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Students are the listed audience for a weeklong contest among UA residence halls. The calendar marks each day as an all-day entry, rather than publishing a timetable of activities.
All times are local to the venue · America/Chicago
The UA Energy Conservation Contest compares residence halls by the percentage reduction in their energy use, not simply by their total consumption. That makes the measure one of change—but the listing does not identify the baseline or formula used to compare halls.
The hall with the largest percentage reduction is set to win a pizza party. The listing does not explain what period of energy use serves as the starting point, how reductions will be calculated, or which conservation steps residents might take.
That missing method matters to anyone trying to understand how a hall’s result will be judged. The announced contest format and prize are clear; the scoring details and timing of the celebration are not.
Further reading: UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The listed locations are Presidential Village I and II, Lakeside Commons, Riverside Commons, Mary Burke Commons, Highlands and Julia Tutwiler. The calendar groups these residence halls under one contest; it does not describe separate public activities or meeting points at each building.
Further reading: UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The University of Alabama calendar identifies students as the target audience, but gives no registration steps or further eligibility rules. It also does not say how individuals participate in a hall-level result or when the winning hall will be announced.
The Student Government Association is listed as the department associated with the event. Students who need the participation or scoring rules before making plans will need to seek those details from the organizer.
Further reading: UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗ · Student Government Association - The University of Alabama ↗
The calendar displays an entry for each day from November 9 through 15, from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. CST. These are all-day calendar spans; the listing does not give specific hours for contest activity.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
Students are the stated target audience. The listing does not provide additional eligibility requirements.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The event listing gives no admission or participation fee and no registration instructions. It does not establish that participation is free.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The calendar names the residence halls associated with the contest but does not identify a single gathering point or give individual street addresses.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The event is listed at UA Dorms & Residence Halls, with several residence halls named but no single gathering point or individual street addresses. Use the event page’s map link to calculate directions from your own starting point.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The captured event listing does not provide route, parking, entrance or accessibility details for the contest locations. Confirm the relevant building and any access arrangements before traveling.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The calendar shows each date from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. CST, but does not publish specific activity hours.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The University of Alabama lists students as the target audience. No additional eligibility rules are provided.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
The listing provides no registration instructions or fee information, so it does not confirm whether participation is free.
UA Energy Conservation Contest - The University of Alabama ↗
Presidential Village I and II, Lakeside Commons, Riverside Commons, Mary Burke Commons, Highlands, Julia Tutwiler, Tuscaloosa, AL
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Event, planning and background information checked 2026-11-07 against the linked sources.