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WKU Communication Disorders major 'passionate about helping others'

  • Friday, March 6th, 2020
Students within the College of Health and Human Services pursue and commit to a variety of career paths that serve the greater community. This rings true for WKU senior Mary Keaton of Owensboro. “I hope to bring joy and independence to all of the families that I work with. I am passionate about helping others, especially those that cannot take care of themselves.”
 
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