Events

Warm Welcome

Upcoming Events

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All About the Employee Education Program (EEP)

Thursday, April 4 | 2:30-4:30 p.m. | Zoom

Register below to join us for an informational session on the EEP! The Employee Education Program (EEP) is an opportunity funded by university resources that enables full-time UF Academic Personnel, TEAMS employees, and USPS employees who have been employed in good standing for at least six months to receive tuition assistance for up to six credit hours of instruction per semester at the state university closest to their work location. TEAMS employees may also attend classes at a public community or state college closest to their work location. Any classes taken during a regular work shift need to be coordinated with and approved by the employee’s supervisor.

Zoom link will be sent to you after registration.

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ICYMI: All About the Employee Education Program (EEP) – Preparing for Spring 2024

Watch a recording of the Zoom meeting

ICYMI: Spring Warm Welcome

The theme for this Spring’s event is “UF’s impact across Florida.”

Leadership panel:

Dr. Andra Johnson, Dean – UF IFAS Extension
Dr. Linda Edwards, Dean – College of Medicine, Jacksonville
James Lapple, Chief Financial Officer, Wertheim UF Scripps
Melissa Curry, Interim Vice President for UF Human Resources

Watch a recording of this Warm Welcome

Past Events

What Our Members Say

“What APA does is important in connecting the dots to fill out the picture of our multifaceted campus community.”

“I love having the opportunity to hear from those on campus that are making a difference.“

“These events and the APA help us to have access to speakers we need to hear, and to one another, across campus.“

Warm Welcome

The Warm Welcome is our annual first event of the academic year. We started the Warm Welcome to officially welcome newer staff to the UF community, foster a sense of belonging and community among all staff, offer inspiration from UF leaders, and spark new connections across the institution.