Fulfilling a community service requirement of their orientation program, the 150 MBA students will landscape the property, build picnic and park benches and install new playground equipment to replace the playground that was destroyed last year in a suspicious fire. The MBA orientation program emphasizes teamwork and leadership skills, social responsibility and community awareness. Also on exhibit are works by newly appointed faculty in the Department of Art. A reception will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 30 in the gallery. The 6.3 mile route takes walkers down East Broad St. to Columbus City hall and back to the park.
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