Perhaps it was the university kickoff event at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center, where Ā鶹¾«Ń” employees participated in tug of war, archery and rock climbing, among other things.
Or it could be the created by Employee Wellness to encourage faculty and staff to āboostā (support) colleagues and win prizes for mini pop-up challenges, such as holding standing or walking meetings.
Or maybe it is the submitted by, and shared within, the Ā鶹¾«Ń”community.
Whatever the reason, with just two weeks remaining in the national On The Move University Challenge, still holds the top spot in the standings with Plymouth State University a close second, followed by Northern Arizona University in third place.
āI think Kent Stateās success in this challenge can be attributed to a combination of things,ā says Kim Hauge, Kent Stateās director of employee wellness. āOur employees approach these competitions with dedication and determination to succeed through vigorous exercise, a healthy diet, teamwork and comradery. Regardless of where we finish, Iām extremely proud of our sustained effort.ā
Indeed, during the second week of the 12-week competition, Team Ā鶹¾«Ń”vaulted to the top spot on the leaderboard and never looked back, owing its success to a mix of learning, assessing, boosting, sharing and moving.
The collection of were part of the healthy fall recipe pop-up challenge, one of the many āmini-challengesā that had been created along the way, and part of the new game board created to supplement the challenge. To view or download the game board, visit the University Challenge resource page.
Stay tuned to see if gets a first-place finish in the University Challenge. The competition concludes Dec. 24.
To learn more about the current On the Move University Challenge, visit www.kent.edu/hr/benefits/life-move-university-challenge.
Bring it home, Golden Flashes!