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It should. Anything that falls in the category of giving up some of your time (non-monetary compensation) to help/assist others whether it's medically related or not should qualify as volunteering.
In your case, correct if I am wrong here, the march of dimes might fall under both extracurricular and volunteering. 🙄
Put it under volunteering I guess, but its more like community outreach... EC would work also, and it may actually be a better fit.
Volunteer, yes. Clinical, no.
I listed St Jude's up 'til dawn, I think it's similar, but I've never participated in March of Dimes.
By similar, I mean great cause, not a whole lot of time commitment. It'll definitely look better if you've participated for a number of years.
If you've got so many activities you have to make choices---this is probably one to leave off. But definitely put it on there if there's room.
By similar, I mean great cause, not a whole lot of time commitment. It'll definitely look better if you've participated for a number of years.
If you've got so many activities you have to make choices---this is probably one to leave off. But definitely put it on there if there's room.
