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IMPACTS135
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HOURS946
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GROUPS12
About
GivePulse Stats
Groups
Honors College Ambassadors
Honors College
Academic Affairs
Clubs/Groups/Organizations
University of Arkansas
Freshman Leadership Forum 2021-2022
Volunteer Action Center
Passionate About Literacy (P.A.L. Program)
Service Engagement
Northwest Medical Center (Springdale) Volunteer Hours
VAC Board Hours 2024-2025
Exec/Associates Board Hours 2024-2025
Impacts
8/21 - 3.5 hours - PREP
8/29 - 3.5 hours - PACU
9/12 - 3.5 hours - 2500
9/19 - 2.5 hours - PREP
9/26 - 3.5 hours - PREP
10/3 - 2.5 hours - PACU
10/10 - 3.5 hours - PREP
10/24 - 3.5 hours - PACU
10/31 - 3.5 hours - PREP
9/7 - 3.5 hours - PACU
9/14 - 2 hours - PREP
9/21 - 3 hours - PACU
9/28 - 2 hours - PREP
8/21 - 3 hours - interview planning/emailing/check-ins/2:1 with Katie
8/22 - 2 hours - interview planning/emailing/check-ins
8/23 - 2 hours - 1:1 with Katie/interviews/emailing
8/24 - 4 hours - PAL Board meeting/interviews/emailing
8/25 - 2 hours - interviews/emailing volunteers
8/27 - 2 hours - emailing/coordinating interviews
8/28 - 3 hours - 2:1 with Katie/interviews/emails
8/30 - 2 hours - 1:1 with Laney and Katie/interviews
8/31 - 4 hours - office hours/board meeting/emails
9/1 - 3 hours - matching coffee stuff/sending acceptance stuff
9/5 - 3 hours - training prep/training/emailing new volunteers
9/6 - 1 hour - 1:1 with Katie and Laney
9/7 - 3.5 hours - office hours/2:1 with Sarah and Ella/board meeting
9/11 - 2 hours - 1:1 with Esther/2:1 with Sarah and Katie/emails
9/12 - 1.5 hour - volunteering at FPL
9/13 - 2 hours - emailing/1:1 with Laney
I worked at the front desk, helped patients and their families find various areas of the hospital, and delivered flowers.
I worked at the information desk, answering phone calls and directing patients/their families to different areas of the hospital.
I worked at the information desk, answering phone calls and directing patients/their families to different areas of the hospital.
I helped out at the triage, taking vitals for RNs and helping patients find their rooms.
I helped out in the Neuro ICU unit with a patient named Ann. I made sure she left her IV alone, chatted with the family, helped her eat, made her feel comfortable, etc.




