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Wellness Week

November 28 @ 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM EST

Wellness Week is around the corner with an array of exciting activities planned for you by Recreation and Leisure Studies (Rec 120) in collaboration with WUSA. We’ve dedicated four exciting days of free activities aimed at wellness and well-being. 🥰 🧘 

Be a part of Wellness Week November 25th to November 28th from 2:30 PM – 4 PM. 🪷

💖 Full schedule will be released soon. Check back! 💖

Hope to see you there!  

Questions related to the event? Email cbwagler@wusa.ca

Disclaimer: Photographers & videographers will record this event. Images and audio may be broadcast, reproduced and/or made available in print publications, online or on mobile devices, and may form part of one or more audio-visual productions intended for initial release on the internet, television and on home or mobile devices. By attending this event, you are consenting to the use of your appearance, image, and voice in the production and in any promotion or use of the production in any media throughout the world.  

Event is subject to change. Visit this page for the most up to date details. 

 

 

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