NEWS & VIEWS
EMPLOYEES, JOBS AND SHOWING APPRECIATION
The music industry has earned thousands of dollars using lyrics born from the
bounty of feelings we have about our jobs past, present and future. Even though
we spend an enormous amount of time at work — often more than we do at
home — rarely does a person stay with one employer for life. After all, there were
no “until death shall we part” vows in our hiring papers.
Inside this issue:
VETERAN’S DAY
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VETERAN’S DAY EVENTS
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WELCOME NEW STAFF
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BRONCHO BRAG
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HAVE YOU HEARD?
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HOMECOMING WEEKEND
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IRAN HOSTAGE AT UCO
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HEALTHY CAMPUS
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY
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CELEBRATE YEARS OF SERVICE
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BIRTHDAYS THIS MONTH
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FINE ARTS FORUM
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BRONCHO SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
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PAYROLL REMINDERS
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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EAP—RAISING CHILDREN
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Remember the Beatles’ “A Hard Day’s Night” from 1964? Most
of us know the feeling of going home thinking “I’ve been
working like a dog.” The top ten songs about working for a
living have lyrics that resonate feelings that each one of us has
had at one time or another. Human Resources
understands that sometimes a work day can feel like a “dog” day. HR
employees work for a living, too! We empathize with the need to
hear ‘’good job!” once in a while, to receive credit for successful projects, and to know that we are appreciated.
Human Resources works to enhance job satisfaction by improving interpersonal
relationships and resolving conflicts. Our Employee Relations office strives to help
UCO supervisors acknowledge good performance throughout the year by hosting
employee recognition activities and awards. So far in 2013 we’ve brought you:
 Employee Appreciation Day with President Betz & Buddy Broncho
 Family Fun and Film Fest in Plunkett Park
 BRAVO 2013
 Annual and Quarterly Exceptional Performance Awards
 Annual 3Cs Award
UCO IS HIRING
Executive Director OK A+ Schools
Engineering and Physics Research
Technology Support Specialist II
Coordinator Testing Services
Director of Career Services
Police Officer
Our next event is the Years of Service Celebration on November 12, 2013 at 10:00
in the Nigh Center Ballroom. We will be honoring our colleagues who have
reached a significant 5th year milestone with ten or more years of service to UCO
(i.e., 10, 15, 20 etc.). Check the list on our website to see who is being honored.
Please join me as we celebrate the years of service with our friends and coworkers. A light brunch and entertainment will be provided before President Betz pre-
Across this great country and throughout the world, Americans will
pause on November 11th to honor our brave fighting men and women,
who for more than 230 years, have underwritten our freedom with their
duty, honor, and selfless-service. We recognize that all our veterans
have given something of themselves to this country, and some have given all - laying down their lives to defend the freedoms we hold so dear.
This Veteran’s Day, as we reflect on the blessings of our liberty, let us be
faithful stewards of the freedom we have been granted. Let us never forget that we cannot rightfully celebrate the joy of our freedom without remembering the great price paid
for that freedom. We stagger at the eternal debt we owe to the untold number of American Veterans who chose to set aside their personal ambitions and dreams to assure the well-being of our great nation. We, the living, are indeed the beneficiaries of those who made tremendous sacrifices for the advancement and
surety of our liberty.
May we always be humbly grateful to those brave American patriots who suffered and sacrificed for the glory of God
and for the freedom of all Americans. For those Soldiers who have stood guard in peacetime and to those who have
seen the terror, the horror and inhumanity of combat – and to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice – let it be said that
our soldiers have been there for America defending the Constitution of the United States.
COMMUNITY VETERAN’S DAY EVENTS
UCO - Join us on Monday, November 11, 2013, at 2:00pm at the Old North Amphitheatre to honor all of
our veterans and military service members. Warm beverages will be served, and the first 100 attendees
will receive a free UCO fleece ear band thanks to a grant from the Walmart Foundation! A rain site will be
announced, if needed. Some highlights of the ceremony include: the UCO Broncho Battalion Pershing
Rifles as Color Guard, the UCO Brass Ensemble, and guest speakers from the Oklahoma Army National
Guard. For more information, contact the UCO VetHERO at 974-3686 or [email protected].
CITY OF EDMOND - Join your neighbors on November 7, 2013 at the Edmond Senior Center from 10:00
a.m.—11:00 am as we salute our veterans and those who are currently serving in our Armed Forces. Oklahoma Secretary of Military and Veterans Affairs Major General (ret) Rita Aragon will be the guest speaker.
The program will open with the Color Guard from the University of Central Oklahoma ROTC. Refreshments will be served and there is no cost for the event.
