Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
NewsBreak Spring 2019
University Staff Professional Development Day
1
“Smile and Give Someone Superpowers” Adam Bellcorelli - Keynote Speaker 2019
Adam Bellcorelli, former UWO LTE Staff, former UWO
Academic Staff, former UWO Residence Life Spouse (still the
spouse part), former Evans Hall Dad, former UWO Career
Services Grad Assistant, current Operations Catalyst with
Change Management Communications Center, and all around
cheerful guy will be the University Staff Day Keynote Speaker.
After his smash hit TedX Oshkosh experience, Smile and Give
Others Superpowers, Adam realized that the stage fright didn't
kill him and he had more fun stories to share, so he agreed to
join us. Adam will be telling the stories from his life, the
words of wisdom that give him perspective, the unique
struggles and opportunities that have allowed him to shine a
light on others' strengths, and the value of appreciating each
chance we get to connect with one another. Adam also shares stories of how important
everyday leadership is to us, to our community, and for creating the greater world we want
to see.
2
2019 Schedule of USPDD
7:15 - 8:00 Registration/Breakfast Reeve Hallway by Ballroom
8 - 8:30 AM Open Remarks Reeve Ballroom
8:30 - 9:00 AM Chancellor Leavitt or Provost Reeve Ballroom
Combined Session 1 & 2 9:15 - 11:15 AM
Planting Around Campus
Session 1 9:15 - 10:15 AM
Difficult People Reeve 307
Coins Reeve 220
Session 2 10:30 - 11:30 AM
Essential Oils Reeve 306
Campus Safety Reeve 212AB
Mindfulness Reeve 307
11:30 - 12:30 PM LUNCH Blackhawk Commons
12:45 - 1 PM Prize Announcements Reeve Ballroom
1 - 1:30 PM Keynote Speaker - Adam Bellcorelli
Reeve Ballroom
Session 3 1:45 - 2:45 PM
Beginning Martial Arts Reeve 202
Creating a High Energy Healthy Snack
Reeve 212AB
OneDrive Basics Clow Computer Lab
3 - 4:00 PM BINGO Reeve Fireplace Area
Outdoor Games Between Reeve/Horizon
3
USPDD 2019 Workshops
Combined AM Session – 9:15 am – 11:30 am
Planting Around Campus Presenter: Lisa Mick This workshop is still a work in progress. It may be a vegetable or flower planting or it may be a new install of a perennial bed. The possibilities are endless! Come join us and plain the soil. Gloves and tools will be provided. If it should dare to rain, we will take a virtual walk of the campus talking about our edible attributes and other ecological plants.
Session 1 – 9:15 am – 10:15 am
Difficult People Presenter: Stephanie Bellin Dealing with a coworker who may have a communication style that’s challenging for you is common in the workplace. We all have to deal with people with different backgrounds, communication styles and habits we may find difficult. This seminar will help you learn how to cope with these individuals in the healthiest manner possible and how to take care of your own needs while learning to more effectively work with others. U.S. Coin Collecting – Tips and Tricks Presenter: Erik May Learn about the hobby of collecting coins. Develop your knowledge of the history of U.S. circulated coins; how to get started, what to collect and where to find collectible coins. What are your coins really worth? What about foreign coins? Feel free to bring your own coins.
Session 2 – 10:30 am – 11:30 am
Active Threat Response Presenter: Captain of Police – Chris Tarmann In this workshop we’ll share statistics for Active Threat situations in the U.S., provide information about how to be proactive and provide a brief training on how to react to an Active Threat situation
De-Stress Now! Presenter: Theresa Spoehr Come learn how to de-stress quickly, using easy to learn techniques that you can use yourself and teach to your students. Essential Oils – Limit 36 participants Presenter: Kelly Tarmann We will be learning how you can replace many of the cleaning and personal care products in your home for natural options!
