Arkansas Dance Marathon Applications Open Now
Arkansas Dance Marathon is an RSO that unites the U of A and the surrounding community in an impassioned effort to provide support to Arkansas Children's Northwest Hospital while inspiring patients and their families.
Arkansas Dance Marathon hosts events throughout the year including a picnic with families and hospital administration, percentage nights and a big event at the end of the year to celebrate the work throughout the year with the families, patients and hospital administration. Students involved in Arkansas Dance Marathon create special relationships with patients and get opportunities to speak to several hospital administrators throughout the year.
More information about specific positions is located within the application. If any students have any questions they can reach out to arkansasdmpresident@gmail.com.
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Contacts
Olivia Wier, president
Arkansas Dance Marathon RSO
318-537-6103,
omwier@uark.edu
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