Author: aguilarj

Introducing “Bite-Sized Leadership: Tips for Today’s Leaders.” A new learning series

Dear Leaders of Academic Staff, University Staff, and Limited Employees,

We are excited to invite you to the launch of our new learning series, “Bite-Sized Leadership: Tips for Today’s Leaders.” This initiative is designed to provide valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your leadership skills in today’s dynamic environment.

The new learning series is ideal for new leaders or those who would like refresher on essential leadership skills.  The first topic we will cover is “Performance Assessments,” * providing you with the tools and knowledge to effectively evaluate and improve team performance.

All supervisors will soon receive an invitation to attend one of the sessions on Performance Assessments. Both sessions will include the same information, so please select the time that works best for you. Participation in these sessions is optional, and will be recorded for future viewing.  

 Event Details:

    • Session 1: January 14, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM in the 1965 Room
    • Session 2: January 16, 2025, from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM in the Alumni Room (University Union Room 103)

     A virtual option will be available for leaders from other campuses.

Join us to gain new perspectives, share experiences, and network with fellow leaders around the topic of performance management. Your participation will contribute to a vibrant and supportive leadership community within our university.

We look forward to seeing you there!

* Future topics of “Bite-Sized Leadership” include:

    • Employee Motivation & Engagement
    • Medical Leave & Accommodations
    • Onboarding employees for success
    • Recruitment & hiring

Stay tuned for additional information coming out in the new year…

Department Assistant (80% Appointment)

This position reports to Dean’s Assistant of the College of Science, Engineering & Technology (CSET) and under general supervision, provides administrative support to professional staff and subordinate supervisors in the assigned college.

For more information and full position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please submit application materials by Sunday, October 27, 2024.

What is bullying? A newly released training answers that question

Workplace bullying behavior is not a concept you can define by saying “you will know it when you see it.”  Nobody should experience bullying to be able to define it.  To prevent it or eliminate it from our university, we all must know what bullying is, and how to address it.

UW – Green Bay is committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive workplace that aligns with the workplace expectation to be fair and respectful to others.   This starts by being able to define and identify workplace bullying behavior, and recognizing options for addressing it.  This is the subject of  the newly released “Workplace Bullying Policy Training” based on SYS 1294, Workplace Bullying.

All employees are encouraged to self-enroll in the course using this link: https://uws-td.instructure.com/enroll/6BME6T.  Enrollment in this course is not mandatory, but it is highly encouraged to help create a workplace that is safe and welcoming for all employees.

HR Launches a New Support Model

Since early spring, the Human Resources (HR) team has been diligently designing, and cross-training to develop a new way to support faculty and staff at UW – Green Bay.  This new Human Resources Talent Partner (HRTP) model, will provide integrated partnership with each department to enhance support across the employee life cycle, and will align well with Workday which will be implemented in July, 2025.

The HRTP assigned to your area will be able to assist you in recruitment, onboarding, learning & development, performance management, coaching on conflict resolution, employee engagement, and retention, offboarding, or Family Medical Leave (FMLA/WFMLA).  They will be your main point of contact for most HR matters.  When your requests are outside their areas of expertise, HRTP’s will direct you to the appropriate member of the team.

We are delighted to introduce our HR Talent Partners and their assigned areas:

Julie Stanelle
CL710D  (920) 465-2235  stanellj@uwgb.edu
Cofrin School of Business, Compliance, Facilities & Safety, Finance, Talent & Technology

Beverly Majewski
CL710A  (920) 465-2677  majewskb@uwgb.edu
College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Student Affairs, Inclusivity, Advancement, Enrollment Services

Rachel Wautier
CL710E   (920) 465-2326   wautierr@uwgb.edu
College of Science, Engineering & Technology, Athletics & UREC, Chancellor’s office, Marketing & University Communication, the Weidner Center

George Petrie
CL710B   (920) 465-2203   petrieg@uwgb.edu
College of Health, Education & Social Welfare, Provost Office, Library, Continuing Education, Student Access and Success

 

For questions, comments or feedback on the new HRTP model, please contact Jorge Aguilar, Associate Director of HR for Talent Management.

Jorge Aguilar
CL710G   (920) 465-2948   aguilarj@uwgb.edu
HRTP leadership, Coaching & Employee Relations, Talent Management Strategy, Metrics & Key Performance Indicators

Welcome Adam Angrimson!

On Monday, January 23, 2023, Adam Angrimson started as an Administrative Assistant III, WI Training Registries with the Continuing Education & Community Engagement department.

Prior to coming to UW-Green Bay, he worked as a Medical Insurance and Customer Service Specialist for 20+ years.

Welcome Adam!