Open Enrollment, the annual period when University employees make their benefit choices for the coming year, ends today. This is the only time of year when you may elect or change your coverage for many benefits, unless you experience a qualifying life event.
Human Resources offers a variety of resources to assist employees during Open Enrollment:
• Recorded webinar
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Employee Newsletters
• Office Hours
• HR Service Center
Other news and information is available on the Open Enrollment website: openenrollment.syr.edu.
Eligible employees must complete their enrollment by Nov. 9 by logging into MySlice (myslice.syr.edu). Computer kiosks are available inside the Office of Human Resources, Skytop Office Building, 640 Skytop Road, during normal business hours to provide additional computer access for online enrollment. For other locations, review the ITS website.
If you have any questions about Open Enrollment or other benefits, please contact the HR Service Center at 315.443.4042.
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