Financial Literacy Crossword
Work/Life Connections
Learning about how to establish financial health can be daunting. Vanderbilt Human Resources has a fun way to help you educate yourself on ways to save money and get the most out of your Vanderbilt benefits.
Download this financial literacy crossword and grow your financial knowledge.
Issue 362, 2016 - April/May 2016 (Medical Center Edition)
Health & Wellness
This April Fool's issue (Medical Center Edition) includes:
Finding Your Place - Are you VU or VUMC?
New Vaccine For Vaccine Phobia
Fad Diets for a Fast Life
Poolapalooza
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Keep Calm and Get Your Colonoscopy
Keep Calm and Get Your Colonoscopy March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. About 5% of Americans will develop colorectal cancer during their lifetimes. Cancer of the colon is usually preventable, highly treatable, and often curable. Listen to this Wellcast to learn about symptoms and risk factors for colon cancer and what you can do to help prevent it.
Issue 361, 2016 - February/March (Medical Center Edition)
This issue (Medical Center Edition) includes:
Care Gap Alerts: Colorectal Cancer Screening with Dr. Roberta Muldoon
HR Corner: Let Vanderbilt Help You Maintain A Healthy Heart
How Sweet It Is: Natural vs.
Financial Resilience
Work/Life Connections
Becoming fiscally stable requires income and a skillset to manage your financial resources. 70% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, and 64% of Americans cannot cover an emergency of a thousand dollars without borrowing money. The average person owes nearly a quarter of each paycheck to consumer debts: student loans, credit cards, and car loans. As living expenses rise and debt grows, the need for affordable support for debt reduction and money management is crucial.
Healthy Meetings
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Use these tips when ordering or otherwise providing food for your department meetings or celebrations.
Issue 356, 2015/16 December/January (Medical Center Edition)
This issue (Medical Center Edition) includes:
Leading by Example with Freddie Easley
Health & Wellness By The Numbers FY15
Healthy Food Choices at Work
NEW - HR Corner: Give Your Benefits A Checkup
Recipe: Slow-Cooker Buffalo Chicken Meatballs
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Issue 355, 2015 - October/November 2015
Health & Wellness
In this issue:
How to Complete Go for the Gold
Leading By Example
The Counselor's Corner
The ABC's of Hepatitis
Hold the Stuffing
Issue 355, 2015 - October/November 2015
Issue 354, 2015 - August/September 2015
This issue includes:
Leading by Example with William Stead, MD
No Shame, No Blame: Secrets to Living Well Quotes
New-School "Fruit" Salad Recipe
How To Get Ahead of Your Headaches
The Counselor's Corner
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Well-Being: More Than Exercise and Vegetables
Work/Life Connections
We often talk about health and wellness as goals, but the real focus is about our quality of life. We are actually meaning more than wellness; we are seeking “well-being.” Wellness is the absence of illness. While this is a good thing, it doesn't address what it takes to be happy or to enjoy life.