OneIT recently renewed its agreement with Adobe; faculty and staff Adobe users may have received an email notification saying “you now have access to All Apps – Pro Edition – EDU.” That was a legitimate email notification of the update, but employees do not have to do anything to continue using the software.
Gary W. Stinnett, associate vice chancellor for human resources and university affirmative action officer, has announced his intention to retire, effective April 1, 2023.
This June brings important updates from the Office of Human Resources. Please carefully read this information on the new Personal Observance Leave and legislative pay increases for the upcoming fiscal year.
In the next couple of days, employees should see a new icon on their Windows desktop and start menu that says “OneIT Support." Mac users will see the same icon in self-service and applications.
Receiving a COVID-19 vaccination and booster remain the best protection against severe illness from the virus, especially as cases continue to rise nationally and in the state.
Glenda K. Mayo, a faculty member in the Department of Engineering Technology and Construction Management, Lee College of Engineering, died May 10, following a long illness.
On May 15, University Policy 101.22, Flexible Work Arrangements for SHRA and EHRA Non-Faculty Employees, was revised as a response to one of the primary recommendations of the Post-Pandemic Workforce Task Force report. The revisions are intended to be clearer about University expectations
