What wellness resources do you utilize on campus? What wellness resources do you utilize on campus? How do you stay cool and active in the summer?
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Jill Morena
20 years at UT
Registrar for Exhibits and Material Culture
I utilize the shade of the large and beautiful oak trees when I’m walking through campus. Whenever I can, a dip in Barton Springs is an amazing way to keep your body cool outdoors for several hours afterward.
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Bianca Hooi
2 years at UT
Artistic and Executive Project Manager, Texas Performing Arts
The guided meditations have been so helpful to have a moment to just disconnect. I've also enjoyed being out by the pool or wandering around BookPeople.
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John Brejot
10 years at UT
Director of Development, Gift and Estate Planning
My primary fitness regimen takes place at home where I do online cycle classes and push weights around. My campus wellness mainly consists of walking the 60 steps (yes, I counted them) to the fourth floor of the DEV building.
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Liz Locke
10 years at UT
Journals Circulation and Customer Service Coordinator, UT Press
I utilize the UT vaccine clinics each fall because it's an easy way to stay up-to-date on shots. We're lucky to have the UT Press offices right down the street from Deep Eddy Pool, so that's been a great place to cool off at the end of the workday!
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Arnold Jin
3 years at UT
Assistant Professor of Instruction, Center for Asian American Studies
I golfed as much as possible this summer. It didn't keep me very cool, but at least I was active!
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Michael Costa
6 years at UT
Manager, Building Logistics and Keys
I live in Hays County and seldom make my way into Austin on my evenings or days off. I stay cool by starting my days at 4 a.m. and getting inside before noon.
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Bob Bursey
4 years at UT
Executive and Artistic Director, Texas Performing Arts
I run or bike every day. This summer has been a challenge!
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Russell Podgorsek
10 years at UT
Lecturer of Composition and Building Manager, Butler School of Music
I don't utilize any at the moment but was a member of RecSports in years past. I stayed active at my dojo (which is thankfully air-conditioned) and by exercising outdoors early and late.