Students With High Compliance on Their Daily Screening Are Eligible to Win Prizes
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Sept. 14, 2020) — Filling out the daily health screening not only helps the University of Kentucky keep the campus community safe, now it also means students can win prizes.
The Cats Above 90 Daily Screening incentive is underway.
Monthly drawings will be held to reward students who have a high compliance rate for completing the daily health screening. Each month, students who have 90% compliance or higher will be entered into a random drawing. A total of 50 prizes will be given away each month — 20 nylon hammocks, which are good to use in the hammock gardens across UK’s campus, and 30 $5 gift cards for coffee.
The first drawing will take place in early October and will be based on September’s daily screening data. The next drawing will cover October screenings, and the final drawing will be based on November data up until Thanksgiving break.
Watch for more information on UK’s social media and keep filling out that daily screening to keep each other safe and win great prizes!
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