emailfrom deanor provoststudentdoesn’tshow upto meetingsubmittinga ticket totechsupportstayinglatestudent wantssomethingfrom you daybefore/ afterdue datestaffmeetinguse ofanacronymmicrosoftexcelstudentworkerlooksboredcoworkerputs outfree foodschedulingconflictyou know fora fact astudent didn’tread one ofyour emailsmiscommunicationwith a professorusingcompanytime to lookat other jobpostingsworkinglunch“matriculated”student asksyou forsomething adifferentdepartmenthandlespizzapartyrestartcomputerrudeemailemail fromstudentabout a holdon theiraccountpreppingsomethingfor nextsemesterlooking upacademiccalendarnoticingsomething isoutdated onuniversitywebsiteemailfrom deanor provoststudentdoesn’tshow upto meetingsubmittinga ticket totechsupportstayinglatestudent wantssomethingfrom you daybefore/ afterdue datestaffmeetinguse ofanacronymmicrosoftexcelstudentworkerlooksboredcoworkerputs outfree foodschedulingconflictyou know fora fact astudent didn’tread one ofyour emailsmiscommunicationwith a professorusingcompanytime to lookat other jobpostingsworkinglunch“matriculated”student asksyou forsomething adifferentdepartmenthandlespizzapartyrestartcomputerrudeemailemail fromstudentabout a holdon theiraccountpreppingsomethingfor nextsemesterlooking upacademiccalendarnoticingsomething isoutdated onuniversitywebsite

Student Affairs Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. email from dean or provost
  2. student doesn’t show up to meeting
  3. submitting a ticket to tech support
  4. staying late
  5. student wants something from you day before/ after due date
  6. staff meeting
  7. use of an acronym
  8. microsoft excel
  9. student worker looks bored
  10. coworker puts out free food
  11. scheduling conflict
  12. you know for a fact a student didn’t read one of your emails
  13. miscommunication with a professor
  14. using company time to look at other job postings
  15. working lunch
  16. “matriculated”
  17. student asks you for something a different department handles
  18. pizza party
  19. restart computer
  20. rude email
  21. email from student about a hold on their account
  22. prepping something for next semester
  23. looking up academic calendar
  24. noticing something is outdated on university website