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Inaugural Oklahoma City National Veterans Day Run will take place at Stars and Stripes Park on
Sunday November 10, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. The event will offer two distances, a timed 5K run and a 1 Mile family walk. If
you'd prefer to just come out and support our veterans. A supporter option is also available, 100% of which is donated
to charity partner, Folds of Honor Foundation.
OKC ZOO - free admission to the Oklahoma City Zoo will be given on Veteran’s Day to all active duty, active reserves
and retirees and up to five guests.
NATIONAL COWBOY & WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM - On Sunday, November 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., all
active duty, active reserves and retirees and up to five guests receive free admission. Proof of military ID is required.
October 21, 2013
Lindsey Cook, Golf Management
Matthew Fowler, CFAD House Manager
Kathryne Miller, Degree Completion
James Morrison, Information Technology
Joshua Murdock, Payroll
Shikoh Shiraiwa, Galleries & Museums
October 7, 2013
Kyle Evans, Asst. Wrestling Coach
Lisa Haque, Housing & Dining
Ricky Williams, Landscaping
 The Oklahoma Arts Council named Kimberly Powell a recipient of the 2013 Governor's Arts Awards in the "Media in
the Arts" category. Powell serves as KCSC's midday host, director of production and syndication, and host and producer of KCSC's "Performance Oklahoma." She will be honored at the 38th Annual Governor’s Arts Awards ceremony
Nov. 13 at the state Capitol.
 Tom Westendorf, inventory specialist for Housing, received the fiscal year’s first $500 Quarterly Exceptional Performance Award. Darrel Stinchcomb, assistant director of Housing Maintenance, said about Tom in his nomination
letter, "If you could watch Tom Westendorf work on a daily basis, you would not find a more deserving person for this
award. Tom is the exceptional-performance employee." Nomination forms for the next award are online.
 Kudos to Eric Rogers, College of Business Tech Support Specialist III who recently earned his Apple certifications as a
Mac Technician. His new skills are an asset to the college.
 Congratulations to Josh and Emily Overocker on the birth of their son Samuel Griffin Overocker who was born September 24, 2013 weighing 6 lbs., 12 oz. and measuring 19 1/2 inches long. Mom, Dad and Baby are all doing well.
 The Oklahoma Higher Education Heritage Society inducted President Betz into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of
Fame. OHEHS recognizes outstanding men and women who have excelled in higher education, and who have encouraged others to contribute to the economic development and quality of life in Oklahoma.
 Congratulations to Associate Professor of Finance Darrell Ford for winning Athletic’s week-long College of Business
student competition for favorite faculty member.
The College of Business is announcing the promotion of Shelley Selanders to College of Business Budget Manager. Shelley
has been with the College of Business since 1998. Her new responsibilities include keeping the College in the black and in
compliance with our friends in Purchasing!
The Vice President of Student Affairs welcomes Amy Rogalsky to her new position as Executive Operations Manager. Amy
has moved to ADM 213A.
The three following Human Resources offices have moved to NUC 317D under the supervision of Ann Barnes, Director of
Employee Life Cycle:
 Employee Relations (Carrie Irwin; Cayt Walls 974-2932)
 Professional Development (Fran Petties; Ryan Kolb 974-2655)
 Talent Acquisition (David Herd; Shandise Brown 974-2667)
Jandy Newman, Coordinator Process Improvement, is no longer in the Nigh University Center. She has relocated to ADM
210K and can be reached at 974-2540.
Student Support Services is pleased to announce that Nora Contreras and Chez Redmond have both
been promoted to Program Managers under the supervision of Victoria Campbell, Program Director.
IRAN HOSTAGE TO SPEA
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Lindsay Houts, University Relations
FORMER US AMBASSADOR, IRAN HOSTAGE JOHN LIMBERT TO SPEAK AT UCO
The University of Central Oklahoma will host a presentation and questionand-answer session with former U.S. ambassador and Iran hostage John W.
Limbert, Ph.D., from 5:30-7 p.m. Nov. 4 in Ballroom C of the Nigh University
Center (NUC) on Central’s campus.
Limbert was one of 52 American hostages held for 444 days beginning in
November 1979 in Tehran, Iran, during the country’s Islamic Revolution.
Limbert’s “Iran and America: Endless Enemies?” presentation will examine
both the history and future of U.S.- Iran relations.
“As world events and conversations continue to center on the Middle East, it is imperative that we engage with the
academic and diplomatic communities that have firsthand knowledge of the complex issues and realities of the region,” said Jarrett Jobe, Ph.D., executive director of UCO’s Leadership Central. “Dr. Limbert possesses both academic
and practical knowledge of the region. His visit will provide an opportunity for our university community to hear his
insights and thoughts on American-Iranian relations for the future,” Jobe added.
Now a professor of history and political science at the U.S. Naval Academy, Limbert’s 34-year career in the U.S. Foreign Service began in 1973 and included posts in Algeria, Djibouti, Guinea, Iran, Iraq, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, Sudan
and the United Arab Emirates. Limbert served in a variety of roles, including as Deputy Coordinator for Counterterrorism in the U.S. State Department, president of the American Foreign Service Association, U.S. Ambassador to
Mauritania and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Iran in the State Department’s Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. Before
joining the Foreign Service, Limbert taught in Iran, both as a Peace Corps Volunteer and as an English instructor at
Shiraz University.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON
The Holiday Season is filled with wonderful foods and tasty treats, sipping hot chocolate by the fire, and family time sitting around
the living room catching up and reminiscing about memories. Overall, it is a wonderful time of year. However, with the average
Thanksgiving meal topping 4,500 calories, this is when many Americans find themselves adding a few pounds for the winter. Here
are some tips for battling the weight gain during the Holiday Season:
1. Eat healthy snacks before holiday meals – Try grabbing some fruit or raw vegetables before eating your holiday meal. It can
help you to eat less of the foods that maybe aren’t as healthy.
2. Smaller Plate – Use smaller plates to encourage smaller portions.
3. Dessert Portions – Holiday time usually brings many tasty treats including desserts. Cut smaller pieces of pie and have smaller
portions. By the time we get to dessert during the holidays, we are often already full. You won’t miss those extra few bites.
4. Treat Control – Candies and baked goods are everywhere at this time of year. Don’t deprive yourself completely, however be
smart and try to stick to just one or two.
5. Avoid Drinking Calories – Hot Chocolate is a great winter time treat, but can
be very calorie dense. The same with specialty drinks from coffee shops. Look
up the nutrition facts before ordering. Small changes like no whip, non-fat or
soy milk, and ordering a smaller size can take away calories. Watch your alcohol consumption as well, we often overlook these calories.
6. Stay Active – Make a promise to yourself to be active during the Holiday Season. Instead of sitting around the living room talking (while snacking on
Grandma’s homemade candy), go for a walk with your family!
EDMOND TURKEY TROT
Each year the City of Edmond hosts the annual Turkey Trot!
Make this a new family tradition!
Visit http://edmondturkeytrot.com
CELEBRATING CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF SERVICE TO UCO
YEARS
Tom Barmann
Robert Bates
Susan Braun
Equlla Brothers
Kali Brownell
Beth Buesing
Carl Cartwright
Latresa Clark
Jerel Cowan
Rod Edwards
Bill Elliott
Jesus Frescas
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Patricia Hyland
Joy Jefferson
Zahra Khalili
Mike Kirk
Dale Knight
Shirley Lanning
Pamela Lumen
Theresa Lute
Jonnie Machell
Desiree' Maw
Sherri McCann
Rick Merriam
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Melitza Rabei
Timothy Rafter
Jeremy Rogers
Meaghan Santos
Koshia Silver
Darrell Stinchcomb
Stephanie Tatum
Shari Thompson
Stephen Treadwell
Shannon Watson
Melissa White
Carol Williams
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Years of Service are based on the
employee’s current hire date. Leaving
employment and later returning to
UCO resets the current hire date.
