This year’s Homecoming theme, “Owls: Agents of Change,” is intended to highlight the accomplishments that our student body has made in the community and on a global scale.

Students are held to high professional and academic standards in order to be those who instill pride and school spirit in our community.

Homecoming Court applicants are expected to maintain a minimum 2.8 GPA, have 60 credit hours completed, submit a resume outlining student involvement and complete a questionnaire in essay form.

An applicant must be nominated by campus faculty or a student organization and must go through an interview by a committee comprised of faculty members, alumni and students from all three FAU campuses.

Before the voting for King and Queen starts, here’s a look at this year’s candidates:

Hamilton Ezell: junior, communication major.

  Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Kristi Peterson: senior, business management and economics major.

 Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Naman Shah: pre-med neuroscience major.

 Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Allyson (Ally) Miller: senior, neuroscience and criminal justice major.

 Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Trevor Davis: senior, biological sciences major.

 Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Caitlin Cichoracki: junior, political science major with dual minors in Arabic and sociology.

 Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Candace Jones: senior, health administration major.

Mohammed F Emran | Asst. Creative Director

Akeem Edwards: senior, psychology major

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Kristie Caton: senior communication major

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Dakotah Radabaugh: international business and finance major

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Students with superhero alias photos were unable to be photographed as of publication time. 

Voting for all Homecoming Court candidates will take place through OwlCentral (log in through MyFAU) from Tuesday, Oct. 27, 8 a.m., to Thursday, Oct. 30, at midnight.