Thursday, November 20, 2014
3:30-4:45 pm
Arts 104
9 Campus Drive
EIM is a national program dedicated to showing how exercise improves the health of Canadians. With this new partnership, each year a student-led group will be tasked with promoting exercise as a form of medicine to their peers, and U of S health-care professionals at Student Health Services will prescribe exercise to some patients.
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 For more information, contact:
Rita Hanoski
Student Health Services
University of Saskatchewan
306-966-5768
rita.hanoski@usask.ca
Brittany Gadzosa
Student
College of Kinesiology
Bcg625@mail.usask.ca
Ahmad Mobin
School of Public Health
416-560-0306
Amm806@mail.usask.ca
3:30-4:45 pm
Arts 104
9 Campus Drive
EIM is a national program dedicated to showing how exercise improves the health of Canadians. With this new partnership, each year a student-led group will be tasked with promoting exercise as a form of medicine to their peers, and U of S health-care professionals at Student Health Services will prescribe exercise to some patients.
-30-
 For more information, contact:
Rita Hanoski
Student Health Services
University of Saskatchewan
306-966-5768
rita.hanoski@usask.ca
Brittany Gadzosa
Student
College of Kinesiology
Bcg625@mail.usask.ca
Ahmad Mobin
School of Public Health
416-560-0306
Amm806@mail.usask.ca