Animal Sciences

For The Week of May 18, 2008

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS. . . YOU ARE INVITED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCES 2008 ANIMAL SCIENCE HALL OF FAME CEREMONY & RECEPTION - WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2008, 3:00-5:00 PM, 111 ANIMAL SCIENCE BUILDING
We are recognizing Dr. David Notter as our Hall of Fame recipient.  Other recognitions will be the Waldock Brothers Award, Johnson Award, Larry Kunkle Award and the ASAS Awards.


ADDITION TO LAST WEEK'S NEWSLETTER
Congratulations to Jennifer Osborne, who was inadvertently left off the list of those who were recognized at the recent CFAES Annual Recognition Banquet.  Jennifer was a member of the 2007-2008 OSU Marching Band.   Congratulations, Jennifer!


CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO WERE RECOGNIZED AT THE ANNUAL DAIRY RECOGNITION BANQUET
The Annual Dairy Recognition Event hosted by the Buckeye Dairy Club and the Department was held at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center on the Columbus campus this on Saturday, May 10. Highlights of the program were the presentation of Dairy-focused Departmental Scholarships by Joe Ottobre. Those awarded scholarships were:

• AGS-Clair Jones to Ryan Conklin by Chuck Hines
• Lemmermen to Amanda Schwartz by Joe Ottobre
• COBA/Select Sires, Wallace Erickson to Kyle Uhlenhake by Bernie Heisner
• Dairy Farmers of America to Stephanie Neal by Joe Ottobre
• Dalton to Jeffrey Riethman by Jane and Wayne Dalton
• Bob Gano to Jordon Beck and Anna Keefer by Joe Ottobre
• Genex, Inc. Merle Starr to Stuart Heavlin by Lowell Stevens
• Ohio Agribusiness Association to Christina Egner by Joe Ottobre
• Salisbury to Renee Starkey by Joe Ottobre
• Ludwick to Paige Gott by Joe Ottobre
• McMunn to Paige Gott, Emma Jinks, Anna Keefer, Allyson Kranstuber, Lindsay Miller, Wendy Sewell
• Brackel to Jodi Roush and Jason Hartschuh by Joe Ottobre
• H.E. & Florence Kaeser to Joe Langel, Tyler Thompson, Matthew Borchers by Larry Neal.
  

Another highlight of the event was the Induction of the Dairy Hall of Service Honorees, Mr. Wayne Dalton and Dr. Kent Hoblet. Additional highlights were recognition of the Dairy Challenge Team, Dairy Judging Team, Officer Teams, and Netherlands Trip.  Another significant highlight was the recognition of 2007-2008 Outstanding Club Members, 2008 Prestigious Member Award which went to Andy Lefeld (Outstanding Freshman), Christina Egner (Outstanding Sophomore), Adam Shipley (Outstanding Junior), Anton Henry and Wendy Sewell (Outstanding Seniors), and Paige Gott (Prestigious Member).


CONGRATULATIONS TO ANIMAL SCIENCES STUDENTS WHO COMPETED IN THE OSU DENMAN UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FORUM
I attended the OSU Denman Research Forum on Wednesday, May 14 and was pleased to have the opportunity to visit with 14 Animal Sciences students who competed there.  Congratulations to the following Animal Sciences students who presented at the Denman and thank you to their advisors who helped them with their projects and in preparing for the Forum.  These 14 Animal Sciences students, their advisors, and the Department of Animal Sciences were shining stars at this campus event! 

CFAES LIBRARY MOVIE NIGHT:  TUESDAY, MAY 20TH, 6:30PM 
The CFAES Library continuing its movie night on Tuesday, May 20, at 6:30 p.m. on the second floor of the library. The movie that will be shown is Black Gold.  Visit the following link for an overview of what the movie is about: http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Black_Gold/70054726?lnkctr=srchrd-sr&strkid=23069024_0_0

Popcorn will be provided and you are welcome to bring your own snacks!

