Benefits Open Enrollment for Full-time Employees

Open enrollment meetings will be held through WebEx this year. Please join us at one of these times. The session will be recorded and made available on our website. We encourage full-time employees to attend one of these meetings to learn about the changes.

Meetings are scheduled with Regence for the following times:

Date	Time
April 21	3:00	WebEx Event
April 22	11:00	WebEx Event

If you’d like help enrolling or have questions, please join us for a WebEx to explain the Benefits Portal.

Date	Time
April 23	2:30	WebEx Meeting
April 30	10:30	WebEx Meeting

A member of the benefits staff will be available to answer questions regarding new benefits, benefit changes, and the benefit portal through WebEx at the following times. You can join at any time to ask questions.

If you have specific personal questions, to maintain confidentiality, please contact one of us directly using the contact information below.

Date	Time
April 30	1:00 – 4:00	Questions and Answers
May 7	9:00 – 12:00	Questions and Answers
May 14	1:00 – 4:00	Questions and Answers
May 21	9:00 – 12:00	Questions and Answers

If you have any questions, you may contact:

Kristi Egbert

801-957-4704

Kristi.Egbert@slcc.edu

Carol Odeleye

801-957- 3877

Carol.Odeleye@slcc.edu

Patti Williams

801-957-4595

Patti.Williams@slcc.edu

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