RazorFit Wellness Program
Campus Resources
These resources can provide health, wellness and recreation opportunities:
Pat Walker Health Center:
http://health.uark.edu/stafffac.htm
Located on the corner of Maple and Garland, Pat Walker Health Center provides multi-dimensional
health services to the University community through medical services, women's healthcare,
counseling and psychological services, a full-service pharmacy, and health promotion
and education.
HPER Facility: http://imrs.uark.edu/
Individual and family memberships in the Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
(HPER) facility may be purchased by employees who work twenty hours or more a week.
The facilities include swimming and diving pools, gyms, an indoor track, a fitness
center, and racquetball courts. A year-round intramural program of team sports,
offered through the HPER facility, is open to students, faculty, and staff. Exercise
and other classes are offered for a nominal fee. You may also use the outdoor track
and University tennis courts, except when classes, meets or other events are scheduled.
Employee Assistance Program:
http://hr.uark.edu/benefits/eap.asp
The University provides an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for all employees who
are 50% appointed or greater and who are not students. You and members of your immediate
family who live in the same household may use the EAP's services. The EAP is designed
to help identify and resolve personal and job-related problems that may affect your
job performance. These include health, marital, family, financial, legal, emotional,
stress, alcohol, drug and other similar concerns.
The EAP also offers training sessions and workshops that address personal and organizational
issues that may affect work performance and provides consultation for supervisors
dealing with a variety of work-related issues. The EAP will provide stress debriefing
in the event of a critical incident that affects the campus.
Chartwells Campus Dining Services:
http://www.dineoncampus.com/razorbacks/
This website allows you to establish your own personal nutritional account. It contains
the complete USDA database of food items and nutritional information for thousands
of foods. You can create your own Nutritional Journal to keep a running total of
the foods you have consumed for the day, week or month.
Environmental Health and Safety:
http://fama.uark.edu/ehs/
If you find an unsafe condition in your workplace, report it to your supervisor immediately.
If you find an unsafe condition elsewhere on campus, report it to Environmental
Health and Safety at 575-5448. Environmental Health and Safety provides training
in safety procedures and equipment use, including fire prevention; fire extinguisher
testing and replacement; hazardous materials management; chemical handling and storage
procedures; disposal of laboratory animals, laboratory chemicals, biological waste,
radioactive waste, or other hazardous waste; radiation safety; occupational health
and safety; chemical and laboratory safety; emergency equipment selection and testing;
building environmental conditions; and compliance with environmental health and
safety laws and regulations.
Cultural Activities
The University offers a wide range of cultural and educational activities which are
open to all members of the University community and to the general public. Among
the resources are art exhibits in the Fine Arts Gallery and the Anne Kittrell Gallery
in the Arkansas Union, architecture exhibits, theater performances, concerts and
other musical performances, lectures, panel discussions, films, symposia, historical
and cultural exhibits, festivals, international programs, and other events. You
can find information about these opportunities through University publications,
flyers, posters, and electronic listings, including Daily Headlines.
http://dailyheadlines.uark.edu/
University Athletics Tickets
Tickets are required for admission to men's and women's athletic events, and the
availability of tickets for some events is limited. Full-time appointed employees
and employees who meet the criteria for retirement privileges may purchase up to
two non-premium season books of tickets to men's football, basketball, and baseball
home games at half-price; half-time employees may purchase one season book to each
of these events at half-price. All employees are occasionally offered discounted
or free tickets to individual women's softball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball
games and gymnastic meets. In certain instances, the difference between the discounted
price of tickets and the full price may be taxable.