STATE OF THE COLLEGE ADDRESS
On Monday, May 12 the CFAES Student Council hosted the State of the College Address in Kottman Hall. Dean Bobby Moser spoke about where our college currently is and some of the present research that is taking place such as high pressure food pasteurization and sterilization. Associate Dean Linda Martin brought the audience up to speed on the college and some interesting facts to pride on our college such as the birthplace of the Slow Moving Vehicle (SMV) sign. Students then asked questions regarding CFAES. Lastly, everyone was invited for refreshments and pie. Click here to see the entire presentation.

AUSTALIA STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION SESSION
May 28 at 3:30pm in 202 Animal Sciences
Additional information can be found at http://cfaes.osu.edu/studyabroad or by contacting Kelly Koren (.10).


OSU OFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID NEW SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLICY, SUMMER 2008
The Office of Student Financial Aid will begin monitoring students under its new Satisfactory Academic Progress policy effective summer quarter, 2008.

Ohio State is required by federal regulations to ensure that federal financial aid funds are going to students who are making progress toward their degrees.  At the end of spring quarter, 2008, undergraduates' progress toward their degrees will be evaluated according to the following standards:

1.      Minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 as of the quarter they have 90 earned credit hours and every quarter thereafter.
2.      Successful completion of 70% of their total cumulative hours attempted,
3.      Successful completion of their academic degree/program within a specified maximum time frame expressed as hours attempted, not to exceed 150% of the average program length for their first undergraduate degree or 113% of the required program hours in their second undergraduate degree program (if applicable)

Graduate students will have their progress evaluated according to these standards:
1.      Minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 at the end of each term of enrollment in a graduate program.
2.      Successful completion of at least 70% of their total hours attempted.
3.      Successful completion of an academic program within a reasonable maximum time frame, not to exceed 135 credit hours for a master's degree, and 260 credit hours for a doctoral degree.

Failure to meet these standards will result in one term of conditional status, during which the students will receive any aid awarded, and the cancellation of students' eligibility for all types of financial aid effective the next term of enrollment and every term thereafter.

Please see our website at http://sfa.osu.edu/howtokeepit/index.asp?tab=f for full information on our SAP policy.


5th ANNUAL RUSSELL KLEIN MEMORIAL NUTRITION RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
The OSU Graduate Society of Nutritional Sciences would like to formally invite you to attend the 5th Annual Russell Klein Memorial Nutrition Research Symposium to be held on the first floor of the Biomedical Research Tower (BRT) on May 30, 2008.  Highlights of this year's symposium include the graduate student poster competition, the announcement of the first Russell Klein Award recipients, and the keynote lecture to be given by Dr. William J. Evans, a world renown expert in aging, obesity, and exercise.

The main activities of the day are listed below: 

Poster Setup  8:00 -9:00am

Breakfast for judges & students - 9:00-9:45
Students presenting a poster during one of the sessions are invited to have breakfast with the judges who will be evaluation them during the poster competition (nutrition professionals from the greater Columbus area).

Poster Session I & Poster Session II - 10:00am- 12:15pm
The students presenting posters will be classified into three broad research groups: basic nutrition, applied nutrition, and dietetics.  Students will be judged in one of the two poster sessions.  They will give a brief (10min.) presentation of their research and there will be 5 minutes for judges to ask questions.  The judges will choose the top two presenters in each category to receive awards.  In addition, symposium attendees (likely students, faculty, staff from the Ohio State Department of Nutrition, Food Science, Animal Science, Exercise Science, MedicalSchool, etc. ;  nutrition professionals from the greater Columbus area attending the session) are free to walk around and talk with student presenters.

Luncheon for students, faculty, and judges -12:30pm -1:30pm
Student poster presenters and their faculty advisors, poster competition judges, and OhioState Nutrition faculty and staff will have lunch together.

Research Awards and Recognition Ceremony -1:30pm - 2:00pm
Top students in each research category (Basic, Applied, Dietetics) will be announced and receive a certificate and honoraria.  In addition, the student recipients of the prestigious Russell Klein student award will also be announced.  Sponsoring companies and supporting departments on campus will be recognized.

Keynote Lecture: Sarcopenic Obesity: The New Challenge to Our Aging Population
Dr. William J. Evans - 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Dr. Evans is the Jane & Ed Warmack Chair of Nutritional Longevity and director of the Nutrition, Metabolism, and Exercise Laboratory in the Donald Reynolds Institute on Aging at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and a research scientist in the Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Center in the VA Medical Center.   Everyone attending the symposium is encouraged to attend this highly educational presentation.

