Traditionally a day for COD's volunteer corps to complete community service projects that support local nonprofit organizations, Roll Up Your Sleeves is taking on new meaning this year. With a twist on the name, this April, COD Cares and the College's Future Physicians and Research Scientists student club invite you to literally roll up your sleeve and donate blood. In addition, explore other ways to contribute to the medical needs of our neighbors including joining the national organ donation and bone marrow registries. To make life-saving activities as easy as possible, a thorough list of opportunities has been compiled.
Traditionally a day for COD's volunteer corps to complete community service projects that support local nonprofit organizations, Roll Up Your Sleeves is taking on new meaning this year. With a twist on the name, this April, COD Cares and the College's Future Physicians and Research Scientists student club invite you to literally roll up your sleeve and donate blood. In addition, explore other ways to contribute to the medical needs of our neighbors including joining the national organ donation and bone marrow registries. To make life-saving activities as easy as possible, a thorough list of opportunities has been compiled.
Professional magician Gary Kantor now teaches his popular magic class ONLINE. This 45-minute online class teaches children how to perform a number of mind-boggling tricks using everyday household items. Gary will start by explaining the secrets to the tricks, and then both Gary and the children will practice in great detail.
Professional magician Gary Kantor now teaches his popular magic class ONLINE. This 45-minute online class teaches children how to perform a number of mind-boggling tricks using everyday household items. Gary will start by explaining the secrets to the tricks, and then both Gary and the children will practice in great detail.
Traditionally a day for COD's volunteer corps to complete community service projects that support local nonprofit organizations, Roll Up Your Sleeves is taking on new meaning this year. With a twist on the name, this April, COD Cares and the College's Future Physicians and Research Scientists student club invite you to literally roll up your sleeve and donate blood. In addition, explore other ways to contribute to the medical needs of our neighbors including joining the national organ donation and bone marrow registries. To make life-saving activities as easy as possible, a thorough list of opportunities has been compiled.
Traditionally a day for COD's volunteer corps to complete community service projects that support local nonprofit organizations, Roll Up Your Sleeves is taking on new meaning this year. With a twist on the name, this April, COD Cares and the College's Future Physicians and Research Scientists student club invite you to literally roll up your sleeve and donate blood. In addition, explore other ways to contribute to the medical needs of our neighbors including joining the national organ donation and bone marrow registries. To make life-saving activities as easy as possible, a thorough list of opportunities has been compiled.
Join Classically French Trained Chef Adrian for a spring themed menu and fun follow along cooking demonstration on Thursday, April 22 at 5:30 PM (CDT). The 2 hour class will be held virtually via Zoom with all proceeds going to Chicagoland Blue Star Mothers IL6.
Practice everyday conversations, improve your pronunciation and gain confidence in a relaxed environment. Facilitated by a tutor from People?s Resource Center.
This presentation has been specifically designed to help you and your organization build a win-win internship program. Based on the most in-depth research ever to be conducted into the successful management of internship programs, you can be assured that you will leave the event with a newfound approach to internships.
Let your child?s early soccer experience be a great one. The younger player develops their soccer skills and also gains confidence, coordination, motor skills and communication. The program uses age appropriate drills and exercises to teach players kicking, ball control, dribbling, shooting and more.
The ?typical? yard can easily be improved to help reduce water run-off, increase wildlife habitat, and improve the soil. The benefits of improving the environment are many, including reducing your water use, creating more area for birds and butterflies, reducing chemical use, less lawn mowing, and learning about invasive species that may need to be controlled in your yard. Join Jim Kleinwachter from the Conservation Foundation as he discusses a variety of techniques for transforming your yard, including the use of rain barrels, rain gardens, and the selection and use of native plants to solve yard problems.
Honoring Michale Gresk & LInda Frye-Danner! You are guaranteed to have a great time, and most importantly you will be helping make a big difference for the students at Clare Woods Academy!
