Posted on 17 May 2018
Throughout the year, but particularly during the summer months, the University of Miami hosts programs that welcome youths under the age of 18 to our campus. As the University prepares for these summer activities, the Office of Human Resources reminds the entire community of our collective commitment to the protection, safety, and welfare of children.
All members of the UM community should review the Youth Protection Policy. This policy provides guidelines for University-related activities hosted for youths, both on and off campus, and provides important reminders about our obligation to report any sexual misconduct or mistreatment of minors.
For more information, please contact Bonnie M. Muschett, director of compliance and Title IX coordinator, at [email protected].
Posted on 11 May 2018
Take a break from your busy schedule to learn and practice techniques that promote health through relaxation. This Faculty and Staff Assistance Program session is offered for those interested in building their capacity to consciously activate their body’s parasympathetic response, which is at the heart of all stress management techniques. Its use is directly correlated with the promotion of optimal health. This session will be facilitated by an FSAP consultant.
Rosenstiel campus: Tuesday, May 22, 12-1 p.m., Library Media Room
Miller School campus: Wednesday, May 23, 12-1 p.m., Don Soffer Clinical Research Center, room 620
Coral Gables campus: Thursday, May 24, 12-1 p.m., Flipse Building, room 536
FSAP Health and Wellness seminars are offered as part of the University of Miami’s Well ’Canes Program. Register through ulearn.miami.edu. For help with ULearn registration, or to receive email announcements of upcoming seminars, please call the FSAP at 305-284-6604.
Posted on 04 May 2018
Looking for the perfect graduation gift? Why not congratulate your favorite graduate with a love brick on the Patti and Allan Herbert Wellness Center’s Love Bridge?
It’s a gift that will last a lifetime and for generations to come, a perfect gift for students who hold the University in their hearts as they embark on their careers. To purchase a brick, click here.
For more information, call Carmen Gilbert at 305-284-8512 or visit the website.
Posted on 03 May 2018
Reap the benefits of microlearning with bite-sized lessons every day. Short, regular periods of high-intensity exercise get you fitter quicker than endurance training; eating little and often keeps you slimmer; and bite-sized instruction lets you learn faster. Bite-sized content is easier to digest, understand and remember.
Take a moment to check out light, short-yet-substantial content in ULearn, including this week’s recommended bite-sized lesson:
Effective Business Meetings
Description: Get some quick insight before running your next meeting. In just a few minutes you will be better equipped to run more effective meetings.
- When Too Many Meetings Are Just Too Much – 6 minutes
- Making Meetings Work – 6 minutes
- Preparing to Meet – 4 minutes
- To Meet or Not to Meet – 2 minutes
To sign up:
- Visit: ULearn
- Log in using your ‘Cane ID and password
- Search for “Effective Business Meetings”
- Click on “Request”
For more information, please contact Talent and Organizational Development at [email protected]
Posted on 03 May 2018
The semester may be ending, but the Healthy ‘Canes Employee Clinics are open to full- and part-time faculty and staff from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, throughout the summer on the Coral Gables and Miller School of Medicine campuses.
UM clinicians at both locations provide convenient access to UHealth medical services for common illnesses, such as influenza, sinus infections, minor injuries, and common skin rashes or infections, all at a low cost of $5 per visit. Employees who visit the walk-in clinics also can be seen for annual physicals and immunizations.
Employees with severe or chronic medical symptoms, and those needing prescription refills, should contact their primary care physician.
For additional details regarding locations and a comprehensive list of available services, visit the Healthy ‘Canes Employee Clinics website. Anyone with life- threatening symptoms should seek immediate emergency care.