We look forward to seeing you on May 30th!

~Rachel Kopec
2008 Russell Klein Nutrition Symposium committee chair
kopec.4@osu.edu

RALPH D. MERSHON STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIP
Sponsor: Mershon Center for International Security Studies
Location: Mershon Center for International Security Studies, 1501 Neil Ave
Contact: Melanie Mann
Contact Email: mann.281@osu.edu
Contact Phone: (614)688-5943
Website: Click Here!
Description: The Mershon Center for International Security Studies has established the Ralph D. Mershon Study Abroad Scholarship to support undergraduates who wish to enhance their educational experience by studying in a foreign country.

Students are encouraged to take foreign language courses, especially those deemed critical for national security, such as Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Hindi, Farsi, and others. Priority will be given to students who are preparing for a career related to international security studies.

Applications will be evaluated by an interdisciplinary review committee that will make recommendations to the director of the Mershon Center. As many as 10 scholarships of up to $2,000 each will be awarded. The deadline for receiving applications is June 1, 2008.


PHI KAPPA PHI OUTSTANDING FIRST YEAR STUDENT AWARDS
Sponsor: The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Location: Kuhn Honors & Scholars House
Contact: Cheria V. Dial
Contact Email: dial.3@osu.edu
Contact Phone: (614)292-3135
Website: Click Here!
Description: The Ohio State University Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi invites applications for the Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding First Year Student Awards. Any full-time first-year student that entered the university in Autumn Quarter 2007 on the Columbus campus with a minimum 3.5 gpa may be considered. The chapter will award two $750 scholarships for use during the 2008-2009 school year. Applications are available at the Kuhn Honors & Scholars House on the 2nd floor credenza and due by July 15, 2008. Please email Phi Kappa Phi Scholarship Committee Chair, Cheria V. Dial at dial.3@osu.edu with questions.


PHI KAPPA PHI UNDERGRADUATE ENRICHMENT AWARDS
Sponsor: The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Mar 11 2008 9:30AM - Jul 15 2008 11:59PM
Location: Kuhn Honors & Scholars House
Contact: Cheria V. Dial
Contact Email: dial.3@osu.edu
Contact Phone: (614)292-3135
Website: Click Here!
Description: The Ohio State University Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi invites applications for the Phi Kappa Phi Undergraduate Enrichment Awards. The chapter will award two $750 Undergraduate Enrichment Awards for use during the 2008-2009 school year. Applicants must: 1) have at least junior standing at the time of application 2) have at least a 3.70 grade-point average at the end of Spring Quarter 2008 and 3) plan to enroll at The Ohio State University in the academic year following the announcement of the award. It is not necessary to be a member of Phi Kappa Phi to receive this award. Applications are available at the Kuhn Honors & Scholars House on the 2nd floor credenza and due by July 15, 2008. Please email Phi Kappa Phi Scholarship Committee Chair, Cheria V. Dial at dial.3@osu.edu with questions.


EMERGING SCHOLAR AWARD APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE
Sponsor: The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Contact: Cheria V. Dial
Contact Email: dial.3@osu.edu
Contact Phone: (614)292-3135
Website: Click Here!
Description: Emerging Scholar Award applications are now available from The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. 60 $250 awards are available for the 2008-2009 school year. In order to be eligible you must have a minimum 3.75 gpa and have completed at least 30 semester hours/45 quarter hours (excluding all AP, Credit by Exam & PSEO credit) but not more than 60 semester hours/90 quarter hours during your post high school career. You may complete the writeable application online and either email or mail completed application materials to Phi Kappa Phi directly. All application materials must be received at the Phi Kappa Phi National Office by July 14, 2008. Contact Cheria V. Dial, Scholarships & Awards Chair and Vice-President of the OSU Chapter, at dial.3@osu.edu with questions.

