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That is actually what I want.  How is that done?

But I want the subdomain to be craweled, just under a different SEOmoz campaign.  Blocking it in the robots.txt file will prevent that.

That would prevent SEOmoz from crawling it completely.  I don't want that.  I want the subdomain to be crawled under a different campaign. I want the data for the subdomain, but the number of pages is much greater than the root domain, and is just a lot of noise when looking at the root domain.  It's drowning it out.  SEOmoz has no option to control this?

We have a subdomain that I don't want to show up in our root SEOmoz campaign.  How do I tell SEOmoz to ignore it?