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UNF's Club Fest on Thursday afternoon featured a wide variety of student clubs beyond the usual suspects like language and drama clubs. Clubs ranged from the Krishna Club to the Pre-Dental Club, offering something for all interests. Current club members actively recruited new members through games and free food. A local favorite, Kona Ice, also provided free shaved ice to students. The diverse array of clubs accurately represented UNF's diverse student population. While different, each club shared a common goal of welcoming new Osprey students.
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The document discusses Student-Athlete Advisory Committees (SAACs) and their role in organizing community service projects at colleges and universities. It provides examples of projects carried out by SAAC members and student-athletes at various schools, such as food drives, volunteering with Special Olympics, and reading programs for children. The document also includes quotes from student-athletes about how these service activities give them perspective and feel rewarding. While community service may provide good publicity, the document argues it ultimately benefits student-athletes and those being helped.
Family Weekend
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August2010Newsletter
The newsletter summarizes events and activities at The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club over the summer, including members attending Dash baseball games sponsored by partners, six members receiving awards at a banquet for improving academically, a community day event with various groups, new computer and dance classes being added to the summer program schedule, and members visiting Camp Walter Johnson. It also promotes the mission of enabling youth to become productive citizens and provides club contact information.
MCCA Newsletter June 2014
The MCCA celebrated Chinese New Year with an event attended by over 370 people. Entertainment included music, dance performances, and a magic show. Ben Chuck was honored for his 35 years of service with MCCA. Chelsea Coppock and Danielle Blake received MCCA scholarships. MCCA also participated in the Chinese New Year celebration at the Bay Area Discovery Museum, with their popular restaurant and a lion dance performance. Board member Yee Lee was recognized as a volunteer of the month. The Asian Scholarship Fund held a successful silent auction at the MCCA New Year event.
05.25.10
This document summarizes the activities of the Marina Key Club for the 2009-2010 school year. It notes that the club had over 162 members, 35 meetings averaging 61 attendees, participated in 34 service projects, served 1413.5 hours of community service, and raised over $900 for charity. Upcoming events for the club are also announced, including pop tab collection, tutoring, gardening, participating in the Fountain Valley Relay for Life, helping with the Fountain Valley Summerfest, attending the Division 4 West Banquet, and a beach cleanup.
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The National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc. is an organization supported by people of cultural ideals and music groups of high standards. All care deeply for the fine art of music and for musical culture throughout the country. They lend their gifts of music to people of all ages, races and creeds who come together to participate in the total experience of music.
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On a March morning, Adelphi University held its bi-annual blood drive where students and staff donated blood to help save lives. Students who donated discussed how it meant giving life to others and helping those in need. The drive was successful with many volunteers helping those who donated. Donating blood is important because there is always a shortage and it is needed for medical procedures and emergencies. The blood gets separated into components to help with clotting, red blood cells, and plasma.
Auburn Living Magazine
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- 1. UNF’s Club Fest was winding down around 2 p.m. this Thursday afternoon. When thinking of a club event, the usual clubs that come to mind include foreign language clubs, drama clubs and the like. Venturing around the green at the end of the Fest, it was apparent a much larger variety of clubs are available for students to take advantage of. From the Krishna club to the Pre-Dental Club, there seemed to be something for everyone’s fancy on the green today. Not only that, but the current members of these clubs are avidly searching for new members. With an option of games to participate in and free food to attract potential members, founders of these associations are not opposed to reaching out. A popular Jacksonville favorite, Kona Ice, participated in the activities today by giving out free Hawaiian ice to students. UNF’s diverse student population was accurately represented through the clubs and their members. Each club did have at least one thing in common; each member was a welcoming Osprey. Swoop!
- 2. Kona Ice next to the green Photo Credit: Sadie La Manna
- 3. Taking an pop quiz on Islam Photo Credit: Sadie La Manna
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- 7. Members of Osprey South American Assoc. getting creative Photo Credit: Sadie La Manna
- 8. The Krishna Club demonstrating some yoga techniques Photo Credit: Sadie La Manna