Past Events

Join us for a guided tour of the Harry Ransom Center as part of this year's annual Wellness Challenge. Explore fascinating artifacts and exhibitions, including highlights from Lives and Literacy in Ancient Egypt and the historic Niépce Heliograph. UT Learn Link: https://bit.ly/3Nudshn

Planning for retirement doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Join us for this practical, interactive session designed to help you build confidence and clarity around your financial future. You’ll learn four essential steps to assess where you are now, identify gaps, and take actionable steps toward long-term retirement readiness. Whether you’re early in your career or approaching retirement, this session will provide tools and insights to help you make informed decisions and move forward with purpose. Register on UTLearn: https://bit.ly/4stxlVt

Gain clarity and confidence in your financial future during an engaging session focused on investing fundamentals. Led by a dedicated and experienced financial professional, TJ Dubeansky, this session will break down complex concepts into simple, practical ideas you can actually use.

"Supporting Neurodivergent Family Members: Practical Tools for Communication and Connection," presented by Amy E. Eskelsen, LICSW, LCSW-S, MBA on Wednesday, April 15th from noon to 1 p.m. Families often care deeply about one another—and still struggle to feel heard and understood. This one-hour webinar provides a clear, accessible introduction to neurodivergence and how it can impact family communication. Participants will learn practical, everyday strategies to improve understanding, reduce conflict, and support neurodivergent family members with empathy and clarity. Designed for caregivers and family members, this session focuses on realistic tools that can be used right away.

Hear from the experts in our Wealth Chief Investment Office about key drivers of the markets and economy that are impacting investors.

This participatory workshop will introduce an empathetic communication model of feelings, needs, and requests. Participants will practice a using this model as framework for understanding and responding to needs in the workplace, and communicating with understanding and empathy.

This presentation covers specific pitfalls that prevent conflict resolution, alternative skills to successfully navigate conflict, and a framework for effectively approaching conflict in the workplace. This includes time for interactive discussion and small group work to practice conflict resolution skills.

Turtle Pond Yoga is the perfect opportunity to slow down and shell-abrate the little things, whether you're a seasoned yogi or a first-timer.

This session will help participants understand where trauma comes from, what it looks like and how to build healthy coping skills by implementing an integrative and collaborative approach that address relationships, our awareness of our own sensations, and the power of connection for healing.

Join us for a 15-minute walk. Get your steps in and show your heart some love! Don't miss a beat—lace up and join the fun! UT Learn Link: https://bit.ly/3Nudshn