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NWACC hosted a free resource fair to learn about services that can connect students, faculty, and staff to resources in Northwest Arkansas on Aug. 29 and 30. There was a blood drive hosted by The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks and a free health clinic with Covid-19 vaccine and boosters, TB testing and HIV testing. One part of the fair on Aug. 29 was hosted at the Bentonville Campus in the Student Center from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The second part of the fair was on Aug. 30 at the Washing County Campus from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
NWACC Springdale Campus main buildingTimothy “Birch” Farley, Outreach Specialist for the Fayetteville Vet Center
timothy.farley@va.gov(L to R) Ethan-Mack Brown, Thomas Weishaar, Jaehong Lee, U.S. Air Force ROTCAshley Jerkins, alumni and coordinator for NWACC’s Study Abroad program, showing off a souvenir of her time in ItallyMichelle Wynn of Northwest Arkansas ChildCare Aware
mwynn@nwachildcare.org, info@nwachildcare,orgMichelle Wynn of Northwest Arkansas ChildCare Aware
mwynn@nwachildcare.org, info@nwachildcare,org(L to R) Karen Johnson, Loving Choices Site Director for Rogers and Crystal Simpson, Director of Develoment for Loving Choices
Offering pregnancy and STD testing, adoption planning, post-abortion support, options counseling and more.
lovingchoices.org
karenj@lovingchoices.org
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