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The Second Annual KU Food Drive is taking place throughout the month of October at the University of Kansas. Blue donation bins have been placed around campus for students to deposit non-perishable food items, which will be given to the Just Food food bank of Lawrence. The food drive aims to benefit hungry students at KU and throughout Douglas County. A number of events are also scheduled throughout the month to raise awareness of hunger issues.
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SJVC PA students participated in many community service activities including blood drives, toy drives, coat drives, and food drives to support local charities. They also educated the public on health topics like diabetes, hand washing, and childhood obesity. The diverse student body represented over 19 ethnic backgrounds. Students advocated for the PA profession, fundraised for charities, built class unity through social events, and worked with constituent organizations like AAPA and CAPA. Several students took on leadership roles in CAPA and AAPA organizations.
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