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VIDEO: Study PAWS helps students during midterms

Study PAWS visited the Alfred R. Neumann library March 7 and 8 with therapy dogs from the Faithful Friends organization. Students were able to sit down with the dogs and pet their worries away during midterms week.

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2016/03/21 6:00 AM

Visit UHCL’s study PAWS website to view profiles of the dogs!

View the Faithful Friends website to learn more about the organization!

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Written by Nathan Jeter

Nathan has been taking pictures and shooting video since he was 10 years old. He is a senior at UHCL and is expecting to graduate in December 2016. When he is not at school, he is working for his church, playing video games and watching the latest movies.

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