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13 Jan 2019
NWA friends!! I just tried Walmart Grocery Delivery for the first time. It was AMAZING!! Bought a week’s worth of groceries and I don’t have to step foot into a store. 🙌🏼 Enjoy $10 off your first order from Walmart Grocery.
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25 Jan 2018
Info about #campussafety #campuscarry, go to safety.uark.edu. If you have questions, you can submit them to feedback@uark.edu.
25 Jan 2018
Storage of a permitted weapon is allowed in an unattended, locked vehicle on campus. #campuscarry #campussafety
25 Jan 2018
Cannot carry: at athletic events or in grievance/discipline meetings #campuscarry #campussafety
25 Jan 2018
Review: To carry, one must be 21 yo, obtain valid concealed permit, and the enhanced carry training. #campussafety
15 Jan 2018
🚧Shameless bragging ahead🚧
Look at this amazing porch swing Shawn built. It’s COUCH SIZED and… instagram.com/p/Bd-6dU2FQL0/
9 Nov 2017
I am totally obsessed with these new lacquers from #jamberrynails. It’s the Drive Me Matte… instagram.com/p/BbQsXnfl0C5/
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25 Oct 2017
Quick nuggets: think “people first” and use “people first” language and you will stay out of that awkward space
25 Oct 2017
Quick nuggets: people are NOT their disabilities. Don’t label with the name of their condition/as part of a group ex: this is blind Adam.
25 Oct 2017
Quick nuggets: do not show pity to a person with a disability. It demoralizes them.
25 Oct 2017
Disability etiquette quiz: if someone has a speech impairment, I should just guess what the person is trying to say.
25 Oct 2017
FALSE. Offer to her just as you would to anyone else taking up that physical space. (Unless you aren’t in into this level of politeness...)
25 Oct 2017
Disability etiquette quiz: a woman who uses a wheelchair is waiting by the doorbell I’m not sure if she needs help. I should just walk by.
25 Oct 2017
FALSE. These individuals have abilities that are impacting job fields all over the market.
25 Oct 2017
Disability etiquette quiz: people with developmental or intellectual disabilities cannot learn new information.
25 Oct 2017
Disability etiquette quiz: I should tell the person who I am before speaking to a person who is blind. TRUE.
25 Oct 2017
FALSE. Just no. Many cannot hear you no matter the volume. Some may read lips. But don’t make it awkward for everyone.