Colege Park, MD - Sunday, October 19, 2008

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Results					RACE SPONSORS      of College Park See 5K results from Fall 2008 Back to 5k homepage
	Name	Number	Time
1	David Bernstein	705	16:50
2	Richard Duckworth	622	17:49
3	Julien Azimzadeh	618	18:14
4	Jacob Sisler	688	18:47
5	Brad Kretzer	633	19:43
6	Brent Buccine	686	19:52
7	Jimmy Pappadeas	704	20:05
8	Matthew Conway	616	20:09
9	Emily Menzen	611	20:14
10	Mike Zakin		20:27
11	Will Mettle	702	20:59
12	Yoshiki Tanaka	703	21:20
13	Erika Elko		21:23
14	Andrew Pomeroy	687	21:41
15	Erik Applegate	708	21:42
16	Eugene Gimose	619	22:04
17	David Webster	617	22:27
18	Nate Richards		22:28
19	Christian Kloc		22:33
20	Josh Delo	714	22:37
21	Mustafa Abdullah	651	22:43
22	Nick Mercurio	645	22:43
23	Christopher Lim	602	22:53
24	Adam Rhoads	660	22:57
25	Jessica Duckworth	677	22:58
26	Kimberly Baker	681	23:03
27	Jason Y. Lu	632	23:22
28	Laura Wilburn	666	23:24
29	Chris McDermott	657	23:26
30	Serguei Soukharev	685	23:43
31	Elijah Barrett	646	24:04
32	Patrick Mahoney	614	24:07
33	Katie Staso	612	24:07
34	Alexandra Sukhareva	624	24:32
35	Nadeja Soukhareva	625	24:38
36	Daniel Collinge	658	24:40
37	Darren Taillie	699	24:45
38	Bradley Hood	661	25:01
39	Juliana Willems	634	25:03
40	Terry T. Wallace	615	25:07
41	Raymond Herbert	727	25:09
42	Kelly Lai	691	25:28
43	Eric Williams	700	25:46
44	Paul Goldin	656	25:50
45	Esmaeel Paryavi	643	25:51
46	Orri Ganel	653	25:58
47	Rachel Goldman	674	26:07
48	Mike Teaford	712	26:07
49	Jared Cohen	671	26:07
50	Ismail Nicholas	683	26:16

The Run for Shelter, held on March 8th, 2009, was UMD Habitat for Humanity's 5th 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.