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Win Prizes and Get Lunch for $1 at the Annual Benefits and Wellness Fair
October 21, 2014
The Department of Human Resources is gearing up to host the seventh annual Benefits and Wellness Fair on Tuesday, Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Nessmith-Lane Conference Center. The True Blue- themed event features door prizes and giveaways, an opportunity to win a free t-shirt and a $1 lunch for the first 400 employees.
During the drop-in event, over 50 vendors will be in attendance along with several campus departments and most
Eagle Perks vendors. Various, free health screenings will be available including blood pressure checks, chiropractic spinal screenings, body composition and flexibility testing, skin cancer screenings, foot pressure mapping and gait analysis.
A concession stand will be in place beginning at 10:30 a.m. The first 400 employees will be able to purchase a 4-inch sub, chips and a drink for only $1. In addition, the first 400 employees to complete and submit the HR TRUE BLUE vendor card will receive a t-shirt. To claim the t-shirt, employees must visit six of the 10 vendors listed on their HR TRUE BLUE vendor card and then submit the card to the HR table.
Located in the Performing Arts Center lobby, Georgia Southern University’s Health Services will also offer flu shots to faculty and staff members from 10 a.m. to Noon for $10 with an Eagle ID card.
The Georgia Southern University Public Safety sponsored Operation Medication Drop will be located inside the Nessmith-Lane Ballroom, collecting any unused or unwanted prescription medications, over the counter medications, creams, ointments, lotions and inhalers, as well as pet medications. Items that cannot be accepted include needles, lancets, syringes, medical waste products (such as used IV bags, bandages, gowns or bio-hazard waste materials), and no products containing mercury or cadmium (including thermometers and hearing aids).
As the holiday season approaches, Human Resources will also be collecting nonperishable items for the Statesboro Food Bank to assist those in need. The first 50 people to bring three canned goods to the Human Resources table will receive a TRUE BLUE pin.
For more information about the Benefits and Wellness Fair, contact Samantha Rossi at 912-478-1538.
The Department of Human Resources is gearing up to host the seventh annual Benefits and Wellness Fair on Tuesday, Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Nessmith-Lane Conference Center. The True Blue- themed event features door prizes and giveaways, an opportunity to win a free t-shirt and a $1 lunch for the first 400 employees.
During the drop-in event, over 50 vendors will be in attendance along with several campus departments and most Eagle Perks vendors. Various, free health screenings will be available including blood pressure checks, chiropractic spinal screenings, body composition and flexibility testing, skin cancer screenings, foot pressure mapping and gait analysis.
A concession stand will be in place beginning at 10:30 a.m. The first 400 employees will be able to purchase a 4-inch sub, chips and a drink for only $1. In addition, the first 400 employees to complete and submit the HR TRUE BLUE vendor card will receive a t-shirt. To claim the t-shirt, employees must visit six of the 10 vendors listed on their HR TRUE BLUE vendor card and then submit the card to the HR table.
Located in the Performing Arts Center lobby, Georgia Southern University’s Health Services will also offer flu shots to faculty and staff members from 10 a.m. to Noon for $10 with an Eagle ID card.
The Georgia Southern University Public Safety sponsored Operation Medication Drop will be located inside the Nessmith-Lane Ballroom, collecting any unused or unwanted prescription medications, over the counter medications, creams, ointments, lotions and inhalers, as well as pet medications. Items that cannot be accepted include needles, lancets, syringes, medical waste products (such as used IV bags, bandages, gowns or bio-hazard waste materials), and no products containing mercury or cadmium (including thermometers and hearing aids).
As the holiday season approaches, Human Resources will also be collecting nonperishable items for the Statesboro Food Bank to assist those in need. The first 50 people to bring three canned goods to the Human Resources table will receive a TRUE BLUE pin.
For more information about the Benefits and Wellness Fair, contact Samantha Rossi at 912-478-1538.