1/11/2023 12:03:00 PM | General, Men's Wrestling
CHARLOTTE, N.C.-Â The Queens University of Charlotte Department of Athletics totaled 297 hours of service in the month of December. Men's wrestling stood out to earn this month's Royals Service Award after clocking 123 hours in the community.
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The men's wrestling team spent a large amount of their time volunteering with Habitat for Humanity at the restore center. They also contributed time with the Louisburg High School wrestling team as volunteer coaches and volunteered at the ACC Football Championship. The team's economic impact for the month of December totaled $3,517.Â
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About the Royals Service Award
In the past, Queens Athletics has presented an annual Royal Service Award to individual student-athletes or teams who have gone above and beyond to help improve the Queens community. Criteria for this award include acts of community engagement that are purposeful, progressive, deliberate, intentional, and impactful to the Queens campus and greater community.
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Honoring Queens student-athletes with a monthly award in addition to the annual award will only strengthen the support of the University's motto, "Not to be served, but to serve." Additionally, this years' service campaign has been titled Emerge & Engage (E2).
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The men's wrestling team spent a large amount of their time volunteering with Habitat for Humanity at the restore center. They also contributed time with the Louisburg High School wrestling team as volunteer coaches and volunteered at the ACC Football Championship. The team's economic impact for the month of December totaled $3,517.Â
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Be sure to follow Queens Athletics on all social media platforms @QueensAthletics for all news and updates.
About the Royals Service Award
In the past, Queens Athletics has presented an annual Royal Service Award to individual student-athletes or teams who have gone above and beyond to help improve the Queens community. Criteria for this award include acts of community engagement that are purposeful, progressive, deliberate, intentional, and impactful to the Queens campus and greater community.
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Honoring Queens student-athletes with a monthly award in addition to the annual award will only strengthen the support of the University's motto, "Not to be served, but to serve." Additionally, this years' service campaign has been titled Emerge & Engage (E2).
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