Session 3 – 1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
OneDrive Basics – Limit 42 participants Presenter: Laura Knaapen Learn the basics of logging in to Office 365 and using OneDrive for file storage. This includes creating folders, moving files and sharing files with others. We’ll also briefly touch on using Word Online. Creating a High Energy Healthy Snack Presenter: Kate Harrell Learn to create a healthier, high energy and longer lasting energy snack to get you through the workday. We will discuss the best pairings of foods and then work to create, together, some healthy snacks you can use moving forward to get through your workday. Beginning Martial Arts Presenters: Stacey and Charles Skoning Come dressed to move. You will learn some basic attacks (hands and feet), blocks and escapes through individual and partner work as we explore the basics of taekwondo and hapkido. Signed waivers will be required to participate.
4
University Staff Donates to Newly-Created OSA Food Pantry on Campus!
Bring unexpired, non-perishable food items along with you to this year’s USPDD. We are donating to this worthy cause and hope that you’ll find something to donate. Drop off at the Registration table on the morning of USPDD. Thank you for your help!
Unexpired, non-perishable items including:
Soup, stew or chili Canned fruits and vegetables
Peanut butter Granola bars
Pasta Cereal
Cooking oil Crackers
Dried herbs and spices Instant mashed potatoes
Meals in a box Nuts Rice
Juice
5
University Staff Senate 2018-19
PRESIDENT:
Ricky Johnson, johnsonr PRESIDENT ELECT:
Lisa Goetsch, goetsch
TREASURER: Michelle Highley, highleym MEMBERS AT LARGE: Julia Hodgen, hodgenj Jess Kleier, kleierj
COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES:
Judy Lloyd, lloydju Theresa Hopp, hoppt Dana Hartel, harteld
Laurie Mishleau, mishleaul Deanna VanderWielen, vanderwd
Fran Holzmann, [email protected] Tracy Schwartz, tracy.schwartz.uwc.edu
USS Rep to FACULTY SENATE:
Dana Hartel, harteld WEBMASTER: Cindy Schultz, schultzc
ADMINISTRATIVE LIAISON:
Shawna Kuether, kuethers SAS LIAISON: Liz Bannenberg, bannenbl
RECORDING SECRETARY:
April Dutscheck, dutschecka HISTORIAN: Cindy Schultz, schultzc
NEWSBREAK STAFF:
Kristy Newton, newtonk Renee Anderson, andersonr
Anne Murphy, murphya Jenny Krautsch, krautscj
Amy Hardy, hardya
Interested in joining one of the committees for the next USPDD event? Contact one of the following committee chairs below. Hope to see you at our next meeting!
Games: Kristina Mosley, [email protected]
Facilities: Linda Koon, [email protected]
Marketing: Kristy Newton, [email protected]
Anne Murphy, [email protected]
6
Star Award Recipients The STAR award is given monthly to a University Staff member who has worked at least six months at UW Oshkosh and has demonstrated a “commitment to the University by virtue of outstanding performance in support of the University’s goals... Individuals must have performed above and beyond the expectations of their assignment position.” Winners of the STAR award receive a framed certificate, a reserved parking space for one month and a gift from University Books & More. For more information on how to nominate a STAR visit the USS website. http://uss.uwosh.edu/awards-and-grants/star-award/
January 2019 Sarah Adelson Position: Program Assistant Department: COLS Cooperative Academic Partnership Program Nominated by: John Dobyns, CAPP outreach and operations director; and Sue Jaeke, registration manager in the Registrar’s Office Sarah Adelson-January STAR Recipient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
February Mary Manchester Position: University Services Associate Department: College of Nursing Nominated by: Ann Paremski, CON program associate Mary Manchester-February STAR Recipient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
⭐ ⭐ ⭐
7
