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on Thursday, April 26th, 2012 at 5:52pm The group, lead by associate professors Clinton Beckford and Andrew Allen, left today for a two-week trip to work with orphaned and vulnerable children at the Kititimo Child Centre in Singida, Tanzania. They took with them much needed clothing, school supplies and books for children aged five to seventeen.
They were so excited and we were just as excited to see them off on this incredible journey.
What a way to help others while learning a great deal about themselves.
Many of us wished we were going too.
Bon Voyage....looking forward to hearing your stories and seeing your pictures!
-Clayton Smith, Dean of Students
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