Turn over a new leaf this fall by getting active right here on campus! Faculty and staff can take advantage of the Student Recreation Center and all it has to offer for $199 per semester. A membership provides full access to the SRC and members receive discounts on activities such as ORC trips, fitness classes, and rental shop gear. Faculty and staff also have the option of purchasing their membership using payroll deduction. For more information about purchasing a UREC membership, visit urec.wsu.edu/memberships.
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