Registration for the spring 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 late February with a session on SU Library offerings and services for staff on Feb. 28, a session with Admissions on preparing for your child’s college search on March 1, “Gallery Talk: Looking and Looking” on March 7 and an overview of Medicare on March 13.
Find the complete list of spring 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
Office of Human Resources
learn@syr.edu
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