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September 26, 2016 |
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Annual Enrollment is Coming Soon!
Benefits annual enrollment will take place Oct. 24 - Nov. 7, 2016 for the upcoming plan year. Your benefits newsletter will be mailed to your home address in October and will include important information about this year’s enrollment. Be sure to look for it! |
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Refresh From Stress: 30-Day Inspiration
The Refresh From Stress: 30-Day Inspiration is an exciting opportunity for Emory University and Emory Healthcare faculty and staff to engage in 30 simple steps to enhance emotional health. Daily activities will promote self-care, mindfulness, social connections, gratitude and other inspirations to help you refresh from stress and increase resilience. The program runs November 1-30, 2016. Registration starts October 10 and runs through October 28. More information coming in October! |
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Emory Employees are “Moving More” Again
The Move More Challenge is back! Designed to encourage Emory employees to add more movement to their daily routine, the physical activity challenge was so popular last fall that the Healthy Emory team has brought it back again this year. The eight-week challenge kicked off on Monday, September 21 and continues through November 13, 2016. Read more. |
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Finance Matters Workshops are Back
The Emory WorkLife Resource Center’s workshop series, Finance Matters, is specifically designed to educate Emory employees on topics related to personal finances by fostering an understanding of money management principles. This series of workshops will address a diverse range of personal finance topics such as dealing with the basic budgeting & tracking your finances, investing, and learning the ins and outs of estate planning. Learn more and register. |
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Monthly Talks Through the Online Work-life Library
The Emory WorkLife Resource Center hosts live monthly talks through the online work-life library. Mark your calendar now for these all-new monthly sessions during the fall of 2016 and remember to register each month for topics that interest you. All you need is an Internet connection to join and there is never any cost to you. Live talk topics range from financial issues, parenting, special needs children and caregiving issues. Talks are recorded and sent to all members who register. Learn more. |
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Update to University Retention Schedule
In collaboration with the Office of Compliance, the records management program has completed an update of the research portion of the University retention schedule. The updated schedule includes information related to the body donor program, clinical trials, behavioral research, and the various boards, committees, and councils that review and approval research on campus. Read more. |
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Emory Executive Education: Open Enrollment for Data Driven Decision Making
Emory Executive Education at Goizueta Business School is offering a 2-day program, “Data-Driven Decision Making,” on October 18-19, led by Dr. Stephen Stuk. Learn how to comfortably use an array of data sources and analysis techniques in a practical and applied manner to drive business decisions. All faculty, staff, and alumni are extended a 15% discount on Executive Education courses, including this one! Visit http://www.EmoryExecEd.com/DataDecisions to register for this program and learn more about Executive Education. |
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Winship Win the Fight 5K Set for October 1
Emory’s 2016 Winship 5K is scheduled for Saturday, October 1. Come race for a reason! Join us in the fight against cancer by raising money for research at Georgia's only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center. The Winship Win the Fight 5K has become a premier fall race/walk in Atlanta. A Peachtree Road Race qualifier, the Winship 5K also is one of the few events that takes place through historic and beautiful Druid Hills. Course starts and ends at Emory University’s McDonough Field. Free Parking in the Peavine Deck located at 29 Eagle Row. Emory University's McDonough Field, Bib/Timing Chip Pick-Up 7:00 a.m., 5K Walk/Run Starts at 8:30 a.m. Learn more. |
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Workshop: Tick Tock: Caregivers Reclaim the Clock
Are you stretched between making time for yourself and caring for your adult loved one? You are not alone! Come learn general and caregiver-specific time management tools to better organize your life and increase your peace of mind. Interactive discussion will focus on goal setting, prioritizing and strategy planning, as well as other practical tips for freeing up time, managing expectations (which can reduce time spent worrying) and addressing competing demands. September 27, 2016, 12:00 pm-1:30 pm, School of Nursing Room 203. To register, click here. |
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Workshop: Understanding the Cost and Value of Paying for Long Term Care: The Importance of Being Prepared
The options for paying for long-term care are limited. Did you know that Medicare will not pay for home care or assisted living facility care? Do you know what Medicaid provides? Most families do not realize their limited options until they are in a crisis — usually when their loved one is about to be discharged from a hospital. This workshop is intended to provide information prior to a crisis. Miles Hurley, Elder Law Attorney, will lead a discussion centered on the importance of legal documents and will help individuals learn how to best locate and pay for good long-term care. October 27, 2016, 12:00 pm -1:30 pm, Emory University Hospital, Main Lobby Auditorium. To register, click here. |
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