April 16, 2008

By Thomas Gnau, Staff Writer, Dayton Daily News

April 16, 2008 – Give Lauren Dokes, Lori Hanna, Daniel Hensel and Anna Young a bit of sunlight and they will help build communities — and perhaps save lives. The four University of Dayton students won the 2008 UD Business Plan Competition, presenting a relatively easy way to use solar cookers to sterilize medical instruments. Their prize: $10,000 — and perhaps years of work to get the plan up and running.

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