FOR RELEASE: Oct. 25, 2012
EDITORIAL CONTACT: Gina
E. Fann, 615-898-5385
or gina.fann@mtsu.edu
MURFREESBORO — Attention MTSU
students, alumni, employees, friends and supporters: Have you made your
appointment to "bleed blue" for MTSU next week?
There's still time to beat the rush, support the
university and, most importantly, save lives!
Visit www.redcrossblood.org/MTSUWKU today and
choose your most convenient time to donate blood Oct. 29-31 — Monday, Tuesday
or Wednesday — in MTSU's annual "Bleed Blue, Beat WKU" competition
with Western Kentucky.
Appointments
are still open from noon to 6 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 29; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday,
Oct. 30; and 9 a.m.-7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 31. Halloween, the final donation
day, is expected to be the busiest.
The
blood-collection champion Blue Raiders are competing for a third year with
WKU's Hilltoppers to donate the most pints of blood for the region before they
meet on the football field Thursday, Nov. 1.
MTSU
supporters can donate blood in the university's Student Health, Wellness and
Recreation Center on Blue Raider Drive on the east side of campus. The American
Red Cross's Heart of Tennessee Chapter also will accept MTSU-affiliated donations
at its Murfreesboro office at 501 Memorial Blvd. on Oct. 29.
Walk-in
donors will be welcome during the three-day drive, but making an appointment
will help donors get the most convenient times and speedier processing on
donation day. Reserved parking also will be available at the Rec Center for
blood donors all three days.
The
winner of the 2012 “Bleed Blue-Beat WKU” drive will be announced at halftime of
the MTSU-WKU game on Nov. 1 in Bowling Green, Ky., at WKU’s Smith Stadium.
For
directions to MTSU's Rec Center, visit www.mtsu.edu/camprec/directions.php.
For updates and more information about the blood drive, visit http://mtsunews.com/bleed-blue-2012 or www.redcrossblood.org/MTSUWKU.
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MTSU
is committed to developing a community devoted to learning, growth and service.
We hold these values dear, and there’s a simple phrase that conveys them: “I am True Blue.” Learn more at
www.mtsu.edu/trueblue. For MTSU news anytime, visit www.MTSUNews.com.
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