Keleti honored for service
11/29/2016 5:15:00 PM | Women's Track and Field
Allie Keleti, a Griz track and field athlete, received a Montana Athlete in Service Award from Montana Campus Compact and Gov. Steve Bullock at the Brawl of the Wild football game on Nov. 19.
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Keleti, of Helena, was one of 12 student-athletes from around the state honored for their commitment and engagement in community service.
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A senior in communication studies, Keleti has helped build and maintain a social media presence for the UM Spirit Squad by taking photos and videos, and making daily social media posts. She volunteered nearly 100 hours the past year.
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"Allie values the amount of time, hard work and dedication that all student-athletes commit to their studies and their sport," said Charity Atteberry, academic adviser in UM's Department of Athletics.
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"Not only will her photographs and videos remain after she graduates, but her talent and generous spirit will also leave an indelible impression on those with whom she has worked."
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MTCC, comprising 18 campuses, is a higher education network that promotes community engagement and develops student civic and social responsibilities.
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Student-athletes are considered for the award based on amount of volunteer time, number and type of agencies served, overall commitment to service and the legacy left by the service.
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"College students in Montana do amazing community work, and their investment of time, talent and energy helps improve our communities across the state," said Josh Vanek, associate director of MTCC.
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Keleti, of Helena, was one of 12 student-athletes from around the state honored for their commitment and engagement in community service.
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A senior in communication studies, Keleti has helped build and maintain a social media presence for the UM Spirit Squad by taking photos and videos, and making daily social media posts. She volunteered nearly 100 hours the past year.
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"Allie values the amount of time, hard work and dedication that all student-athletes commit to their studies and their sport," said Charity Atteberry, academic adviser in UM's Department of Athletics.
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"Not only will her photographs and videos remain after she graduates, but her talent and generous spirit will also leave an indelible impression on those with whom she has worked."
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MTCC, comprising 18 campuses, is a higher education network that promotes community engagement and develops student civic and social responsibilities.
Â
Student-athletes are considered for the award based on amount of volunteer time, number and type of agencies served, overall commitment to service and the legacy left by the service.
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"College students in Montana do amazing community work, and their investment of time, talent and energy helps improve our communities across the state," said Josh Vanek, associate director of MTCC.
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