Hobbies And Interests
Campus Celebrity
Make sure each team has a digital or disposable camera. Task each team with finding a "campus celebrity" and getting a picture with him or her. This person could be a popular athlete or a student leader, such as the student government president or editor of the college newspaper.
Campus Landmarks
By giving clues in riddles or hints, make each team seek out a familiar campus landmark and have the group get photographed doing something funny in front of it, such as striking a humorous pose.
Instruct teams to take care not to commit vandalism. Do not climb, deface, or even photograph a landmark if it is illegal to do so.
Campus Trivia
In a variation of the "Campus Landmark" task, have teams compete to get information about your college campus that can only be retrieved by reading plaques or signs associated with landmarks on campus. Though these items may be worded as questions, the actual seeking of the information pushes it into task territory.
Campus Traditions
If your college has any notable traditions, have teams photograph themselves completing these actions. For example, at the University of Pittsburgh, there is a tradition where students will "slide across" or step on the home base memorial of the old Forbes Field during finals time in one of the classroom buildings on campus.
Do not task teams with anything that would require them to enter a locked building or break campus rules.
Greek Seek
Give each team a list of all of the Greek organizations on campus. Tell them to find one member from each fraternity or sorority and get a picture with them. Participants should ask the fraternity or sorority member to display the letters of their organization as proof. Award a point for each photograph.