Name: Shine a Light on Those Who Make a Difference: Nominate for the WUSA Volunteer Appreciation Awards!
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Shine a Light on Those Who Make a Difference: Nominate for the WUSA Volunteer Appreciation Awards!

March 7

Nominate a Student for the WUSA Volunteer Appreciation Awards!

Every day, Waterloo students go above and beyond to make campus better. These aren’t just any students—they’re the volunteers who turn ideas into action, lift others up, and lead initiatives that inspire us all. 🙌

Now’s your chance to give them the recognition they deserve! Nominate a student for the WUSA Volunteer Appreciation Awards and celebrate those who are making a difference in our community! 🎉

Whether they’re your friend, a classmate, or someone you’ve been admiring from afar, your nomination will show them just how much their hard work matters.

✨ Let’s highlight the best of Waterloo—nominate today! For more info and to submit a nomination, click the link.

The deadline to submit a nomination is Friday, March 7th at noon.

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