OLD OAK FARM INTERNSHIPS SUMMER 2008 - MARYSVILLE, OH
  1. GREEN HORSE TRAINING INTERNSHIP
  2. EQUINE MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING INTERNSHIP

Old Oak Farm is sport horse breeding and training facility located in Marysville, OH. The farm is home to 15-18 horses of  varying ages and training in various English disciplines (combined training, hunters, jumpers and dressage). Both positions will require a lot of hands on  work with the animals. The training internship will emphasize more riding  and training of young horses so the successful applicant will need to possess good riding skills and a desire to work patiently and consistently with green  horses. The management internship will emphasize more farm management and  sale horse marketing. This applicant should have good organizational skills  and be people oriented. The "training" intern will work closely with the  "management" intern to develop an individualized training and marketing program for each of the sales horses. An interest in equine photography would  be an added bonus as each sale horse needs updated photos and video which will  be published on the web site. The overall business model of the farm will be studied and revised to be more efficient in our current economy.

Duties for both positions will require some of the day to day care of the horses  including feeding, turn out, stall cleaning, tack cleaning, grooming, lunging, arena prep, and course building. Other farm maintenance activities may include  light construction and repair, power washing, painting, and general  landscaping. Most importantly, there will be lots of supervised ground work  and under saddle work with the horses.

Interns will also be able  to observe and assist with some of the riding instruction if interested. Some  travel to shows may be a possibility, but is not required. There will also be opportunities to audit and perhaps participate in riding clinics with renowned  trainers.

These are non paid internships but compensatory benefits include personalized riding instruction and training and a possibility to compete on quality horses depending on riding ability. Housing, some meals, the lease of an Old Oak Farm horse, or board for your own horse may also be a possibility. These are negotiable benefits and based upon the interns experience, and personal goals. Hours are flexible. These positions will be customized for  each of the chosen interns so they can maximize their time and experiences at Old Oak Farm. We foster a cooperative and enjoyable environment where you can expect to work hard and LOVE every minute of it.

Please visit  http://www.oldoakfarm.net/ to learn more about the farm and some of our horses. You can also read  some reviews from the experiences of previous working students. We are looking  forward to a great Summer in 2008!

Denise Phillips
day 614-430-4459
cell 614-746-5844
email: oldoakfarm@earthlink.net
website: http://www.oldoakfarm.net/


LOUISVILLE ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN ZOO KEEPER - LOUISVILLE, KY
The Louisville Zoo is seeking a part-time Keeper II with the Bird department. They must possess two years of college with 12 semester hours of Biology, Zoology or Agriculture and one year of documented experience (2,080 hours) working directly with non-domesticated/exotic animals in an institutional setting (ie.: Zoological Park, Aquarium, Wildlife Park, Pet Shop or Vet Clinic.)
OR
High school completion and three (3) years (6,240 hours) documented experience working with non-domesticated/exotic animals in an institutional setting (ie.: Zoological Park, Aquarium, Wildlife Park, Pet Shop or Vet. Clinic.) SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license. Must be able to work a set schedule but yet be flexible to cover absent co-workers. This position will work Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Must be able to participate in an employee preventative Health Care Program. Must participate in an operant conditioning program. Must participate in public education demonstrations and educational programs. PHYSICALS & WORKING CONDITIONS Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs., 100 lbs in a team setting. Sufficient mobility, vision and hearing are needed to ensure a safe work environment. If interested in this position, you can apply on line through the web site of Metro Government at www.louisvilleky.gov 
Please send your resume by the deadline that is announced in the above web site. Metro's policy is to post for 7 days and close. The closing date will be May 20, 2008. No resumes will be accepted after this date. Hourly rate is $14.23 and works approximately 23 hours a week.


RACINE ZOO CONSERVATION EDUCATION INTERNSHIP - RACINE, WI
The Conservation Education Department of the Racine Zoo is dedicated to promoting awareness of conservation issues through engaging, educational, and entertaining zoo experiences. Racine Zoo Interns are valuable members of our team.

A Conservation Education Intern will assist the Conservation Education Department in fulfilling the educational mission of the Zoo. This person will assist with such tasks as Zoo camps, Zoo Snoozes, performing educational outreach animal encounters both on and off campus, conducting guided tours of the Zoo, and delivering animal chats and amphitheater presentations. Interns will work with a variety of animals (small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, and arthropods). Interns are supervised by Conservation Education staff. Internships may be completed for college credit based on the college's guidelines.

