'For Your Benefit: Tuition Remission' Set for Sept. 13

Benefit-eligible faculty, staff, and their families who are interested in learning more about tuition remission are invited to an in-person info session to learn how to take advantage of this valuable benefit and to share questions with the presenters

Session 1, "Using Your Tuition Benefit," will take place Tuesday, Sept. 23 at 11:30 a.m. in the DeNaples Center 401, Moscovitz Theater.

The tuition benefit is one of the most significant benefits of working at the University, and benefit-eligible faculty, staff and their families are encourage to take advantage of it. Employees can pursue an undergraduate degree, learn for their own enrichment, or pursue a graduate degree.

This workshop is presented by a team to provide a full overview of all of the benefits associated with remission, including: BethAnn McCartney, benefits manager and Human Resources business partner, who will provide an overview of the many ways eligible employees can take advantage of this benefit for themselves, and for their dependents; Jonathan Kirby, assistant director of Financial Aid, will share information about the Tuition Exchange program and Financial Aid; and Hugh Doyle, director of undergraduate admissions, will provide information about the admissions process for both undergraduate and graduate level coursework, as well as High School Scholars.

RSVPs are encouraged, but not required, to attend.

Let the presenters know you're coming: https://forms.office.com/r/UrE63u65d6