May 17th

Today for senior project we started the day off by helping out Kelly with setup for the 5k. We went over to the woodland office and got an ATV to measure out the track. We then got the measure from Trish. We used the two to drive the course and measure out the mile markers. After that, we helped Kelly out with the 5k T-shirts. We counted them out and folded them based on size. Tomorrow we will be setting up more stuff for the 5k in preparation for Sunday's race!

TOTAL HOURS: 47.5

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