Number of years do not include times
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Deborah Carson
Kerry Guinn
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Michelle Stansel
3
Richard Alltizer
Saba Bahouth
William Caire
Baha Jassemnejad
Charles Melson
Lee Nelson
Vickie Taylor
4
Malory Craft
Denise Rodolf
Darla Sherman
5
Cathy Blakley
Arthur Christie
Terri Dearing
Leon Franklin
Eyakem Gulilat
Zackary Layn
Jandy Newman
Kimberly Quigley
Susanne RassouliCurrier
Robert Smith
6
Julie Byer
Jalal Daneshfar
Bill Hamiter
Leslie Jones
Elise Marrs
Kay McConathy
Timothy Petete
Krystal Ruth
Katherine Saffle
Stephan Spencer
7
Michael Buzzard
Lourdes Carroll
Hilda Crane-Smith
Thomas Graves
Jeanette Patton
Marco Rodriguez
Robert Wall
8
Monica Benear
Shawna Cleary
Elise Ellis
May Griffin
Stephen Hill
Chad King
Gunnar Poff
Kristen Tate
9
Adam Crouch
10
Mia Cooksey
Joy Jefferson
Gary Jones
Michael Mosteller
Deborah Murphy
Brenna Neal
Krista Owen
Yvette Polite
Joseph Ready
Angela Rice
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Linda Banks
Darla Fent
Sarah Gayken
Patricia Hyland
Thomas Jourdan
Brenda Knott
Barry Lofton
Sandra Stewart
12
Charles Anderson
Mitch Green
Anita Hill
James Machell
Lindsey Osterman
Laurie Pierce
Zachary Swickey
13
Samuel Awuah
Florence Davis
John Fritch
David Hardman
Nicholas Ley
Bobby Moore
14
Kendall Deaton
Kevin Hayes
Guillermo Martinez Sotelo
Brandon Maughan
Luis Montes
Amy Rogalsky
Melissa Ross
Keith Webb
15
Stefan Genchev
Shirley Lanning
Sarah Lonelodge
David Nelson
Dagmar Rossberg
Brenda Salgado
Sunshine Wingfield
16
James Bogle
Ericka Johnson
Lisa Lohmann
Doug Richardson
Glenda Todd
Yuming Zhu
17
Drew Duke
Howard Maphet
Gang Qian
Catherine Webster
18
Laura Bolf-Beliveau
David Franklin
Fred Hammond
David James
Tate James
Larry Lewis
Kimberlee Stuck
Elisabeth Wood
19
Alana Anderson
Danielle Dill
Stuart Howard
Jennifer Pellat-Finet
Jennifer Zosel
20
Dennis Dunham
Pamela Hargis
Marissa Merritt
Charolette Myles-
21
Anne Ewing
Rudy Garcia
Annette Gunter
Danielle Perlingiere
Paul Stone
Carol Wallis
22
Leon Fisher
Regenia James
Jean Roselius
Susan Scott
Tanisha Woods
23
Whitney Kelsey
Rebekah Wasson
25
Carrie Fox
Jackie Garman
Mohammad Hossan
James Kowals
26
Susan Adair
Jennifer Flygare
David Johnston
Stuart Jolly
Pat LaGrow
28
Adam Gault
Romone Sherrill
Jimmy Stokes
29
Kelly Curtright
Barry Foister
Addi Panter
Mary Spelman
30
Ann Barnes
Matthew Blythe
Margo Brown
Brittney Criswell
Sheryle Marlow
Dipendra Regmi
Leslie Similly
Judy Thompson
Madison Wilkinson
24
Tsige Belette
Amy Brown
Allen Byrd
Richard Ellis
Herbert Ham
Fred McGinn
Carolyn Messick
Mike Nelson
Nixon
Thanh Tran
27
Brenda Chappell
Emmitt Clinton
Eva Dadlez
Deborah Dobbs
Tina Frazier
Joetta Gatliff
Howard Ground
Deann King
Student Choreography Showcase
7:30 pm, Nov. 2 & 2 pm, Nov. 3, Health and Physical Ed. Building Dance Studio, 2nd Floor
Jazz Ensembles Concert
7 pm, Nov. 4, UCO Jazz Lab
Admission is $5
For tickets, call (405) 359-7989.
5th Street Jazz Collective
7:30 pm, Nov 5, UCO Jazz Lab
For tickets, call (405) 974-5004, all proceed donated to student scholarships.
Chamber Music Concert
7:30 pm, Nov. 7, Radke Fine Arts Theatre, UCO Center for Transformative Learning
Imagining Space: An Exhibition of Interior Design Student Work
Nov. 7-21*, UCO Melton Gallery *Nov. 16-20: The CIDA team will review work in the Melton Gallery. The gallery will not be
accessible to the public at this time.
Nothin Betta than Operetta
7:30 pm, Nov. 12-14, UCO Jazz Lab Come enjoy this series of comedic scenes from popular operettas in the relaxed environment of
the Jazz Lab. Admission is $5 at the door.
Dance: UCO Kaleidoscope Preview
4-6 pm, Nov. 14, UCO Melton Gallery
UCO Chamber Orchestra Concert
7:30 pm, Nov. 18, Radke Fine Arts Theatre, UCO Center for Transformative Learning
Jazz Combos Concerts
7 pm, Nov. 18-19, UCO Jazz Lab
For tickets, call (405) 359-7989.
School of Music: Student Leadership Ensembles
4-6 pm, Nov. 21, UCO Melton Gallery
Chamber Music Concert
7:30 pm, Nov. 21, Radke Fine Arts Theatre, UCO Center for Transformative Learning
UCO Kaleidoscope Dancers in Concert
7:30 pm, Nov. 21-23, Mitchell Hall Theater UCO’s Kaleidoscope Dancers present a one-of-a-kind dance performance featuring new
and innovative choreography from UCO faculty and guest artists. For tickets, go online or call (405) 974-3375.
