Cram with Greek life
Graphic by Ashlee Fields
May 4, 2016
Concerned about the library being packed for finals week? Join The University of Akron’s Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council for Cram Jam, which is a 45-minute study session with 15-minute breaks in between sessions.
Cram Jam will be held in the Student Union room 312 on Monday, May 9 from 7 p.m. until 11 p.m.
Panhellenic Council Vice President of Administration Ellee Young said participants can enjoy games, eat free food, make tie-blankets for the community, and partake in raffles and activities during the various 15-minute breaks.
The tie-blankets will be donated to children by the non-profit organization Family Promise of Summit County, which helps homeless families get back on their feet.
“Cram Jam is going to promote academics on campus, which is something I am very passionate about as a future teacher,” Young said.
One does not have to be involved in the Greek community to participate in this study session.
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