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Promoting Wellbeing - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotes
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Consultancy Proposal to NYC DOHMH
- 1. Practicum Final Presentation “ Access to Free and Low-Cost Physical Activity Programs” Team: Kristina Capron, Ellen Davidson, Talar Khatchadourian, Mina Nabizada, Thea Rome, Brian Stern and Eda Tekeoglu Supervisor: Stacey Flanagan Graduate Program in International Affairs The New School May 13, 2011
- 16. III: Shape-Up Feasibility Study N= 53 , 100% Female The line for Shape-Up Zumba class outside of the East Harlem Asthma Center Team Photo
- 17. III: Shape-Up Feasibility Study 100% of the 45-54 group say they would be interested in leading a walking group
- 18. III: Shape-Up Feasibility Study continued Team Photo
- 19. III: Shape-Up Feasibility Study continued * Dance includes all forms noted: zumba, belly, salsa, merengue
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