UCO Short Play Festival
7:30 pm, Nov. 22-23, Pegasus Theatre, UCO Liberal Arts Building.
Improvisation Tonight!
7 pm, Nov. 24, Pegasus Theater, Liberal Arts Building
Admission is free.
Admission is free.
Toast to the Maestro
7 pm, Nov. 25, UCO Jazz Lab A signature event for piano scholarships and the All-Steinway School initiative.
For tickets, call (405) 974-3768.
UCO Symphony Orchestra Concert
7:30 pm, Nov. 26, Mitchell Hall Theater
For tickets, go online or call (405) 974-3375.
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Women's Basketball at Oklahoma University (Exhibition)
Men's Basketball vs Alumni Game
Women's Basketball vs Texas A&M University-Commerce
Women's Basketball vs Hillsdale College
Women's Basketball at University of Arkansas-Fort Smith
Men's Basketball vs Southwestern Christian College
Men's Basketball at Oklahoma City University
Men's Basketball at Southern Nazarene University
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EDMOND
Austin, Texas
Austin, Texas
Fort Smith, Ark
EDMOND
Oklahoma City
Bethany, Ok
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11.09.13
11.16.13
Football vs Lincoln University (Homecoming)
Football at Southwest Baptist University
Football at Northeastern State University
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EDMOND
Bolivar, Mo
Tahlequah, Ok
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11.17.13
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Wrestling at Oklahoma City Open
Wrestling at Central Missouri Open
Wrestling at UNK Holiday Inn Open
Wrestling vs Missouri Baptist University
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Oklahoma City
Warrensburg, Mo
Kearney, Neb
EDMOND
11.09.13
Women's Cross Country vs NCAA Central Regional
10:00 a.m. Sioux Falls, SD
11.03.13
Women's Rowing at Frostbite Regatta
All Day
Wichita, Kan
11.01.13
11.03.13
Women's Soccer vs Washburn University
Women's Soccer vs Emporia State University
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EDMOND
EDMOND
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11.02.13
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11.09.13
11.12.13
Women's Volleyball vs Fort Hays State University
Women's Volleyball vs University of Nebraska-Kearney
Women's Volleyball at Emporia State University
Women's Volleyball at Washburn University
Women's Volleyball at Pittsburg State University
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EDMOND
EDMOND
Emporia, Kan
Topeka, Kan
Pittsburg, Kan
PAYROLL REMINDERS
http://www.uco.edu/administration/human-resources
If you moved or changed your mailing address this year, be
sure to update your payroll address. All W-2 forms will be
mailed. It is imperative to have your correct address on file.
The upcoming holidays affect many payroll deadlines. Be sure
to watch the payroll calendar closely and get all forms turned
in before the deadlines to avoid having paychecks delayed.
Adobe Photoshop Advanced
Adobe Photoshop Essentials
Banner Finance
Banner Navigation
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Book Club: Grounded Theory #3
Capital Projects
Cyber Security
D2L - Assessment Tools
D2L - Communication Tools
D2L - Content Tools
D2L - Course Management Tools
Emotional Hardiness and Optimism
Exploring Diversity: Challenges and Opportunities
Faculty/Staff Screening Committee Training
Hiring Manager Training
HR Series: Identifying & Responding to Harassment
IPP and YOU (For Managers/Supervisors)
IPP and YOU (Staff: Non-Manager/Non-Supervisor)
Mentoring Program Luncheon #2
Microsoft Excel 2010 Advanced
Microsoft Excel 2010 Essentials
Microsoft Excel 2010 Intermediate
Mini-Curriculum: Active Learning #3
Mini-Curriculum: Transformative Learning #1
Mini-Curriculum: Transformative Learning #2
Mini-Curriculum: Transformative Learning #3
New Employee Training (NET)
New Employee Training (NET)
New Employee Training: Central Technology
New Employee Training: Central Technology
Overcoming the Stress of the Requisition
Overcoming the Stress of the Requisition
ProCard
ProCard
Procard Hotel Training
ProCard Training/Transaction Coding
Professional Development Overview
Professional Development Overview
Retirement - I'm Close, What are the Steps?
Teaching Philosophy #2
Teaching Philosophy #3
Team Collaboration
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PASSWORD: Mercyeap
Available anytime, any day,
your employee assistance program
is a free, confidential program to
help you balance your work,
family, and personal life.