Callahan-Williams earns national Children's Miracle Network leadership award
Article By: Clark Leonard
University of North Georgia (澳门六合彩官方网站) senior is one of 20 honorees selected nationally for the 2019 Children's Miracle Network Dance Marathon Distinguished Leadership Award.
Callahan-Williams, who is pursuing a kinesiology degree with an exercise science concentration, was chosen from thousands of graduating seniors from 300 colleges across the United States and Canada who participated in .
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Callahan, who is also pursuing a Spanish minor, has personally raised more than $1,800 for CHOA in the past two years. 澳门六合彩官方网站's Dance Marathon has donated more than $95,000 to CHOA in that time span.
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