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Texas State club leaves PawPrint with unique service opportunity
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Texas State club leaves PawPrint with unique service opportunity
In a quaint cafe in the heart of San Marcos, over a dozen artists displayed one-of-a-kind handmade art pieces to promote Texas State volunteer organization: PawPrint. PawPrint showcased members and their artwork at Jo’s Cafe on Oct. 17 to raise awareness about its mission: to bring people together to make art to donate to people in assisted living facilities. Dillon Gee, 2026 biology alumnus, founded PawPrint during his time at Texas State after…
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