The University of Hawai’i at Manoa Golden Key chapter was featured in the university’s official student newspaper, the Ka Leo (The Voice), on Wednesday, 10 March. The chapter was highlighted for its ongoing support of the Blood Bank of Hawai’i. For close to a decade the chapter […]
On Saturday, 13 April, the Golden Key Wits chapter held their annual corporate breakfast at Roedean School. The event allowed students to network with professionals from a variety of fields to gain a better understanding of their personal career path. A highly motivational key note address was […]
Alyssa Karel, a junior on the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team has been named to the ESPN The Magazine/College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District 5 team. Karel, who is the only Big Ten Conference women’s basketball player to earn first-team honors, leads the Badgers and ranks ninth in the Big Ten with 14.1 points per game. Karel has a 3.85 cumulative grade point average in nursing.
The Southern Methodist University chapter conducted a clothing drive at the sorority and fraternity houses on campus. The chapter collected jewelry, clothing, dishes and much more. Within the first week of the drive, SMU had collected more than their expectations. To read more about this drive, click […]
Congratulations to the Arizona State University chapter for winning the 2010 Hall of Fame Award for Best Web Design. The Hall of Fame Awards recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of student organizations at ASU whose leadership, programs, and service have made a difference and […]
Nineteen Golden Key members from the University of Hawai’i at Manoa recently participated in the 2010 Great Aloha Run. In its 26th year, the Great Aloha Run is an 8.5 mile race, beginning at Aloha Tower and finishing in Aloha Stadium. The race profits over 150 nonprofit and human service organizations and community groups throughout Hawai’i. Golden Key members were in full force handing out cookies and water bottles to participants as they crossed the finish line. The race attracted over 16,000 runners.
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