To all OAC Clubs and Open Clubs, please submit your PDR request. Applications are due to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 5:30PM on Sunday January 27 2013.

 Make sure to include the following in your application:

-Most recent budget for your clubs activities for the year.

-The specific area for which your group is seeking funding.

-Detailed explanation of any support received to date and potential funding from all organizations.

-Specific dollar amount requested from SFOAC.

 Your club will be contacted in advance with details as to the specific time for your presentation.  Any questions can be emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

The PDR meeting will be held January 30 2013 at 5:30 in the OAC boardroom. *NOTE* PDR Applications will only be accepted for events/club activities occurring after February 1st, 2013. Past events are NOT eligible. If you have already submitted an application prior to receiving this email, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to confirm that your application has been received.

How do Aggies raise money for charity? Well they tie a rope to a tractor and pull it as fast as they can.

This year’s Tractor Tug for Tots was held on Wednesday, November 21^st on Reynolds Walk. Organized by a dedicated group of students from the OAC, the 5^th edition of this event had a variety of teams from the science, business and engineering programs as well as a faculty team from the OAC.

The competition was fierce to say the least with 26 teams entered. There can only be one winner however with the 2013 Ag Bus Elite coming out as the team with the fastest pull – clocking 6.2 mph at one point! Environmental Sciences came away as best dressed and the Poultry Club featuring Jake “Eggs” Peliserro were the top fundraisers.

Right to Play was the charity selected this year with a goal set of $10,000. Right to Play uses sport to help educate and empower kids all over the world in underprivileged areas. Once the goal is reached, Tractor Tug for Tots will have helped 200 kids for an entire year!

Just because the event is over doesn’t mean it’s too late to help out! Click the link below to make a donation to the Right to Play organization. A huge thank you goes out to all the supporters of the event thus far in making it a great success.