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Advances in Care for Women with Incontinence and Pelvic Floor Disorders
At the Hilton University of Florida Conference Center, a seminar addresses pelvic floor disorders and urinary incontinence, conditions that affect millions of women. The session covers common pelvic floor issues, their impact on everyday life, and the spectrum of treatment options available. Topics include surgical and nonsurgical care, such as pelvic health physical therapy, with a focus on improving comfort, confidence, and quality of life. UF Health emphasizes care centered on the patient, shared decision making, and innovative therapies tailored to individual goals, needs, and lifestyle. Registration is required.
Hilton University of Florida Conference CenterSurvivors of Violence Art Reception
A single-day exhibition held alongside Art After Dark creates space for community members to share personal stories and reflect on the experiences that have shaped them. Guided by the theme The Power of Advocacy, it emphasizes the strength that emerges when people speak their truth.
Harn Museum of ArtWarhammer Play & Trade
Casual tabletop action awaits with Warhammer 40,000, Kill Team, and Age of Sigmar in a relaxed setting. This beginner-friendly gathering is free to participate in, and both terrain and armies are available from the on-site game library. PunkOuter Games offers a welcoming place to play, featuring a clean, comfortable gaming area, refreshments, and shelves stocked with single cards, RPGs, and miniatures. It is a fitting option for new players and seasoned hobbyists alike.
FGTC Member Meeting: Head Coach Jon Sumrall
The Fightin’ Gator Touchdown Club hosts a members-only Head Coaches Meeting with Head Coach Jon Sumrall at Fairfield Inn & Suites Gainesville I-75. Active members will receive a dedicated RSVP link, and attendance is included with membership, but an RSVP is required to secure a seat. Space is set aside for 130 members, and a waitlist will open once that capacity is reached. Members who have not renewed should renew to receive the access link. A limited release of 50 guest passes is available. Guest registration is handled through Eventbrite, tickets are $30 each, and availability is first come, first served until capacity is reached. Guest admission may be applied toward a new Fightin’ Gator Touchdown Club membership. Interest is expected to be high and seating is limited.
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