Registration for the fall Staff 2 Staff sessions is now available online. Staff 2 Staff is a brown bag lunch program featuring training and information sessions that may enhance both your professional and personal life. All sessions begin at noon and end by 1:30 p.m. unless otherwise specified.
We are going to start the series in early October with a tour of Archbold/Flanagan recreational facilities on Oct. 5, Gallery Talk: [hyphen] Amercans on Oct. 6, a tour of the Carrier Dome on Oct. 12, and an overview of Dependent Tuition Benefits on Oct. 13 and 17.
Additionally, we are pleased to be continuing our series on Preparing for Retirement.
Find the complete list of fall Staff 2 Staff sessions and associated registration links on the HR web site at http://humanresources.syr.edu/staff/nbu_staff/s2s.html. Registration
is required for all sessions.
Website: http://humanresources.syr.edu/staff/nbu_staff/s2s.html
Contact Person: Susan Torrell-Szarek
Human Resources
443-2099
learn@syr.edu
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