CLA hosting 'Kick Six with Dean Hicks' tailgate during football season
College of Liberal Arts Dean Jason Hicks invites CLA students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends to a tailgate during this football season.
"Kick Six with Dean Hicks" will be hosted in tent #612 near the amphitheater at the corner of Duncan Drive and the walkway behind the Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex.
Tailgates will be hosted during the following Auburn Tigers home games:
- September 13 | South Alabama (homecoming)
- October 1 | Georgia
- November 1 | Kentucky
- November 29 | Alabama
The tailgate opens three hours before kickoff and closes one hour before the game.
Admission is free, while food and beverages are available for registered attendees. For more information and to register, visit the Kick Six with Dean Hicks website.
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