With disability awareness as its goal, the College of Public Health and Human Sciences’ Pre-Therapy and Allied Health Club hosted its annual Wheel-A-Thon event in the Memorial Union Quad May 12-14.
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Help raise awareness and funds to enhance two programs supporting those with disabilities by joining the College of Public Health and Human Sciences’ Pre-Therapy and Allied Health Club (PTAH) from noon – 6 p.m. May 12-14 for its annual Wheel-A-Thon event in the Memorial Union Quad.