Rochester embraces the GO RED for women campaign that focuses on heart disease. According to the Democrat and Chronicle article “Heart disease awareness focus of ‘Go Red’ campaign:
“the number of businesses that encourage their employees to wear red on the first Friday in February, this Friday, has increased to about 70 in the Rochester area. Also, the number of sites that will turn on red lights at night for the next couple of weeks has grown from just High Falls to now include the First Federal building, the Riverside Convention Center and the Blue Cross Arena at the Community War Memorial.” See the whole article at: <https://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2007701300314">
The American Association of Women in Community Colleges MCC chapter is also supporting this campaign. So, wear red tomorrow and join us for a GO RED noon photograph in the Campus Center atrium on the Brighton Campus, on the fifth floor at Damon City Campus or contact Margie Scahill at PSTF for the location. The AAWCC Community Service Committee members want to thank you in advance for your support. You can make a donation at that time or stop by one of the following locations:
Brighton Campus:
Mary Hallett (3-150) x3429 – Instructional Technology Services
Jennifer Kinslow (1-221B) x2297 – Counseling and Advising Center
Charlotte Downing (1-311B) x2188 – Academic Services
Yulanda McKinney (5-541) x3388 – English/Philosophy
Elena Dilai (8-546) x2973 – Mathematics
Denee J. Martin (6-209F) x3126 – Visual and Performing Arts
Diane Clements (8-646) x3312 – Office and Computer Programs
Damon City Campus:
Julie Damerell (4-199) 262-1737 – Transitional Studies
Teresa Schichler (5-018) x1437 – Workforce Development
Vilma Morrow (5-229) x 1746 – Student Services Center
Applied Technologies Center:
Kristy Mooney-Graves (23-158) x3735 – Applied Technologies
Public Safety Training:
Margie Scahill (1190 Scottsville Rd.) 753-3707 – Public Safety Training Center
Anne J. Perry
AAWCC Publicity Chair
02/01/2007 |