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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Bryn Mawr chapter.

We are about a month and a half into the new year…if you are still going strong on your health/exercise resolutions, great for you! However, if you are struggling, no worries! Bryn Mawr College is here to help! 

While exercising already gives great benefits, sometimes it is a little difficult to get started and keep going. So as a little extra incentive, Bryn Mawr College is holding a Fitness Challenge to promote a healthier campus community. The Fitness Challenge encourages individuals to make healthy choices and established exercise routines. Partnered with the Self Care Office, the Fitness Challenge helps participants find and understand the physical, mental, and emotional connection associated with health. 

Participants will have their name added to Fitness Challenge Board, where they can track their “points.” There are four different ways to earn points: do your own 30 minute workout, attend a Fit Club class, take a orientation/introductory workout session, or participate in a P.E. class or varsity/club sports. Each Monday, participants with 4 or more points for the week will be entered into the weekly drawing. At the end of the month, participants with 16 or more points will be entered into a drawing for Fitbit Wristband Activity Tracker!
 
Register here or at the Fitness Desk to “Get Fit at BMC”!!! The Challenge goes until April 8th! Are you in?
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Sierra Norman

Bryn Mawr

Sierra is a sophomore at Bryn Mawr College where she is studying Pre-Medical / Psychology, with plans to become a pediatric psychiatrist. She is the Campus Correspondent (President) of Her Campus Bryn Mawr. Sierra is an active member of the Bryn Mawr College's Belmont Mentoring Club and visits Belmont Charter School once a week to mentor young students. She has always been passionate about helping others and has worked on state and national levels regarding issues from childhood hunger to educational rights. In the 5th grade, she created the PB&J Week food drive to collect peanut butter and jelly for hungry children and has since collected over 16,500 jars, all of which has been donated to local food banks. PB&J Week has been awarded a Sodexo Foundation Grant and Disney Friends For Change Grant. Sierra also created Snotty is Naughty, a workshop used to educate girls on the negative effects of girl-to-girl meanness. Because of her work with Snotty is Naughty, she was selected by Youth Service America and the Festival of Children’s Foundation to represent Idaho as our National Child Awareness Month Ambassador and received a grant to create a documentary. Sierra was 1st runner up and the scholastic award recipient at Miss Idaho Teen USA 2015 and 1st runner up and the overall talent and scholastic award recipient at Miss Idaho’s Outstanding Teen 2014, and recently placed 4th runner up at Miss Idaho USA 2017. She also enjoys modeling, acting, music, and traveling. Follow her on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram!