School of Physical Therapy to host FREE Lumbar Spine (Low Back) assessments, May 17-19
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Clinical Lab Science students collecting donations for Lily’s Place, April 23-25
Did you know our Marshall University clinical laboratory science students are hard at work o collect donations for Lily’s Place? They’ll be in the Memorial Student Center tomorrow from 2-5 PM collecting monetary donations as well as items like diapers, toliet paper, bottle water, stamps and much more! Contact pam.meadows@marshall.edu to learn more! 💚 #MarshalluFamilyDepartment of Health Science to host Internship Review, May 1
Join us for the 2019 Health Science Internship Review which includes poster presentations by current students, and an opportunity to interact with Tri-state area organizations with whom students may be considering for an internship site. We invite you to learn more about what the wonderful world of health science has to offer you!
School of Nursing collecting used prom dresses for Golden Girls Group Home through April 26
Have you heard the news?? Our School of Nursing is hosting a prom dress drive until April 26. Drop off your old prom dresses to Prichard Hall, room 427 to help the young ladies of Golden Girls Group Home. Contact elkinsn@marshall.edu to learn more.
MU Food Pantry to host donation drive, Nov. 26-30
Our Marshall University Department of Dietetics needs your help!
They are accepting dollar donations as well as pasta, cereal or macaroni for their food pantry. All monetary donations will help buy crockpots for families in need.
Drop off your donations Nov. 26 through Nov. 30th from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Memorial Student Center! #MarshalluFamily #HerdHelps
Speech and Hearing Center & Scottish Rite partner for annual motorcycle benefit ride, July 14
The Scottish Rite Foundation, Inc. and its Masons will host the 3rd annual RiteCare Motorcycle Benefit Ride on Saturday, July 14 beginning at Black Sheep Harley-Davidson and ending at Milton VFW Post #9796.
All proceeds from the motorcycle benefit ride will benefit Marshall University’s Lackey-Oshel RiteCare Clinic, which serves children and their families who need financial support to receive speech, language and literacy services, according to Al Rigsby, event organizer and board member for the foundation.
“This annual motorcycle ride allows community members to get involved in making a difference in the lives of our children. Our RiteCare Clinic serves families all across the Tri-State who need financial assistance for their child’s speech and language needs,” Rigsby said. “We look forward to this event every year and hope to have hundreds of riders participate.”
Registration begins at 10 a.m. with kickstands up at noon. Cost to ride is $15 with a $5 fee per passenger. Food and drinks will be provided. Raffle tickets and T-shirts will be available for purchase. For more information, contact Jason Childers at 304-951-9698 or Shawn Manley at 304-373-7778. To learn more about the RiteCare Clinic at Marshall University, visit www.marshall.edu/mu-speech-and-hearing-center/.
