MCLA Students Seeking Community Input on Concussion Survey

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The marketing research students in professor Nancy Ovitsky's course at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts are looking for feedback on concussions in youth sports.
 
Ovitsky, who also is director of the college's Professional MBA Program, said there is no client for this survey, but rather it was generated by student-athletes wondering how people are reacting to recent research on the frequency and effect of concussions in youth sports. 
 
"The survey data is used as the basis for their summary and statistical analysis for their final term project," she said. 
 
The survey was developed using SurveyMonkey and the students say "input will help us understand how this issue may impact the future of participation in youth sports."
 
Community members are being asked to participate in the survey. The participation in anonymous and no  information associated with responses will be released publicly. Participants must be age 18 to take the survey. 
 
Questions about the survey can be directed to Ovitsky at N.Ovitsky@mcla.edu or 413-662-5306.

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Senior Golf Series Returns in September

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- The Berkshire County Fall Senior Golf series returns in September with events on five consecutive Wednesdays starting Sept. 18.
 
It is the 22nd year of the series, which is a fund-raiser for junior golf in the county, and it is open to players aged 50 and up.
 
The series will feature two divisions for each event based on the combined ages of the playing partners.
 
Golfers play from the white tees (or equivalent) with participants 70 and over or who have a handicap of more than 9 able to play from the forward tees.
 
Gross and net prices will be available in each division.
 
The cost is $55 per event and includes a round of golf, food and prizes. Carts are available for an additional fee.
 
Golfers should call the pro shop at the course for that week's event no sooner than two weeks before the event to register.
 
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