UNLV Faculty and Staff: Join RebelWELL’s Step It Up Challenge

There’s still time to join! UNLV faculty and staff are invited to participate in RebelWELL’s Step It Up Challenge, running Sept. 27 through Nov. 7, 2026, through the Wellable app.

RebelWELL, UNLV Human Resources’ employee wellness program, is encouraging employees to add more movement to their day and build habits that last beyond the challenge. Walk across campus, take the stairs, walk the dog, or find another way to get moving that works for you.

Ready to get started? The challenge is already underway, but you can still join and start tracking your activity. Please fill out the form to register.

Want to get moving with colleagues? Join RebelWELL for Walking Wednesdays from 12:15 p.m. to 12:30 p.m., meeting at the amphitheater outside the Flora Dungan Humanities building.

Every step is a chance to make time for your well-being. Let’s keep moving, Rebels!

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