Registration for the fall Staff 2 Staff series is now available online. Staff 2 Staff is a brown bag lunch program for
Syracuse University employees featuring training and casual, informative sessions designed to enhance one’s professional and/or personal life. All sessions begin at noon and end by 1:30 p.m. unless otherwise specified.
The series begins in October with a tour of the Archbold/Flanagan recreational facilities on October 3; an overview of the dependent tuition benefit program on Oct. 4; a gallery talk on the Bittersweet/Bloodwork exhibition on Oct. 10; a presentation on diabetes with St. Joseph’s Hospital on Oct. 11; and a parenting session on positive discipline on 0ct. 16.
Find the complete list of fall Staff 2 Staff sessions and associated registration links on the Human Resources web site at
humanresources.syr.edu/staff/nbu_staff/s2s.html. Registration is required for all sessions.
Website: humanresources.syr.edu
Contact Person: Susan Torrell-Szarek
Office of Human Resources
learn@syr.edu or 443-2099
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