Colege Park, MD - Sunday, October 19, 2008

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Results					RACE SPONSORS      in College Park -      of College Park See 5K results from Spring 2008 Back to 5k homepage
Women -
	Name	Number	Time
1	Rasa Ghaffarian	1135	23:24
2	Melissa Meek	1129	24:05
3	Anita Hsieh	1138	24:28
4	Joyce Yu	1158	24:33
5	Juliana Williams	1177	24:45
6	Shannon Kielty	1141	24:47
7	Rachel Goldman	1153	25:45
8	Micheline Tocco	1152	26:43
9	Bess Nagler	1182	26:44
10	Suzy Huang	1143	30:19
11	Julie Ermoloff	1147	30:43
12	Hanna Lee	1149	30:43
13	Julia Shu	1148	31:27
14	Jacqueline O'Sullivan	1173	32:58
15	Stacey Sheff	1150	33:08
16	Jennifer Idelston	1183	33:30
17	Rachel Wachtel	1185	33:48
18	Bonnie Snyder	1157	43:55
19	Michelle Lacey	1159	55:11
20	Hallie Stambler	1192	55:44
21	Lauren Friedlander	1193	55:44
22	Michaelle Bond	1172	1:08:32
Men -
	Name	Number	Time
1	Nick Fortune	1170	18:20
2	Jeremy Zisholtz	--	18:53
3	Matthew Duty	1176	18:59
4	Andrew Gruenberger	1175	19:24
5	Steve Bergbauer	1178	19:41
6	Chris Frank	1179	19:49
7	Brian Perry	1169	21:32
8	David Cover	1146	21:43
9	Jesus Rodriguez	1155	21:46
10	Mark Peters	1162	21:54
11	Ryan Galginaitis	1181	21:55
12	Christian Kloc	1140	22:08
13	Thomas Miller	1151	23:27
14	Kevin Morgan	1156	23:27
15	Robel Assefa	1132	23:30
16	George Liliev	1191	23:35
17	John Joyce	1133	23:41
18	David Botwick-Ries	1136	24:08
19	Erik Naimoli	1171	24:24
20	Mike Teaford	1180	24:49
21	Robert Eagen	1160	26:16
22	Jethro Solomon	1184	26:22
23	Bobby Murphy	1188	26:54
24	Joel Schwatz	1171	29:30
25	Luke Walsh	1190	32:57
26	Kevin Odschlaeger	1186	55:11

The Run for Shelter, held on October 19th, 2008, was UMD Habitat for Humanity's 4th biannual 5K run/walk. Proceeds from the race and sponsorship went to Habitat for Humanity and its mission of ending poverty housing.

Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing simple, decent, and affordable housing to low-income families. In its effort to completely eliminate poverty housing worldwide, Habitat for Humanity enlists the help of volunteers to build houses, which are then sold to carefully selected low-income families at a low price and with a zero interest mortgage. Since 1976, Habitat for Humanity has built over 200,000 houses worldwide.

The University of Maryland chapter of Habitat for Humanity is a student organization that builds houses in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood of Baltimore. In addition to build trips every Saturday, UMD Habitat for Humanity leads weeklong winter and spring break trips to build in the south, and holds other events throughout the year both publicize the cause of poverty housing and to raise the $25,000 necessary to build each house.