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THON 2022 Captain Applications Now Open

Ever wanted to be a bigger part of THON and graduate from being a committee member?

THON is now accepting applications to be a captain for THON 2022. Applications must be submitted through an online form by 5 p.m. on Thursday, August 26.

Applicants need to submit a resume, provide schedule availability, enter academic information, list two professional references, and answer five open-ended responses regarding experience, interests, and goals for THON. Applicants should also rank their top three committee preferences. Luckily, there are more than a dozen to choose from.

A complete description of available captain roles can be found here.

Last year, despite working virtually, THON raised more than $11 million.

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