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Planners’ Picks:  A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today’s PP dials up what’s within your control, the mindset you employ, and ten ways to make 2020 suck less. _________________________________ A Doctor Speaks on Leadership Focusing on what you can control is productive in moving you towards solutions. In a recent virtual …

Planners’ Picks:  A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today’s PP focuses on resilience and motivation. We hope you find these resources helpful! _________________________________ Rubberband Resilience: More Stretching, Less Snapping CommUNITY Well-Being session, October 22nd @9:00am In a time when so many of us are stretched to our full capacity (and some of …

Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today’s PP is a mixed bag of content. We hope you find some of these articles useful in your leadership journey! _________________________________ 6 Tips for Honing Your Unique Leadership Style Heather Younger says no two people lead in the same exact way, and …

Nominations are still open and will remain so until Noon on 30 October. Anyone, from any staff, holding any title, may nominate a person holding a University Staff Office Support Title for the Award. The Nominations will be reviewed by a five-person committee consisting entirely of University Staff. They will make the determination of who …

I am writing to extend my personal invitation for the members of the Campus Supervisor’s Network to attend this year’s virtual INTEGRAL Adult Autism conference (www.integralautism.org). It’s scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24th. Our focus this year is on the impacts of the pandemic on Wisconsin’s adult-autism community, along with all sorts of interconnected issues and …

Student Employment Podcast Series: October Featured Podcast: The Long, Bloody Strike for Ethnic Studies Featuring Guest Facilitators: Dr. Louis Macias, Executive Director of Recruitment, Diversity, and Inclusion for the UW–Madison Police Department Dani Barker, Associate Director for College Student Life Operations and Staff Development at UC-Santa Cruz Garry Morgan, Special Assistant for Diversity and Inclusion …

Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today we focus mostly your personal leadership style and on building that muscle. _________________________________ Leadership: What Your Employees Really Want The way we define leadership is changing. The O.C. Tanner Institute’s 2020 Global Culture Report outlines its findings on what employees want out of …

“…Reconceptualizing leaders as artists can help us lead in more generative and transformative ways. By expanding our definition of leadership beyond a results-oriented framework, we can empower our teams in a more personal and imaginative manner.” ~Heather Younger As a trained commercial artist and supervisor, I can attest to Heather R. Younger, J.D.’s comparison in …

Greeting Fellow Learners, We are excited to share that the Connect, Learn, and Grow Series is back for this fall for a 4-episode, special edition mini-series. Episode 16 will be launched this Wednesday! To view current and previous episodes, visit the Connect, Learn, and Grow Series page at:  https://hr.wisc.edu/professional-development/programs/virtual-learning/connect-learn-and-grow-series/. EPISODE 16: Exploring Creativity and Innovation …

Planners’ Picks:  A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today we focus mostly on mental health of you and your staff, with some empowerment sprinkled in. _________________________________ Why you’re feeling work-from-home burnout—and what can be done As the pandemic drags on, many remote workers are reporting feeling drained. Here’s what some …