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Photo Gallery
Leadership Walton Lunch with Lt. Gen. Marty Steele
Meet the New Leadership Walton Participants (2009)
2009 Leadership Walton Graduates
Project Lights
Social and Dining Etiquette
Veteran’s Administration Book and Magazine Drive
Fall 2008 Halloween Party and Costume Contest
2008 Leadership Walton Graduates
Arkansas All Stars Carnival for Area Youth
Animal Shelter Treat and Toy Drive
Project LIGHTS
In March of 2009, Leadership Walton students, in conjunction with SIFE and Leadership Fayetteville participants, collected over 400 CFL light bulbs. On April 17, a group of Leadership Walton and SIFE students used these bulbs to replace energy inefficient lights at Fayetteville Housing Authority properties. These bulbs are expected to save utility users over $17,500 and prevent over 100,000 pounds of harmful CO2!
In fall 2008, Leadership Walton students collected over 390 books and 350 magazines to donate to the local VA Hospital. The five students who collected the most donations were: Elise Dudley, Tahiya Nuzhat, Chelsey Bruner, Courtney Duhamel and Sawyer Burnett.
Fall 2008 Halloween Party and Costume Contest
At the first annual Leadership Walton Halloween Party and Costume Contest, Tori High won with her homemade “Bailing out Wall Street” costume.
Leadership Walton students are recognized at graduation with a gold cord and receive a certificate of completion after finishing the program. Four seniors completed the program in spring 2008: Deborah Johnson, Adam Kinney, Stephanie Williams and Jenella Young.
In April 2008, 5 Leadership Walton students volunteered at a carnival to support local grade school children. Lana Hong, Garrett King, Nicole Nichols, Adam Shock and Jenella Young helped setup and manage a ring toss and a bean bag toss game at the event.
In fall 2007, the Walton College Career Center initiated a “Treat and Toy” drive for the Fayetteville Animal Shelter. Nine Leadership Walton students volunteered to organize and manage this project. The group collected over 100 pounds of treats and over 50 toys, as well as many other necessities for the shelter. Cintas Corporation, in Springdale, AR, also participated in this project and donated hundreds of towels and hand wipes. This project was featured on the local news and in the student newspaper. Donations were delivered in December 2007.