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Benefits open enrollment ends Oct. 30

Open enrollment is your opportunity to add, change or remove benefits enrollment elections for the next plan year.

Register for an upcoming retirement webinar

Did you know October is National Retirement Month? Visit the Financial Literacy Workshop Series webpage to explore upcoming webinars.

UF Online selected to host national leadership program

Following a successful national bid, UF has been selected to host the 2027 onsite residency for the Institute for Emerging Leadership in Online Learning.

Cyberween cybersecurity challenge

Compete in an online, Halloween-themed game to increase awareness of common social engineering tactics and best practices for cybersafety.

UF Engaged check-ins due Oct. 31

Explore the UF Engaged Toolkit for instruction guides, job aids, suggested courses and answers to frequently asked questions.

Navigating grief after a loved one’s passing

A person looking off into the distance with their head resting on their hands

Join EAP Therapist Allison Rider-Gonzalez on Nov. 3 at noon for a conversation on the experience of grief in the context of death.

Compliance starts with us

Join UF and UF Health’s chief compliance officers in a dynamic UFCE Learn over Lunch webinar, coming up Nov. 2 at noon.

Day in the life of a UF Health PA-C

Cecilia Hampson in blue scrubs smiling while standing in an operating room, one hand resting on a piece of high-tech medical equipment

Cecilia Hampson, an advanced practice provider in the Department of Surgery, is responsible for ensuring the best possible patient outcomes.

SAA nominations due Oct. 23

Don’t miss your chance to tell the story, celebrate the impact and recognize the great work of faculty and staff who’ve gone above and beyond.

UF researchers go weightless to explore future medicines

Graduate student Deep Thakkar, Professor Siobhan Malany and Assistant Professor Nils Averesch stand outside the plane used for the September eleventh parabolic flight.

UF researchers recently boarded parabolic flights over Zurich, Switzerland, taking experiments 30,000 feet into the air to study how human cells respond to microgravity.