SU takes on JPMorgan Chase Corporate ChallengeJuly 03, 2007SU News ServicesSUnews@syr.edu
More than 6,100 runners and walkers from 268 companies filled Onondaga Lake Parkway Tuesday evening, June 26, for the 2007 JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge in Syracuse. From the Syracuse University “Fun in the Sun” team of 170, top men’s competitor was Jason Mintz, research project director in the College of Law, finishing the 3.5 mile race at 22:00. In women’s, top SU finisher was Patti Ford, administrative assistant in The College of Arts and Science physics department, with 25:52. The annual race this year benefited two local charities, Junior Achievement of Central New York and the Make A Wish Foundation, Central New York.
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