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Cup o’ Joe: The march of the mushrooms

Tag along with Interim Provost Joe Glover, Ph.D., as he meets UF’s Mushroom Man, gets schooled on the mysteries of mushrooms and visits UF’s little-known Fungarium.

Cultivating resilience and mindfulness at work

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On April 16, take part in a full-day workshop for a holistic approach to the physical, cognitive and emotional aspects of resilience in the workplace.

Youth compliance: Summer camps and child abuse reporting

Join UF Compliance and Ethics on April 9 at noon to learn how to register youth events, navigate summer camp insurance, report suspected abuse and more.

Summer EEP deadline approaching

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UF faculty and staff who wish to take college courses through the Employee Education Program, or EEP, during the summer semester are encouraged to visit the program website today for information on upcoming application, approval and registration deadlines.

Register for the EEP information session on April 16 at 2:30 p.m. for an overview of the enrollment process and to participate in a brief Q&A.

Cooking for a lifetime of cancer prevention

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Join UF/IFAS Extension on March 30 at noon for an educational workshop and live cooking demonstration focused on colorectal cancer prevention.

Join the Gator Vets network

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Gator Vets is an informal, employee-led network supporting UF faculty and staff who are veterans, Guard and Reserve members, military spouses and allies.

Improve your financial literacy with upcoming webinars

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No matter what stage of life you are in, you can invest in your financial health — and overall well-being — by building healthy financial habits. To help you along your journey, we’ve partnered with experts in the field to host a variety of webinars throughout April, covering topics from managing debt to understanding Medicare, saving money with GatorPerks and more.

Read on to explore upcoming webinars and register today.

Find ways to enhance your nutrition

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In honor of National Nutrition Month, explore upcoming events, programs and resources to help you make informed food choices and develop healthy eating habits.

Celebrations honor service of longtime UF faculty and staff

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Last month, the University of Florida celebrated years of dedication and service with two recognition receptions hosted at the Earl and Christy Powell University House. UF Interim President Donald Landry, M.D., Ph.D., and Vice President for Human Resources Melissa Curry honored faculty and staff who celebrated 25, 30, 35, 40 and 45 years of continuous service at UF in 2025.

Explore ways to make your course more affordable

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In the 2025–26 academic year, the estimated cost of books and supplies for undergraduate students was $1,235. The Affordable UF Initiative, led by the Center for Teaching Excellence, seeks to increase student learning and success by providing affordable access to education.

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