Hey Day, the SGA sponsored event, is widely known across Auburn’s campus as a day when every student wears a name tag and is encouraged to introduce themselves to students they wouldn’t normally get to meet.
SGA’s Hey Day Committee has brought this campaign to Tiger Dining as a way to further develop campus relationships.
Emma Grace Laird, SGA chief of staff, said this is the second year Hey Day will be brought to different dining locations on campus.
“The Say Hey campaign is a way to promote relationships between students and on-campus dining workers by handing out Hey Day name tags,” Laird said.
Laird said the tradition is beginning to spread across campus even more.
“The Say Hey campaign began as a way to continue Hey Day throughout the year and specifically incorporate on-campus dining workers,” Laird said.
The chance of further expanding Hey Day is a definite possibility, according to Laird.
“As of right now, they do not have plans for that yet, but we are about to get our new cabinet members and will begin the process of planning and expanding our programs,” Laird said.
The Say Hey campaign is set to come to the Student Center at Go Greek on April 4 and Papa John’s on April 18, both between 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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