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Your 2022 Benefit Elections Are Now Available
For Your Review
You can make corrections to your 2022 benefits elections, but must do so November 15-19, 2021. This year, we will not reopen annual enrollment in December. This will be your final opportunity to make changes to your benefits for 2022.
To view your 2022 Enrollment Preview, log on to Self Service at http://leo.cc.emory.edu and follow the navigation path: Self Service > Benefits > Benefit Statements.
You can also review your elections on the Benefits Summary page (change the “As Of” date to 1/1/22 then click the Refresh button). |
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MORE NEWS YOU CAN USE |
Refresh from Stress Program Survey
Your Feedback is Valuable! Tell us what you thought about Refresh From Stress: 30-day Inspiration via this brief RFS Survey (average 4 minutes). Those who complete the survey may enter drawings for $10 Amazon gift cards. The survey closes on Monday, November 22. |
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Upcoming FSAP Programs
- Mindfulness Practice: Wednesdays at 1:00 pm (or 1:15pm for guided meditation only). Learn more and see login link.
- Weekly Refresh: Wednesdays at 4:30pm – 15-minute meditation and resilience tip for the day @ https://zoom.us/j/271917067.
- Well-being Check-ins Consultations– Confidential, individual well-being check-ins to help gauge your emotional health and identify strategies for enhancing resilience. Details and contact information for scheduling an appointment can be found here.
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Campus Climate Survey on Racial Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
As part of our ongoing efforts to cultivate a thriving academic community—one that is more diverse, equitable, and inclusive—Emory is participating in the National Assessment of Collegiate Campus Climates (NACCC). This survey, administered by the USC Race and Equity Center, seeks to assess the campus climate around racial diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Individuals who complete the NACCC survey will automatically be entered into a weekly drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card and a $10 Starbucks gift card. Learn more. |
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Training on Flexible Work Arrangements at Emory
Emory has two training courses on Flexible Work Arrangements available through ELMS. You can take these at any time:
Training for Staff: Understanding Flexible Work Arrangements in Today’s Workforce
Working flexibly means more than telecommuting. It includes a variety of different work arrangements that enable employees to have greater control over How, When, and Where they do their work. When done well, flexible work arrangements (FWA) benefit both employee and employer. This online training is intended to provide an practical understanding of what is meant by flexible work arrangements, how job suitability and work performance factor into the approval of FWA, and how employees can achieve success in working flexibly. You can take this course at any time in ELMS. Search for Course #200919-18384. Length: 25 minutes.
Training for HR Professionals & Managers: Understanding & Managing Flexible Work Arrangements
HR professionals and people managers at all levels at Emory are strongly encouraged to complete this training course. In today’s modern workplace, it is essential that all those who hold HR or people management roles understand what is meant by working flexibly, how to support a flexible work culture and manage flexible work teams, and why this all matters at Emory. This online training provides practical education on these important matters. You can take this course at any time in ELMS. Search for Course #200918-18383 Length: 30 minutes. |
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Ask the Registered Dietitian is Back!
During this time of change and adaptation, many of us have struggled with maintaining healthy eating habits. Join this group discussion that will focus on a different nutrition topic each week to learn some tips for nutrition success! Occurs alternating Wednesdays at 11:00 am - 11:30 am via Zoom.
Upcoming Topics
- Nov 17: Holiday Meal Makeovers
- Dec 1: Four Keys to Healthy Eating When Ordering Out
- Dec 15: Eating Healthy During the Holidays
- Jan 12: Seasonal Eats
- Jan 26: Dairy Alternatives
- Feb 9: Balancing Food & Activity
- Feb 23: Building a Healthy Salad
- Mar 9: MyPlate & Portion Control
- Mar 23: Rethink Your Drink/Healthy Beverages
Register here. If you have already registered previously, you do not need to register again. |
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Learning Labs
Take time for your own professional development with Learning Labs, new courses which are designed to help you build your skills and expand your learning in a quick and cost-effective way. A Learning Lab is a new format for providing behavioral development of interpersonal skills in a shorter time. The cost is also lower than a normal 4 or 8-hour training session. Each Learning Lab is divided into three parts:
Part 1 - Assigned course pre-work or an online module (20 minutes)
Part 2 - An instructor-led, virtual session (2 hours)
Part 3 - A post course survey (5 minutes)
All parts of the labs must be completed to receive full credit for the course in ELMS. There are labs available for individuals at all levels. Cost varies from $0-$75. Learn more. |
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ISSS Offering Workshops
International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) is excited to offer intercultural communication and personal leadership workshops for faculty and staff. Please register through ELMS. Zoom details will be sent to registrants.
