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Staff Senate met on July 12, the guest speakers were Laura Butler, Legislative Liaison and Dr. Erin Logan, Title IX Director.
Standing Committees met to discuss regular meeting times and divisional caucusing topics included how to better communicate with constituents.
Staff Senate will meet again on August 9 from 2-4pm, attend in person or watch for . . .
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Hello everyone! My name is Trung (Victor) Vu, and I’m a Vietnamese 🇻🇳 student at the University of Central Oklahoma. I major in Marketing with a minor in Interpersonal Communication. When I first arrived on campus, I was excited yet nerve-wracking to make new friends and discover more about myself and my home away from home.
I’d . . .
Starting as a new supervisor can be an overwhelming experience. Through feedback and conversations with current supervisors, Human Resources has identified a desire for a robust training specifically over supervising at UCO. Over the last nine months, the Talent Development team has created a customizable program for new supervisors to support them . . .
I’m originally from Iran but have spent most of my life in America, specifically Oklahoma. My husband and I moved to Oklahoma a long time ago (I’ll spare you the exact year) to pursue our dreams of going to college. Eventually we went on to earn our master’s degrees as well. Mine was in Guidance and Counseling and later I also earned my MBA. . . .
Looking for a way to recognize an outstanding UCO staff member? Nominate them for the Annual Exceptional Performance Award.
Nominations now are being accepted, and the winners will be announced at Fall Convocation. Recipients of the annual award receive a $1250 monetary award.
The award is available to all regular (non-temporary) staff . . .
Summer is finally here. As the days get warmer, make sure to keep your computer and other electronic gadgets nice and cool. Extreme heat can potentially damage your expensive toys. Keep these five tips in mind as you go through the summer months.
Give your equipment a little breathing room. Make sure there is ample of space around your devices – . . .