There is still room available in the next Weight Watchers session that begins noon Wednesday in room 500 Hall of Languages.
This group has been very successful at losing weight and keeping it off. Want to lose a few pounds before the holidays, and keep it off throughout that difficult time? Join now.
Free Weight Watchers e-tools, and a cookbook, are available to all who join this week.
Meetings are held every Wednesday in room 500, Hall of Languages from noon to 12:45.
The cost of the 17 week program is $186. Payroll deduction is still available for SU employees. Checks and credit cards are also accepted.
For further details and to receive registration materials, contact Amy Connors at aconnors@syr.edu.
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