New York renews partnership with University center to boost innovation, economic growth

A longstanding partnership between the University’s Center for Emerging and Innovative Sciences and New York has been renewed for another 10 years, reinforcing a joint commitment to expand the New York State economy through university-industry collaboration. Read more about the partnership.

What are intraocular lenses? And how can they restore sight for patients with cataracts?

Recent advancements in optics, ophthalmology, artificial intelligence, and biomedical engineering have led to rapid improvements in the types of intraocular lenses available and the methods patients and their doctors use to select the right fit. Learn more about the state of this technology.

How to meet your goals for health and beyond

Founded by Edward Deci, a professor emeritus of psychology and the Helen F. and Fred H. Gowen Professor in the Social Sciences, and Richard Ryan, a professor emeritus of psychology, self-determination theory shows how motivation and making your own choices can help you stick to new health goals. Susan Gasparino, medical director of clinical and community-based programs at the Center for Community Health & Prevention, shares her insights into self-determination theory and offers tips for meeting your goals.

Book your biometric screening appointment today

Take 20 minutes to prioritize your health and well-being this week. Book your biometric screening, complete your online health surveys, and receive a $125 incentive with Well-U employee wellness. Biometric clinics will be held at the Medical Center in Café 601 and Helen Wood Hall, with additional clinics offered throughout the month.

Caring for an aging parent webinar

Join the Office of Total Rewards and MetLife on Wednesday, July 23, at noon for a webinar on caring for an aging spouse, relative, or friend. Learn relevant information on anticipating a loved one’s daily activity needs and explore planning options, tips, and resources to support their care. Enroll now.

Personal solutions for menopause

Meet with your own personal coach in Well-U’s condition management program for menopause to discuss possible options that can ease your unique symptoms. Get started on creating your plan for relief.

Leading schools, enriching lives with vision and purpose

In a recent Q&A, Warner School of Education and Human Development Professor Emeritus Stephen Uebbing reflects on the defining moments of his career, the lessons learned from decades of leading school reform, and why purpose-driven, community- and student-centered leadership remains essential in education today.

It’s all fun and games

Located in downtown Rochester, the Strong Museum is the only collections-based museum in the world devoted solely to the study and celebration of play. Plan a visit to one of our top 12 essential local experiences, which houses more than half a million items and is home to the National Toy Hall of Fame.

Looking to appease your competitive side? Earlier this year, a new version of the classic board game Monopoly debuted—one that gives you the chance to land your token on the University of Rochester, Medical Center, Eastman School of Music, and Memorial Art Gallery. (Hot tip: you might also draw a Community Chest card with a nod to the Laboratory for Laser Energetics.) A partnership between the City of Rochester and Monopoly, this special edition features plenty of local pride and hey-I’ve-been-there landmarks.