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A new year brings new opportunities to focus on your well-being and establish healthy habits. To support you along the way, we invite you to explore these upcoming programs and events.
Any changes you made during the annual open enrollment period will be reflected on your December and January paychecks. Deductions for the 2025 calendar year begin with your Dec. 13 paycheck.
In addition to exploring courses thematically via the UFHR website, you can also visit the digital training calendar to view at-a-glance upcoming trainings scheduled throughout the month.
Resources for
UF Faculty & Staff
Featured Employee Resources
No-cost, confidential solutions to life's challenges including counseling, legal, worklife and financial concerns.
UF employees have the opportunity to save. Explore discounts on travel, health and wellness, entertainment and much more!
Support your career development with continuous learning, personal growth, and professional advancement.
UF is dedicated to support the wellbeing of our faculty and staff and to be responsive to a range of individual and family needs.
Our toolkits provide key resources that faculty and staff need to support learning at the University of Florida.
The Employee Education Program is an opportunity that enables qualifying UF employees to receive tuition assistance at state universities.
University news,
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UF at Work
News
January 16, 2025
UF Health celebrates groundbreaking for orthopaedic surgical center
UF Health officials and community leaders gathered earlier this month to break ground for the UF Health Orthopaedic Surgical Center, a 24,000+ square foot medical...
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January 16, 2025
Grocery store display changes could cut food waste and boost profits
New UF research suggests supermarkets could significantly reduce food waste and increase their profits through smarter product display and pricing strategies.
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January 16, 2025
NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and Florida universities unite to propel space exploration
NASA’s Kennedy Space Center has partnered with three Florida universities to receive research and development support for NASA’s Moon to Mars Initiative.
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