Congratulations to our July winner of the Meg Cullen-Brown Magis award, Michael Ritterbeck '09.
The Staff Senate invites you to join us for a virtual round-table discussion providing you with the opportunity to: share ideas, raise topics of interest, voice concerns, and learn about issues pertinent to our group and the University.
Congratulations to our June winner, Lisa Hall-Zielinski!
Jeff Gingerich, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president of Academic Affairs, asks: “Can we keep that spirit of innovation moving along? That’s my hope, that we can keep that creativity moving.”
The Staff Senate invites you to join us for a virtual round-table discussion providing you with the opportunity to share ideas, raise topics of interest, voice concerns, and learn about issues pertinent to our group and the University.
A note from Father Herb Keller, S.J., vice president for Mission and Ministry, calling for nominations for the Jesuit Community Award for Outstanding Service.
Maria Vital G’11, operations manager of the Leahy Clinic, thanks health care providers.
The Office of Equity and Diversity is pleased to present Dr. Tiffany Bordonada in a special Zoom session of the D+I + A Better U! lunch and learn series, next Wednesday, April 22, 2020, from 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Congratulations to Jennifer Kretsch, our April Magis Award winner!
A note from Chris Whitney, director of Career Development, to staff regarding the retirement of Frank Gilmartin.
Information Technology has compiled communication tools and resources for staff and faculty. See their webpage for more.
Ryan Sheehan, assistant director of The Jesuit Center, writes today's Lenten Devotional.
Robert B. Farrell, J.D., Ed.D., general counsel and University secretary recently published, "Lessons In Leadership: How Dillard University Managed Free Speech, Reconnected to its Mission, and Layered in the Law— All in a Matter of Days" in The Journal of College and University Law.
The Center for Health Education & Wellness to Sponsor Employee Wellness Day for Faculty and Staff on Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Congratulations to our Magis Award winner for March, Tom Cadugan!
Dan Guzzo from Transamerica will be on campus for individual retirement counseling sessions on Friday, March 6.
The University presented Sursum Corda (Lift Up Your Hearts) Awards to four staff members at the Spring Convocation held on campus.
During the Lenten Season, The Jesuit Center sends out daily devotionals to faculty, staff, students and interested alumni.
Join us for a Spirituality Luncheon in February.
The Offices of the President and Provost cordially invites you to the Spring Convocation which will mark the beginning of the Spring Semester. The program will feature introduction of new staff; presentation of the Sursum Corda Awards; and the President’s Address to the University Community.
The University of Scranton recently approved a Pregnancy Accommodation Policy for employees to become effective on Feb. 1, 2020.
Congratulations to our Magis Award winner for February, Maryellen Burns!
Employees, join us for retirement counseling.
Join us for a free cooking demonstration for Faculty and Staff from Aramark on Jan. 23
Congratulations to our winner, Daniela Teneva!
Julie Schumacher Cohen was named assistant vice president for community engagement and government affairs at the University.
The Staff Senate has been asked to gather nominations for the Sursum Corda Award.
The Staff Senate Staff Development Committee cordially invites you to an informational session on COLD WEATHER SAFETY.
University of Scranton Small Business Development Center staff members presented at the 39th America’s SBDC national conference.
“Working Towards a More Inclusive Campus” was the theme of the Fall Communications Symposium, hosted by The Staff Senate and the Office of Human Resources on Thursday, Nov. 14
