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Learn the basics of retirement planning. Gain an understanding of your employer retirement plan, Social Security, and the 403(b) TDA/Roth and 457 TDA/Roth supplemental retirement plans offered at UH.
Obtain a broad concept of the 403(b) / Roth 403(b) options for retirement and supplement to TRS or ORP.
QPR, which stands for “Question, Persuade, Refer”, is a nationally recognized suicide prevention program designed to educate persons to recognize and respond to the signs of suicidal thinking or behavior.
Registration Required: https://uh.edu/caps/outreach/qpr-suicide-prevention/
QPR, which stands for “Question, Persuade, Refer,” is a nationally recognized suicide prevention program designed to educate persons to recognize and respond to the signs of suicide thinking or behavior.
Learn more about financial goals, protection, spending and saving, and retirement planning as well as how to maximize your employer benefits.
Discover the three parts of retirement: pension plans, Social Security and 457. Receive an overview of the 457 plan, limits, and contributions as well as investment considerations.
Join us on the last Tuesday of every month for your chance to win a prize and have fun!
Pop Pilates is an intense, mat-based workout that develops a strong core and lean muscles, all to the beat of the music!
We
will
explore
Felon:
Poems,
by
Reginald
Dwayne
Betts,
the
2020
selection
for
the
Dean’s
Summer
Social
Justice
Reading
Series.
Betts,
an
award-winning
author,
poet,
lawyer,
and
advocate
for
criminal
justice
reform
will
join
us
to
present
an
excerpt
of
the
solo
show
he
is
developing
based
on
Felon.
More
Information
The Trans/Nonbinary Chats are for transgender students and partners, or anyone questioning their gender identity. After attending the group, participants should feel more empowered to engage with the general community as an advocate for themselves. All Identities Welcome!
Cardio Dance fuses musical rhythms and choreographed dance moves together to create a dynamic workout that’s designed for fun—and a good workout! —in mind. Moving to the music allows your mind to relax while your body is in constant motion.