Move-N-Learns


Group of people walking down stairs

Move-N-Learns provide participants with an opportunity to get some physical activity while learning something new. They typically consist of a  free, guided tour of a building or location on KU's beautiful campus or an activity based event. All Jayhawk faculty and staff are welcome to attend.

Please note: The Kansas State Employees Health Care Commission voted in 2022 to no longer award HealthQuest credits for agency-specific activities beginning in 2023.

Individuals seeking reasonable accommodations can contact Faculty and Staff Wellness at wellness@ku.edu.

Registration is required prior to an event. 

Upcoming Move-N-Learn Events

Spring Highlights, Employee Tour of KU Grounds 

Rescheduled to this new date!

Wednesday, May 7, 12:10-12:50pm

Presenter: Joe Fearn, Landscape Manager

A fan favorite, back again by popular demand! Join us for a walking discussion on the beautiful spring campus with Landscape Manager, Joe Fearn, as we discuss how KU Grounds seeks to integrate nature and ecology into a built environment. We’ll talk native plants, insects, birds, habitat, shelter, etc. We’ll meet at the Jayhawk in front of Strong Hall.

-KU employees can register below through My Talent

-KU affiliates, please email wellness@ku.edu to register

Employee Tour of Monarch Watch

Wednesday, May 28, 12:10-12:50pm

Monarch Watch staff will take you on a guided tour of our gardens and our building, where we’ll share about monarchs, milkweed, what we do at Monarch Watch, and how everyone can support monarchs and pollinators. Featured on the tour will be the very first registered Monarch Waystation, our lab, and education room – plus, you’ll get to see plenty of monarch butterflies, caterpillars, and other fun insects along the way!  Meet outside the south door of Foley Hall.

-KU employees can register below through My Talent

-KU affiliates, please email wellness@ku.edu to register

Event participants visit the Anderson Family Football Complex
Event participants visit the Audio-Reader Sensory Garden
Event participants gather in Budig Hall