Readers who think they, or someone they know, may qualify for any of the studies should call the phone number listed for each project for more information. 4-2815 with questions about IRB approval. The ACT Center, a comprehensive tobacco program, is testing a program designed to help people stop chewing tobacco or using spit tobacco. Anyone at least 18 years of age who uses either form of smokeless tobacco and would like to quit may be eligible to participate. May. Classes are arranged by appointment with the reference librarian who is in charge of each specific class.
All classes provide participants with hands-on practice.
Each spring, members of the Kiwanis Club and Friends and UMC volunteers cook and serve pancakes throughout the day. The pancakes, served at the UMC School of Nursing entrance, are available to anyone. For more information or to volunteer, contact Dr. Todd Nick at ext. All are welcome to attend. All proceeds will benefit the Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children.