- 12/13/2021, 10 – 11:30 am Intercultural Communication Skills, Part 3: Developing Intercultural Competencies (200866-18634)
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Explore a Degree in Theology on Nov. 19
Learn about your options to pursue a theological education in a variety of flexible formats and take advantage of your courtesy scholarship. Explore the Dynamics of Faith in The Public Sphere: Candler’s Master of Religion and Public Life can help you relate to the different faiths you encounter in your work. Designed for professionals in law, healthcare, social work, education, public service, and other fields, the MRPL lets you explore the interdisciplinary nature of religion and theology by taking courses at Candler and across the university. Join us for an MRPL Degree Exploration on November 19, from 12-12:45 p.m. EST. Register here. |
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Earn Your MPH Degree While You Work
Earn an MPH degree with a focus in Applied Epidemiology or Prevention Science from the #4 ranked school of public health. Designed to work with your lifestyle. The Executive MPH (EMPH) program at the Rollins School of Public Health provides a convenient hybrid format that allows you the flexibility to broaden your public health horizons while continuing to work full-time. Tuition benefits are available for eligible Emory employees.
Join us for an upcoming virtual information session to learn about the EMPH program. Executive MPH Virtual Information Session for Emory Employees—Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at 12PM EST. Register Now. |
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What can a REAL student do for you?
The Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL) program provides partners with the opportunity to hire an experienced graduate student for a fraction of the cost. Rollins School of Public Health pays 50% of the student’s salary and you pay the remaining 50%. REAL students are exceptional employees. Contributing master’s level education, analytical and research skills as well as transferable program development skills that can be utilized within various industries or organizations. From writing grant proposals to analyzing data, REAL student have skills applicable beyond public health.
BECOME A REAL PARTNER TO TRAIN, MENTOR, AND LAUNCH CAREERS! Contact Lisa Parker for more information at REAL@emory.edu. Already a REAL employer? Great! Post your fall positions on RSPH Career Connection. Learn more about Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL). Job posting begins August 1st for fall hires and November 1st for spring hires. |
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Calling Startup Ideas for Emory Accelerator
The Emory Startup Launch Accelerator program is now accepting applications from teams for the Spring 2022 cohort. This FREE program is offered to help early stage founders through a defined process that will help teams rapidly take their ideas and test them with customers to discard, change and build a business model to move the startup forward. The 8-week program begins in February 2022. The program is open to the entire Emory community (students, faculty & staff, and alumni). It is a program presented by The Roberto C. Goizueta Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, in partnership with The Hatchery, Emory Center for Innovation
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Sparkfly Perks - Enter to Win a $100 Target Gift Card, Just in Time for the Holidays!
To enter, click on the Target Gift Card banner located on the homepage of your dedicated Sparkfly Perks page and follow the entry instructions. One lucky Member will WIN a $100 TARGET GIFT CARD to help with your Holiday Shopping! All new and current subscribers are eligible to win. No purchase is necessary. Deadline for entry is Tuesday, November 30, 2021. The winner will be contacted via email on Friday, December 3, 2021.Winner must respond within 48 hours to claim their prize. Sparkfly Perks does not sell or share your personal information. You may unsubscribe at any time. Visit your dedicated Sparkfly Perks discount website at: https://emory.sparkfly.com today! |
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