Weight Watchers in the Workplace Group

Hello WSU Colleagues!

We will be starting a new 12-week session of the new WW Freestyle program beginning July 19. Please plan to join us for a FREE open house meeting on July 12! Meetings are on Thursdays, (no meeting on July 5th) at Noon in the Todd Hall 339 conference room. Please see below for costs.

12-week Series for $156 per person $13 average weekly price

  • Minimum of 15 paying participants per meeting
  • Includes 12 weeks of eTools for your Smart Phone
  • Fee can be split into 3 checks
  • NO registration fee
  • Continued member discount will be offered 3/4 of the way thru the series
  • Member can join at any time and will receive free eTools and membership fees will be prorated

For more information please contact Anita Young at Anita.Young@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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