“Bar-hopping” for Science
Faculty in the Institute for Public Health are seeking volunteers for an air-sampling project. It involves strapping on a portable air-sampling machine and going to different bars and restaurants in Fulton County establishments that allow smoking. Participants will be trained with the equipment and then sent out in teams of four and asked to go to approximately five venues throughout the night from about 8 pm to 1 am.
The project is scheduled for the nights of Friday May 18th and Saturday May 19th.
Learn more about volunteering through the Library collection:
- The American way to change: How national service & volunteers are transforming America
- Awakening Hippocrates: A primer on health, poverty, and global service
- Doctors serving people: Restoring humanism to medicine through student community service
- If it takes a village, build one: How I found meaning through a life of service and 100+ ways you can too
- Landscapes of voluntarism: New spaces of health, welfare and governance
- Service learning for health, physical education, and recreation: A step-by-step guide
- Volunteers: A social profile
For more information contact Pam Buckmaster, MPH at 404-966-2375 or Dr. Sheryl Strasser at sstrasser@gsu.edu.