Year's end is a natural time to think about what's been, to appreciate and share gratitude with those around us, and to take time to relax and gear up for the beginning of another new year full of possibilities big and small; or, to reflect, recognize, and renew.

The new course is designed for supervisors and is intended to improve their knowledge and skills around understanding and identifying mental health concerns.

The goal of ergonomics is to design workstations and spaces to fit individual needs and provide a comfortable environment for maximum productivity and efficiency.

Faculty and staff had the opportunity to learn more about and interact with campus well-being resources at the 2023 Health and Well-Being Fair.

There's an undeniable sense of warmth and gratitude in the air. It’s the perfect time to reflect on the many reasons we have to be thankful, not only in our personal lives but also within our leadership journey.

Hello, Leader. As the greenery around campus fades into the colors of fall and we settle into the semester, don't forget the wellness and self-care that are essential to maintaining a healthy culture and work life balance.

University Human Resources held a food drive in support of well-being as part of its annual All Staff Retreat.

The university's sick leave policy has been updated to clarify that mental illness qualifies for sick leave in the same way as physical illness.