Eighty-eight Clark Penguins got up and moving during the month of October for the first ever Walktober Challenge, a physical-activity challenge in which employees competed against the WSU Vancouver Cougs and the Lower Columbia College Red Devils. Some participants hiked, biked, or ran off-campus; others chose to take a fitness class or walk the Penguin Paths on the main campus walkways. Regardless of the activity, all steps added up to earn Clark College second place for the highest step average. Clark may not have taken home the trophy this year, but the college did have the highest number of participants, and collectively logged in 27,734,670 steps. Way to go, Penguins!
A big congratulations to the top three Clark Champions who logged the most steps and were each awarded a prize:
- 1st place at 679,836 steps: Sally Demos, Library
- 2nd place at 663,350 steps: Mark Bolke, Biology
- 3rd place at 647,902 steps: Randy Givens, Nursing
Library and Archives Paraprofessional Sally Demos. Photo courtesy of Sally Demos
Biology professor Mark Bolke. Photo courtesy of Mark Bolke
Nursing professor Randy Givens. Photo courtesy of Randy Givens
