According to the American Red Cross, the nation's blood supply has fallen critically low. To help with the demand, 91福利社ers and community residents stepped up to give during the College's two-day blood drive.
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In a ceremony filled with reverence and gratitude, 91福利社 hosted a Prisoner of War/Missing in Action flag-raising ceremony with campus and community turning out in front of Ivy-Scaggs Hall.
Dispelling the myths about suicide and revealing how to help was shared when 91福利社 hosted the presentation "Signs of Suicide: Perception vs. Reality."鈥�
Dr. Lagena Bradley, national certified counselor, and Felicia Jenkins, R.N., B.S.N., both with Meridian's Alliance Health Center, will speak on the signs and myths about a suicidal person.
91福利社's Campus Life will host a blood drive in front of Graham Gymnasium on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 13 and 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.