
WalkIn 2008 June 15 - June 21, 2008
Spend a Week on Your Feet.
Gather your WalkIn team from last year, start a new team, or join as a solo walker.
U-PASS is working with Feet First to develop an exciting new walking program for the UW community. We'll be contacting you for your input and developing plans throughout the summer. In the fall, we'll test some of our ideas with a trial program, then the stage will be set to roll out WalkIn 2009 in the Spring.
Even while U-PASS works on this ambitious new program, we don't want to miss the opportunity to celebrate walkers in 2008. So, to keep everybody on their feet, we're hosting a week-long WalkIn 2008 from June 15-21.
Sign up for the WalkIn Challenge and start counting your commute walks, and your walks for errands, lunch and meetings. You can get a team together or walk solo. Sign up a team. OR Sign up as an individual.
Walk In Awards Luncheon- A Celebration for Everyone!
All captains and every participant who posts at least 2 walks during the challenge will be invited to the WalkIn Awards Luncheon on June 27. Meet other walkers, share your walking experiences, and celebrate the top walkers and teams.
Keep Track of Your Treks
Use the WalkIn tracking form to record your walking activites each week, then report them to your Team Captain or post them online. Individuals and teams earn points for:
- Commute Trips* of at least 15 minutes duration
*Live too far away to walk to work?
Take the bus and get off a mile early- that's a commute walk. - Lunchtime Trips of at least 15 minutes duration
- Meetings/Errands of at least 10 minutes duration
You also earn points when you participate in Campus Clues.
Rewards
Captains and other walkers who recruit at least 2 new participants will have their choice (while sulplies last) of classic WalkIn Souveniers including: Back Sacks, Running Shoe Key Bags, and Blinking Safety Lights. Find out more about prizes
All Team Captains are invited to the WalkIn Celebration Luncheon on June 27, 2008!
Information for Captains/Teams
Team Captains are responsible for tracking their team's treks and entering the information online. Captains should read the Information for Captains for more about being a team captain.
Information for Individuals (not on a team)Individuals are responsible for tracking their treks and entering the information online.
Points assigned for walking activities and event participation:
| Points: | Challenge: |
| 10 | Walk to Campus (15 minute minimum walk) * |
| 10 | Walk Home (15 minute minimum walk) |
| 5 | Go for a walk during lunch (15 minute minimum walk) |
| 2 | Walk to a meeting or to errands (10 minute minimum walk) |
| 1 | Campus Clues (more about this) |
* Remember, if you live too far away to walk all the way to work, take the bus and get off a mile early. Walk the rest of the way in and count it as a commute walk.
Make Seattle a Better Place to Walk!
Do you work or live in Seattle? The City of Seattle is working on a Pedestrian Master Plan with the goal of making Seattle the most walkable city in the nation. You can get involved by completing a survey about what works well and what needs improvement about walking in Seattle. Get involved now!








