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This year’s Total WellBeing Expo gathered nearly 700 UNC-Chapel Hill faculty and staff for an afternoon filled with great conversations, smiles and swag. Employees enjoyed the bustling wellness resource fair, wellness checks, fitness classes, chair massages, a cooking demo, friendly competition in the play zone and entertainment by the Bouncing Bulldogs jump rope team.

Impressive hole-in-one putts from the 8-foot line were made by Stephen from Finance and Operations, Shayla Evans-Hollingsworth from OHR-EHRA Personnel Administration and Scarlett Lucas from the Division of Comparative Medicine. The all-star hula hoop champion was Isabelle Schenkel from the University Library with a remarkable hula hoop time of 20 minutes and 52 seconds!

Thank you to our partners and volunteers. Carolina Dining Services opened Lenoir Dining Hall for the event and provided over 100 discounted lunches to employees. They also presented how to make a delicious five spice farro breakfast bowl at the in-person cooking demonstration with nearly 70 participants and livestreamed the session.

UNC Campus Recreation, UNC Gillings Culture of Health and community partners provided in-person and virtual fitness classes to nearly 100 people. Classes included boxing, exercise with Get Real & Heal, full body strength, restore yoga, Pilates, virtual gentle yoga and standing core abs.

Fidelity Investments was the Expo’s Gold Sponsor, allowing additional chair massages offered to nearly 70 employees adding a relaxation touch to their day.

Throughout the week, there were 18 virtual sessions to improve employees’ total wellbeing through movement, meditation and financial education. These sessions are now available in the Total WellBeing On-Demand library.

Thank you to our presenters:

  • Child Care Service Association
  • Fidelity Investments
  • Mindful UNC
  • State Employees’ Credit Union
  • TIAA
  • UNC Gillings Culture of Health
  • UNC School of Medicine
  • UNC Wellness Centers
  • Wells Fargo

Thanks to everyone who attended the Expo or participated in a virtual session. We look forward to seeing you again next year.
Until then, be well.

View photos from the 2023 Total WellBeing Expo

Read The Well’s article about the Total WellBeing Expo

 
 

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