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Buy your punch card here. 

Punch card never expires: Pay by credit card online or cash at the cashiers window or at the dance. NOTE: This punch card is not limited to just one person, you may use it for just yourself or up to 15 people at one time. If you're an avid dancer, we are now offering a $15 punch card good for 15 weekly dances, including Party in the Hart (aka 15 dances for $15). You may purchase it at the door of the dances or purchase online....

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Want to get involved? Join anytime! Drop in at our weekly Get Involved meetings every Monday at 5:00 PM in Manwaring Center 372 (Little Theater) & bring a friend. Or drop in the Activities office (Manwaring Center 101, across from the University Store) and ask to speak to a Student Leader over Social Activities. 

You can also explore the Get Involved tab on this website to see different types of positions and fill out an application. Also, check out our Youtube Video to find out more about us.

Interested in becoming a Manager or Volunteer for an event listed above? Click here to apply.

Our goal is to provide a place where we can feel the Spirit while enjoying ourselves--either studying or visiting in the MC or at a dance on campus.

We want your suggestions. Send in your requests for music to a specific dance or for background music in the Manwaring Center. It's easy. Here is the link: web.byui.edu/SongRequest

Before requesting a song, please read the lyrics to verify that it is appropriate for BYU-Idaho. You should use the 13th Article of Faith as your guide. Inappropriate songs, including those that have been edited (i.e. "clean version"), will NOT be approved.

Step #1: Sharing your idea
To do this you will propose your idea through the online application.
If you would like help writing your proposal, you can contact a Student Leader or Advisor by visiting the Activites office in MC 101 (across from the bookstore).

In your online application, select the area you think your event would fall under (ex: a dance would be Social, a workshop would be Talent).
Once you submit your proposal, it will go to the appropriate Student Leader or Advisor for review.

Step #2: Present
After initial review, the Student Leader or Advisor may invite you to present your idea to the Student Activities Council.
The Student Activities Council will hear your proposal and address any concerns. If your idea is not approved, you will need to modify it and present it to the council again.

Step #3: Implement
Once your idea is approved the real work begins. You will then be given the necessary tools to implement your idea as well as mentors (a Coordinator) to help you be successful in your event.
Congratulations!

Ready to begin? submit your proposal here.