Benefits for Survivors
- Human Resources Staff
- Benefits
- Time Off
- Compensation
- Emergency Resources for Employees
- Employee Handbooks and Code of Policies
- Employee Recognition
- Employee Resource Group Program
- Employment
- Extended Leaves
- Learning and Development
- PATH
- Preparing to Retire
- Programs and Events
- Recruitment and Hiring
- Retirees
- Wellness
- Work-Life Initiatives
To help protect an employee’s family from the sudden loss of their earnings, the University provides a comprehensive program of survivor benefits.
Retirement Annuity
The full value of the employee’s retirement annuity accumulation is paid to the named beneficiary.
Health Insurance Continuation
An employee’s spouse and children may remain in the University health insurance plan through COBRA continuation for up to three years. The University continues to pay its portion of the premium for the first year.
If the employee has met retirement eligibility at the time of death, other benefits may be available to the surviving spouse.
Educational Grants
If an employee has worked full-time for five or more consecutive years immediately preceding their death, the employee’s children will remain eligible for the educational grant benefit.
- Human Resources Staff
- Benefits
- CTO, SLR, Holidays, and Other Time Off
- Compensation
- Emergency Resources for Employees
- Employee Handbooks and Code of Policies
- Employee Recognition
- Employee Resource Group Program
- Employment
- Extended Leaves
- Learning and Development
- PATH
- Preparing to Retire
- Programs and Events
- Recruitment and Hiring
- Retirees
- Wellness
- Work/Life Initiatives
Jason Bunn
Manager of Work-Life Programming and Benefits Specialist
- P: 540-458-8923
- E: jbunn@wlu.edu
Human Resources
- P: 540-458-8920
- F: 540-458-8060
- E: humanresources@wlu.edu
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Mailing Address:
Human Resources
204 W. Washington Street
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Virginia 24450
Physical Address:
2 S Main Street
Lexington, VA 24450