Summer Session hosts registration party
Byron Thompson / Senior Staff Photographer
On a Tuesday hot enough to remind UNT of the approaching Texas summer, students flocked to a shining beacon of icy relief during the summer registration party at the Library Mall.
UNT Summer Session hosted the event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and made T-shirts for the occasion.
Two Kona Ice trucks parked in front of the Hurley Administration Building and served a variety of flavored snow cones, including Mean Green Apple.
Enjoying their frozen treats, students spun a miniature wheel of fortune that earned them prizes from ChapStick to T-shirts.
Director of UNT Summer Session Dave McEntire said they put together the event to “bring visibility and publicity to a summer session,” and to encourage undergraduate enrollment.
Registration for seniors began on March 31. Juniors can register as early as April 3, sophomores April 7 and freshmen April 10.
Medical lab sciences freshman Seema Gurung, right, gets excited when Tevia Keener tells her what she’s won after spinning the prize wheel.
T-shirts adorned with the summer session slogan “Bright Summer Bright Future” sit on a table in the Library Mall while students line up for snow cones. The UNT Summer Session hosted the event on Tuesday to encourage registration for summer classes.
Director of Summer Session Dave McEntire informs students at the Library Mall. Registration started for seniors Tuesday afternoon. Visit http://registrar.unt.edu/registration/summer-registration-guide for more information about registration schedules.
Political science and economics sophomore Jesse Anyalebechi, right, talks with Dave McEntire, left, while eating a snow cone from one of the two Kona Ice trucks parked on campus.
Featured Image: Students congregate at the Library Mall on Tuesday afternoon for a summer registration party.
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