Qualifications: Candidates must have completed one year of a college degree program in biology, animal behavior, zoology, education, or other related field. Candidates must also have excellent communication skills, enjoy working with all ages of people, and the ability to work in a team environment. They must also be self-motivated, reliable, prompt, able to lift 50 pounds, and able to work in all weather conditions. Interns must also complete an intern project that benefits the Zoo and is completed during the internship period. A negative TB test must also be provided. Internships are unpaid, must complete 288 hours, and require 24 hours per week (schedules may be flexible based on a candidate's availability). Interns must also participate in one Zoo Snooze. To apply, please provide a cover letter, resume, and a list of references.

Interns are accepted quarterly. It is advisable to apply as early as possible before the start of a quarter.
To apply, please send cover letter, resume, and a list of references to:

Racine Zoo
Attention: Heather Egerer
2131 North Main Street
Racine, Wisconsin 53402
education@racinezoo.org

BATTELLE HAS AN IMMEDIATE NEED FOR AN ANIMAL SCIENCE LAB TECHNICIAN - COLUMBUS, OH

• Candidate's must have a BS degree in animal science/veterinary or some other science degree.
• If they have just a science-related degree then they should have some type of experience with animals in a lab, or veterinary office.
• The lab tech will work on study events including husbandry, drawing blood on animals and giving injections.
• They will be measuring, weighing and dosing animals.
• Duties may also include performing minor surgical techniques, recording data and data entry.
• Candidates must be willing to work with animals and be able to wear protective equipment as needed.

This is a 6 month contract to hire.  There is a 2^nd shift available M-F from 3:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m., and a 1^st shift open Friday-Tuesday: Fri, Mon, Tues 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Sat & Sun from 6:00 a.m.- 2:00p.m.  The pay rate is $14/hr
 
For those candidates who are qualified and interested should contact: Michelle Keeney @ (614)932-1310 or mkeeney@aerotek.com


JOHN MORRELL & CO. - CINCINNATI, OH
This plant is one of the largest hot dog producing plants in the world and they are very proud to produce some of the safest and highest quality processed meat products in the industry.  Seeking a recent (or soon to be) graduate with a BS in Agriculture or a related science to join our Quality Control Team.  This position will be starting out on second shift with excellent opportunities to move up through the management or corporate structure.  To apply, contact:
 
Mr. Dick Lusetti
Human Resources Director
John Morrell & Co., Springdale
(513)782-3800
dlusetti@johnmorrell.com
 
or
 
Ms. Alison Phillips
HACCP/Food Safety Coordinator
John Morrell & Co., Springdale
(513)-782-3855
aphillips@johnmorrell.com

UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL SERVICE SET FOR MAY 19
A memorial service will be held at 7 p.m. Monday (5/19) in Browning Amphitheatre to remember the OSU students who died during this school year. The service will celebrate the lives of those who died and reflect on our community's loss in their passing. The annual nondenominational service is co-sponsored by the University Interfaith Association and the Student Advocacy Center. All members of the OSU community, as well as family and friends of the deceased, are welcome. Rain site is the Prior Health Sciences Library. Contact: pachell.1@osu.edu


OUAB EVENTS

• Outdoor Family Fun Day, Sunday (5/18) 2pm - South Oval
  Bring the family out and enjoy a great afternoon of inflatable games, crafts, food and fun! Rain site - RPAC meeting rooms 1-3.
• Cookout with Outdoor Crafts (5/18) 2pm - South Oval
  OUAB is hosting a craft day and a cookout on the south oval! The event will include tie die shirts, sand art, more great crafts and some great food. Come out and enjoy a day on the oval.
  

