Join in the fun of the Healthy Monday Syracuse 2018 Scavenger Hunt.
A free Fitbit will be given away to one lucky hunter. Go to http://healthymonday.syr.edu/walk-with-us/ and fill out the online scavenger hunt by the end of April.
This year’s Scavenger Hunt is part of Walk With Us 2018, in which Healthy Monday Syracuse leads walks at noon every Monday from Schine Student Center and explores hidden gems at Syracuse University along the Monday Mile. We will be walking (rain/snow/shine) and checking out the following places:
Monday, April 16: Hendricks Chapel
Monday, April 23: Shaffer Sculpture Garden
Monday, April 30: Belfer Audio Laboratory
Meet us in front of Schine Student Center at noon (rain or shine). Participants will be entered into a raffle drawing for a Fitbit.
For more information, visit http://healthymonday.syr.edu/walk-with-us for details about each week as well as a scavenger hunt for those who can’t make it to the Monday Miles (you will also be entered for the raffle prize).
Questions? Send a message or email healthymonday@syr.edu.
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