Pink ribbon balloon display created by a fraternity on campus. Alpha Kappa Delta Phi sorority proudly posing in front, minutes before Breastival™ time begins!	Sorority member functions as greeter of students, distributing Breastival™ programs and passport cards.
Fraternity members help with putting up "breast cancer facts" posters.	AKDP sorority members posing infront of "welcoming/information table" at entrance to Breastival.
American Cancer Society booth, volunteer holds up her Breastival™ t-shirt she received as a gift for participating today	Students visit the ACS booth and respond to flash card questions, learning valuable information about breast health.

Students continue onto the "Living Beyond Breast Cancer" booth to respond to their next flash card question and get their passport card stamped.	One on one at the LBBC booth
Sponsors and booth reps at the "Young Survival Coalition" booth take out a moment to pose for the camera.	President of "Mothers Supporting Daughters with Breast Cancer" quizzes a student at her organization's booth with flash cards.
Hmmm. Do you know the answer to this breast cancer question?	Young men came to participate too and take advantage of the "learn and earn" system.

Nurse Practitioner at the Johns Hopkins Breast Center booth quizzes a male student on breast cancer and breast health.	Examples of some of the tools used to educate students about breast cancer and the value of early detection.
Two Johns Hopkins volunteers offer assistance with manning the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation booth.	Flash card opportunities at the Komen booth!
The proper technique for performing a breast self exam is demonstrated at the Hopkins booth by nurse practitioners.	Another nurse practitioner at the Hopkins booth quizzing an eager student.

A male student stops by the "Men Against Breast Cancer" booth to test his knowledge.	This booth drew lots of male students. (We didn't ask why!)
More question and answer opportunities at the MABC booth.	Students lined up waiting their turn at a question and to get their passport card (hopefully) stamped!
Busy booth activity for the Breastival™. Example of "Breast Cancer Facts" poster in the background.	Male students learning about breast cancer at the Hopkins booth.

A view of the Breastival™ in full swing!	Poster in the background is one of the "Breast cancer facts" posters referenced in the Breastival™ Resource and Planning kit.
Sprint PCS participated that day too as a sponsor of the Breastival™. They had "Journey of Hope" book and video available for free---- it's their community service campaign this year for breast cancer. Their booth was separate from the "learn and earn" program.	Sprint PCS team with Lillie Shockney, middle, Director of Education and Outreach at the Johns Hopkins Breast Center.
Students visiting Sprint booth to learn about Sprint's role in breast cancer awareness.	Dr. Maurice Nahabedian from Johns Hopkins gives a slide presentation on breast reconstruction following mastectomy surgery.

Dr. Maurice Nahabedian and Lillie Shockney from the Johns Hopkins Breast Center.	Johns Hopkins Breast Center Volunteer assists as Game table. The lollipop game was popular. We gave away phone cards, cosmetics, gift certificates, and lollipops.
A student tries his luck at the "pin the nipple on the breast" game! (The nipple was Velcro!)	A student prepares to test his luck at the game "pin the nipple on the breast" in the games corner.
A student playing the game "match a breast to the celebrity"!	Can you guess how many skittles are in this bra? - another game at the games table.

Many tempting and fun games at the Breastival™.	More games at the Breastival™.
Other participants trying their luck at the games table. Background shows 2 "breast cancer facts" posters on display.	Hard Rock Café staff were there in force to serve food donated by their company.
Hard Rock Café ready and waiting for students to cash in their "free food" tickets.	Hard Rock Café booth serving food- one of the rewards students received for visiting all of the breast cancer booths and answering a flash card question.

A fraternity volunteer helps in distribting food	Johns Hopkins Breast Cancer Survivor Volunteers manning the treats table! Yum!
And there were lots of desserts and great treats to choose from! All provided by Hopkins volunteers.	Sorority members help with the beverage corner!
Students participate in Jazzercise class- a demonstration of one way to help reduce your risk of getting breast cancer.	Joyce Cardwell teaches a Jazzercise class to students!

Even some of the volunteers get in the act and participate in jazzercise!	Sorority members pose at the booby prize box, where students can drop in their completed breastival passport card and possibly win one of 102 booby (door) prizes offered!
Two of Johns Hopkins Breast Cancer Survivor Volunteers who helped with the logistics of the Breastival™.	Students sign the "I Got the Message" banner before exiting the Breastival™.