Nonprofit marrow registry to visit campus tomorrow
by Bailey Basham
When Sam Green was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in Sept. 2009, he was told his chances of survival were slim.
Nearly eight years later, Green is working as director of the center of worship arts because of a stem cell transplant from a match in his family.
Be the Match, a nonprofit operated by the National Marrow Donor Program to provide transplants to those diagnosed with blood cancers, will host a marrow drive in Jernigan lobby tomorrow.
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