“We have fifty members apart of our club and we have a lot of fun,” Walsh said. “They are working hard to make a difference in our youth, and they are enjoying it. He is an extraordinary male dog that loves to play, run, and be loved on.”
"Disabled people are stereotyped frequently and their capabilities are assumed because of their physical appearances. Within the healthcare system, especially people with disabilities and women, are experiencing discrimination," Jarrett and Kiel said.
“I feared AI when it first came out. Then I realized it can be used for an advantage,” Fisher said.
Another Ball State student, Katie Kois said “The purpose of writing your own essays is to learn while you do it, and having something to write for you, will mean you lose that learning skill.”
The President of the Muncie Optimist Club, Bob Walsh, states “we have 50 members a part of our club and we have a lot of fun.” They are working hard to make a difference in our youth.
"This event is a perfect opportunity to show Muncie how we are giving back," Oaks said.
According to the Kreps, they are already getting prepared for a large outcome of children to attend the camps, especially being back in-person.
