Prudential Pathways
Prudential Financial Representative
These sessions help explain RIT’s employee benefits.
Prudential Financial Representative
Troy Robinson, RIT's Associate Director, Financial Aid & Scholarships,
This session is facilitated by Pamela Wait, NY’s 529 representative for RIT.
This informational seminar will provide essential knowledge for faculty and staff concerning the absence reporting process at RIT as well as employee rights FMLA.
Topics to be covered are:
Kids grow fast, so do college costs. Whether you’re thinking about saving for college, graduate studies, trade or technical school – for your child, yourself, or someone else - New York’s 529 College Savings Program Direct Plan can help.
The New York’s 529 College Savings Program is an extraordinary opportunity to help make college more affordable as well as save on taxes. Below are a few highlights of the program:
If you want more details or want to enroll and can’t make it to the workshop, check out their website at www.nysaves.org or call a program representative toll-free at 1-877-NYSAVES (1-877-697-2837) from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays (TTY users, please use NYS Relay).
Are you planning for upcoming college costs? If so, then you probably want to know more about the financial aid process. Join us for this workshop.
Troy Robinson, RIT's Associate Director, Financial Aid & Scholarships, will answer common questions such as:
This session is intended for parents of high school students, but all are welcome to attend.
Prudential Pathways is a series of four 90 minute educational seminars designed to boost confidence by providing skills to pursue your financial goals. It is appropriate for employees of all ages and life stages.
This is a four part class that will be held:
October 5th, 12th, 19th, & 26th, 2017 from 3:00pm-4:30pm.
*Please note that in order to receive credit for this class you must be available to attend all four sessions.
Confused by the various RIT education benefits? Not sure which benefit to use or how to apply for it?
Judy DeCourcey, RIT Human Resources, will review all of RIT’s Education Benefits including, Tuition Assistance, Tuition Waiver, Tuition Exchange, and Tuition Scholarship. In addition, Ed Lincoln, RIT Enrollment Management, who is RIT’s Tuition Exchange Liaison Officer, will provide more details about the Tuition Exchange program.
To see details about the various plans, you can refer to the HR website here.