Children of Syracuse University faculty and staff, ages 9-15, are invited to visit Syracuse University on April 21 as part of the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® program. This program provides an opportunity for children of Syracuse University faculty and staff to learn first hand about:
• the mission and vision of Syracuse University;
• the importance of higher education;
• and the daily contributions of faculty and staff across campus.
Participation by faculty and staff in Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® is at the discretion of their supervisor.
Details about the event are available on the HR web site. The registration deadline is April 12.
Website: http://humanresources.syr.edu/daughterssonstowork.html
Contact Person: Katherine Bloomer-Calabria
Office of Human Resources
443-2488
learn@syr.edu
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