EXPLORE COLUMBUS

• $25 gift card for $15 - Restaurant Gift Cards (2 per BUCK ID per quarter, for any (not all) of the following):
  - BDI (Bravo's, Brio's, Bon Vie) 
  - Cameron Mitchell 
  - Champp's
  - Darden (Olive Garden, Red Lobster) 
  - Dave & Busters
• Columbus Museum of Art - $Free [2 per BuckID per week]
• Cedar Point & Kings Island Tickets - $25 [total of 4 amusement park tickets per BuckID per quarter] 
• Columbus Zoo -  $5  [2 per BuckID per week]
• Franklin Park Conservatory - $3 [2 per BuckID per week] 
• Funny Bone - $3 (for two people) [2 per BuckID per week]
• Drexel Movie Theatres - $4 - check out: http://www.drexel.net/ for this week's releases! [2 per BuckID per week]
• Shadowbox - $5 [2 per BuckID per week]
  

H&S FOOD PANTRY
Sponsor: Serving with Honor
May 6 2008 12:00AM - May 29 2008 12:59PM
Location: Taylor Tower, Morrill Tower Fresh Express, Kuhn House
Contact: Alex Wohlgemuth
Contact Email: wohlgemuth.6@osu.edu
Contact Phone: (216)212-9820
Description:
The H&S Food Pantry, sponsored by Serving with Honor, is asking for 100 jars of peanut butter, jam or jelly to be donated during the month of May to help serve local impoverished families in Franklin County. In April, 50 items were donated, including 40 items of canned meat …quot; thank you to everyone who donated! The food can be dropped off in Taylor Tower, Morrill Tower Fresh Express or Kuhn Honors & Scholars House before Thursday of week 10 (5/29).


DUMP & RUN VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITY
Sponsor: Students for Recycling
May 19 2008 1:00PM - Jun 13 2008 10:00AM
Contact: Natalie Gawronski
Contact Email: gawronski.7@osu.edu
Website: Click Here!
Description: Volunteering/Fundraising Opportunity for your Student Organization!!!
Students For Recycling is organizing its 5th annual Dump + Run yard sale! This program turns unwanted, reusable items into cash for charities and Ohio State student organizations. Items are collected during move out and put up for sale during Welcome Week. Volunteers are needed between May 19th and June 13th to help with sign posting, collecting, and sorting, as well as during the sale date in September. Pay is hourly per person, and will be distributed within 30 days after the sale. This is a great way to raise money for your student organization!!!


VOLUNTEER AT THE UNVERFERTH HOUSE
Sponsor: SERVICE Squad
Apr 8 2008 8:00AM - May 20 2008 11:35AM
Location: 190 King Avenue
Contact: Danielle Justice
Contact Email: volunteeratunverferth@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (513)410-3781
Website: Click Here!
Description: The Unverferth House serves as a temporary residence for The Ohio State University Medical Center patients and families who live outside of Franklin County. The Unverferth House is currently in need of individual volunteers, as well as volunteer groups, to assist with yard work and house cleaning. Volunteer groups can also sign up to make dinner for the Unverferth House residents.

Interested volunteers please contact OSU S.E.R.V.I.C.E. Squad Site Liaison Danielle Justice at volunteeratunverferth@gmail.com or visit the Unverferth House website at http://www.unverferthhouse.org/.


HELP HABITAT BUILD HOMES!
Sponsor: John G. McCoy
Apr 11 2008 8:30AM - Aug 1 2008 4:00PM
Location: John G. McCoy Circle
Contact: Shellie Bensman
Contact Email: sbensman@habitat-columbus.org
Contact Phone: (614)364-7030
Website: Click Here!
Description:
Help build Habitat homes! For the first time in our affiliate's history, we are able to build a nine-house subdivision of all Habitat houses! We are very excited about this project and need lots of volunteers to help us build! We build Tuesdays-Saturdays (and really need help TUESDAYS-FRIDAYS). Build days go from 8:30am-4:00pm. You do not need any construction experience, and all tools and equipment will be provided for you. Please volunteer and make a difference in the lives of nine Columbus families!

  
2008 BLOW THE WHISTLE ON ASTHMA WALK
Sponsor: American Lung Association of Ohio
Oct 4 2208 8:00AM - Oct 4 2008 12:00PM
Location: Easton Town Center
Contact: Tara Anderson
Contact Email: tanderson@ohiolung.org
Contact Phone: (614)279-1700
Website: Click Here!
Description: This 5k family fun event will raise asthma awareness and funds for local education, research, and advocacy. There is no registration fee, but each participant that raises $100 or more will receive a free Asthma Walk t-shirt. Please join us as a walker, team captain, sponsor, or volunteer.