Appalachian State SASW

We had a great time this weekend at The Children’s Playhouse Buildfest! We took some time to get messy with the kids and play with Oobleck.

Come see us tomorrow at 6 PM in Edwin Duncan (room 225). We can’t wait to start the semester off with you!

Happy FDOC! We wish everyone good luck this semester and hope to see you at our first meeting next Wednesday!

Introducing the new officers for Spring 2018!

SASW spent our morning at the Hospitality House! We worked in the garden🌿 & in the kitchen🍴. And you know we had to play with the chickens🐔 As always, we love volunteering here!!

Hey guys!!! Dr. Bly will be leading a discussion on Charlottesville for our meeting tomorrow night. We hope you all can join us!! (p.s. there will be snacks!!)

Our first meeting is TOMORROW NIGHT!! We'll have pizza, so definitely come check us out!🍕😁

Come out to Convocation on Sunday & see us! We would love to meet you!

Thanks for a great year SASW! The spring 2017 officers are all so proud of the accomplishments we made and look forward to next semester! Good luck to the officers leaving for field placement and good luck on finals!

AppState SASW met tonight at the Hospitality House of Boone to volunteer both in the garden and in the kitchen. We are so grateful to be able to help make an impact on our community!

Make sure to come to our meeting Wednesday evening to learn about Appalachian's Scholars with Diverse Abilities Program! We would love to see you all there.

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