series at Mount Holyoke College coordinated by the Office of Student Programs. ALL Mount Holyoke College student organizations and departments are welcome to propose an idea for co-sponsoring an event with the Office of Student Programs, and may also apply for FNL funding. If you are interested in co-sponsoring a FNL event on campus, simply complete the proposal form found below and return it to Kris Bergbom, Assistant Director of Operations, via her office in the Office of Student Programs (327 Blanchard Campus Center). Proposals are reviewed on a rolling submissions basis. Programs will be selected, providing they meet the guidelines of the series, on the basis that they help create a diverse array of programming over the course of the academic year.

 

FNL Guidelines

- FNL is an entertainment series held on Friday nights predominately between 8:00pm - 10:30pm in the Blanchard Campus Center Great Room. Occasionally events are held in Chapin, or other venues, or at different times.

- Programs are generally more “entertainment”-oriented rather than “academic” in nature.

- Admission must be FREE of charge and OPEN to ALL, including those in the 5-College Community. An
FNL event is not designed to be a fundraising event, although you may consider vending at the event.

- Co-sponsors accept responsibility in organizing and implementing the proposed events with assistance from the
Office of Student Programs. Typically, the Office of Student Programs contributes some funding to enhance sponsor resources. The Office of Student Programs also offers program design support through its Publicity team. The co-sponsoring organization supplies most of the woman-power to create and staff the event, as well as the “street team” to publicize the date/event on campus.

- The
Office of Student Programs can also assist in finding other interested organizations or individuals to collaborate with on an idea so that there are more human and financial resources available.

- There should be at the very least 3 or more motivated women on the
programming “team.”

- Student Organizations may also apply to perform for an
FNL event.

 

...If you meet all of the above guidelines, please fill out the form below!

 

 

Proposal Form
(To save to desktop to print: right click and select 'download link to disk')

Please print and return to:
Office of Student Programs
327 Blanchard Campus Center
Attn: Kris Bergbom, Assist. Dir. of Operations
x2478
kbergbom@mtholyoke.edu