Local dermatologists will conduct the screenings, which each take about five minutes and include a written report. For more information, contact x5-1976. Participants will learn how Toastmasters can help improve skills such as speaking, presentation, listening, and leadership skills. For more information, contact Jim Newell, 784-8321. Although top runners compete in the race, participants who jog or walk the course are welcome.
Participants are employees of local companies.
Anyone who has worked for the University for at least three months, and who works at least 25 hours a week is eligible. Registration forms are available at the Medical Center Athletic Club, the River Campus Athletic Club, the Medical Center Employment Office, or Strong Memorial Hospital's Director's Office. May 5 David Bailey, who began a career in music after surviving treatment for brain cancer five years ago, will present a free concert at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 5, at the Kornberg Medical Research Building's Flaum Atrium to help celebrate National Brain Tumor Awareness Week. The Adult Brain Tumor Network is a support program for brain cancer survivors and their families. For more information, contact x5-4631.