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The Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award winner for October 2021 is Maureen Carlton-Financial Aid.
To encourage faculty & staff to get a flu vaccine, the Center for Health Education & Wellness in collaboration with Rite Aid will offer a Campus Flu Shot Clinic for employees on Friday, Oct. 1 in the Long Center Lobby from 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. by appointment only.
The University of Scranton will test its emergency notification system on Thursday, Sept. 16.
Representatives from TIAA and Transamerica be hosting virtual individual retirement counseling sessions.
Join us via Zoom for the next D+I = A Better U! lunch and learn featuring Dr. Abhijit Roy, DBA, faculty in marketing who will present A Business Case for Diversity & Inclusion in the Marketplace.
With buildings reopening for fall 2021, we will revert back to the previous practice of UPS, Fed Ex, Amazon and other shippers (other than U.S. Postal Service) delivering directly to offices.
THE MEG CULLEN-BROWN MAGIS AWARD WINNER for August 2021 is Laura Richards-External Affairs.
To help plan for a successful return to campus, we have created a list of technology considerations prior to your return.
The July Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award Winner is Jason Oakey, Media Systems Engineer.
Join The Center for Health Education & Wellness for our Employee Wellness Summer Programs designed to build strength and stamina, reduce stress, and connect with colleagues.
The University of Scranton named David Marx, Ph.D., associate provost of academic affairs.
A note from Ryan Sheehan, J.D., Assistant Director, The Jesuit Center, for University staff.
The Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award winner for June 2021 is Don McCall, technology support center analyst.
Jeff Gingerich, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, writes about the power of humanities in this article for Connections, the AJCU newsletter.
The University presented Sursum Corda (Lift Up Your Hearts) Awards to three staff members at a ceremony on campus.
THE MEG CULLEN-BROWN MAGIS AWARD WINNER for May 2021 is: Colleen McGoff - Nursing.
The Employee Wellness Program is excited to introduce a new Walk for Wellness 3- week program for staff and faculty beginning May 3 asking participants to challenge themselves to walk 30 minutes/5 days a week or 150 minutes a week.
Representatives from TIAA will be hosting individual retirement counseling sessions via Zoom on April 28, May 26 and June 2.
The Staff Senate Election and Membership Committee would like to thank all the staff members who put their names forward for this year’s election.
The Office of Human Resources presents "For Your Benefit."
The Staff Senate elections will be held from April 6 – 13, 2021.
Do you manage a social media account for the University? It's time to join the Social Media User Group (SMUG) on campus (and on Facebook and Yammer)!
Dan Guzzo from Transamerica will be available for individual retirement counseling sessions on Tuesday, March 30 via phone or video conferencing.
Join IT staff and guests on Wednesday, April 14, at 2:00 p.m. to learn how various Microsoft tools are being used on campus.
Register today! The Employee Wellness Program is excited to introduce a new Hydration Challenge for staff and faculty beginning March 22.
The Meg Cullen Brown Magis Award Winner for March 2021 is Tim Meade.
Stephanie Adamec, director of the Center for Health, Education and Wellness (CHEW), wrote an article for Connections, the AJCU newsletter. An excerpt is below.
Staff and faculty have new available Microsoft tools: Bookings and Teams.
Director of the Center for Career Development Chris Whitney was recently profiled in an article by the Scranton Times-Tribune, "Northeast Woman: New Milford woman guides University of Scranton students on paths to future."