March Judy Lloyd Position: Program Assistant Department: Division of Online and Continuing Education (OCE) Nominated by: Jason Hubbard, OCE outreach program manager
Judy Lloyd-March STAR Recipient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
⭐ ⭐ ⭐
April Sarah Martin Kriha Position: Conference Coordinator Department: Residence Life/Gruenhagen Conference Center Nominated by: Marc Nylen Sarah Martin Kriha-April STAR Recipient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
⭐ ⭐ ⭐
8
Employees on the Move
ANTON, SETH New Hire MECHANICAL SHOP - HVAC
BAUMAN, EAMON E Resignation INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - DIV
BAXTER, CHRISTOPHER Resignation STUDENT RECREATION
BOGDEN MUETZEL,MICHELLE S Transfer to Academic Staff SPONSORED PROGRAMS - GRANTS
BUTZLAFF, CHRIS A Transfer STRUCTURAL & LOCKSHOP
CARLSEN, LAWRENCE New Hire HEATING PLANT
CLARKE, MICHAEL S Resignation CUSTODIAL SERVICES
COMERFORD, JACOB A Resignation UNIVERSITY POLICE
DOVE, RONALD Resignation FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ADMIN
DWYER, EDWARD JOSEPH Resignation INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - DIV
EIDEN, MARY E Retirement COMPUTER SCIENCE -COLS
ELIASEN, SARA E New Hire ADMISSIONS
FARRELL, LINDA Resignation CUSTODIAL SERVICES
GILLETTE, SARAH M New Hire ERIC LAB - COLS
HALE, MARY Retirement INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - DIV
HARRINGTON, KIM New Hire DEAN'S OFFICE - CON
HEINZ, BRIAN J Resignation HEATING PLANT
HETUE, GEORGIA Promotion STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
HIRA, VIJAY C Promotion GRADUATE STUDIES
HOFFMAN, CHRISTOPHER A New Hire CUSTODIAL SERVICES
HOPP, AMANDA M New Hire CUSTODIAL SERVICES
HUTH, JENA S Resignation CUSTODIAL SERVICES
JAEGER, MELINDA L Resignation COLLEGE OF EDUC/HUMAN SRVS
JOHNSON, DONNA New Hire DEAN'S OFFICE - CON
KING, ASHLEY E New Hire VICE CHANC - STUDENT AFFAIRS
9
KNUDSON, WILLIAM R Resignation GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
LECHNER, ANN Promotion CUSTODIAL SERVICES
LUDWIG CALLAGHAN, HOLLY Transfer to Academic Staff DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE
MAAS, CYNTHIA T Transfer PROVOST-VC - ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
MALLAS, AARON New Hire FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ADMIN
OCASIO, JUANA New Hire CUSTODIAL SERVICES
OCASIO, RAUL New Hire CUSTODIAL SERVICES
PADILLA, RACHELLE R Resignation STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
PEPLOW, MICHELLE ANNE Resignation COLLEGE OF EDUC/HUMAN SRVS
PHILLIPSON, RYAN New Hire UNIVERSITY BOOKS & MORE
PIERCE, SARAH New Hire INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
REICHENBERGER, TIMOTHY J New Hire FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ADMIN
REILLY, SHANNON R New Hire HUMAN RESOURCES
ROEVER, MINDY K Promotion HUMAN RESOURCES
ROGGE, AMY J Transfer PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION - COLS
SABEL, DENNIS Retirement UNIVERSITY POLICE
SCHIAVONE, GINA New Hire RELIGIOUS STUDIES - COLS
SCHLAAK, TRACIE M Resignation DEAN'S OFFICE - CON
SCHRAUFNAGEL, MELISSA M New Hire DEAN'S OFFICE - COB
SHULSE, PAULINE Resignation PROVOST-VC - ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
STANGE, TIMOTHY Resignation HUMAN RESOURCES
STIEG, ERIK Promotion CUSTODIAL SERVICES
STREY, DANIEL W Retirement VC - FINANCE & ADMIN SERVICES
VAN TOLL, ALLISON MARIE New Hire UNIVERSITY POLICE
VANDERWIELEN, DEANNA Promotion UNDERGRADUATE COB
WAGNER, DUSTIN J Resignation STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
WEGNER, RICHARD J Transfer STUDENT RECREATION
WESTENBERGER, TODD Promotion CUSTODIAL SERVICES
10
WETZEL, RAE ANN Resignation VICE CHANC - STUDENT AFFAIRS
WHITTAKER, CONNIE M Retirement RELIGIOUS STUDIES - COLS
WILLIAMS, ZENOBIA D New Hire CUSTODIAL SERVICES
WOLOSZYN, ANNETTE M New Hire BIOLOGY -COLS
WUEST, THERESA L New Hire COMPUTER SCIENCE -COLS
Employees on the Move information comes directly from the Human Resources office.
11
