Explore benefits, wellness resources at Wednesday’s Your Path Wellness Fair

Well-being looks different for everyone, and the resources that matter most can change with different stages of work and life. Wednesday’s wellness fair gives benefits-eligible faculty and staff an opportunity to explore Purdue benefits and wellness resources, learn what’s available at Purdue and beyond, ask questions, and make connections based on individual needs and goals.

From physical and behavioral health to finances and relationships in addition to balancing responsibilities at work and home, employees can connect directly with Purdue benefits partners, university departments, wellness providers and community.

One stop, many resources

The fair takes place 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET Wednesday (Oct. 7) in the Purdue Memorial Union North and South ballrooms. Employees can stop by to gather information, ask questions and discover resources that can support well-being now and along the path ahead.

Free seasonal flu shots will also be available during the fair for benefits-eligible faculty and staff. Flu vaccines also qualify as an optional activity toward earning incentives through the Your Path Wellness Program.

Fair resources span the five pillars of the Your Path Wellness Program:

  • Behavioral health
  • Financial wellness
  • Physical health
  • Social wellness
  • Work-life integration

Whether the next step is finding a resource for an immediate need, learning more about an existing benefit or simply seeing what support is available prior to open enrollment for 2027 benefits (Oct 27 to Nov. 10), the fair conveniently brings information and people together in one place.

Learn more

Visit the Your Path Wellness Fair website for exhibitor information. Contact Human Resources at 765-494-2222 or via email at hr@purdue.edu with any questions.

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