 Media Credit: Photo courtesy of Jennifer Willis WU President Richard Meyers entertains the elderly with his clarinet at Bethesda Dilworth Retirement Home.
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 Media Credit: Photo courtesy of Jennifer Willis Freshman Liz Robinette paints poles from which collection buckets hang during the winter holiday season at the Salvation Army.
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 Media Credit: Laila Wessel Department Associate for the Department of Teacher Education Tracey Brenner and freshman Sally Evans organize children's books at KidSmart.
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 Media Credit: Photo courtesy of Jenniefer Wessel Junior Simiya Sudduth holds a sleeping baby at Grace Hill Head Start (Patch Site).
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 Media Credit: Photo courtesy of Jennifer Willis Sophomore Jessica Snyder helps a child across the monkey bars at the Evangelical Children's Home Early Education Center.
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The 13th annual Webster-WorksWorldwide, a designated day for WU students and faculty to perform volunteer work, was held Oct. 3. Projects included dog grooming, gardening, performing music, painting and renovating homes. The community service day was established by WU President Richard Meyers when he first arrived at the university.
"It's really an amazing contribution from our students, faculty and staff members to the communities where Webster has campuses," Meyers said in a press release. "It's incredible to think that on this special day Webster University is making a global difference. Our 'hands-on' projects reinforce the learning that occurs every day in our classrooms throughout
the world."
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