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The BYU Dunk Team and Cosmo visited Dan Peterson School on November 12 to present the Cougar Built program. The program uses student-athletes to teach children four core values intended to inspire personal growth.
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The BYU Dunk Team visited Dan Peterson School on November 12.
The Cougar Built program uses student-athletes and Cosmo to inspire students.
The program emphasizes values of love, learn, connect, and work.
The BYU Dunk Team visited Dan Peterson School on November 12 to present the Cougar Built program. The initiative uses student-athletes and Cosmo to inspire students through a focus on four core values.
The Cougar Built program focuses on the following values: love through kindness and friendship, learning through literacy and teacher appreciation, connecting through responsible technology use, and working through healthy choices regarding nutrition, sleep, and physical activity.