Open Enrollment ends next week

The 2025 Open Enrollment period ends Monday, Nov. 25! Changes can be made through that day at midnight via Workday.

Remember, this is the one time each year you:

  • Must make a vision plan election
  • Can make changes to your medical and dental coverage
  • Can enroll/re-enroll in the FSA and DCAP benefits for 2025
  • Can add or waive eligible family members from your coverage
  • Can/must re-attest to the spousal surcharge questionnaire, if required

Visit the HRS Open Enrollment website for additional information. If you are still trying to determine if you want to make a change, and what plan you may want to change to, watch one of the Open Enrollment recorded presentations found on the above sites.

Questions can be directed to WSU Human Resource Services at 509-335-4521 or hrs.benefits@wsu.edu.

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