Dear FAS colleagues,
Please join me in thanking Dana Chapman, Associate Vice President for Enterprise Business and Information Technology Solutions, for over 30 years of exemplary service to the university as she plans her retirement later this year effective December 31, 2021.
Dear FAS colleagues,
In his message to all employees, President Jay Hartzell extended the timeframe for some staff to return to campus to Oct. 4 while also allowing faculty to adjust their teaching modality during this time frame.
Dear FAS colleagues,
There is no denying this has been a challenging few weeks as the COVID-19 Delta variant has moved into Central Texas. In the last week, we have seen the university begin rolling out contingencies to help minimize density in classrooms, request students get tested for COVID-19 before returning to campus, and I have requested FAS leadership reduce any unnecessary on-site work to help with density as well.
Employees from Utilities and Energy Management (UEM) at the University of Texas at Austin began an employee engagement initiative in 2018 to promote an equitable, diverse and inclusive environment within the organization.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) recently designated Document Solution as a certified full-service mail handler.
Campus Safety and the university’s Incident Response Meteorologist Troy Kimmel work diligently year-round to plan and prepare for inclement weather while also educating the campus community about ways to be prepared on and off campus. Campus Safety’s Director of Emergency Preparedness Jonathan Robb emphasizes that because campus is most vulnerable to severe weather emergencies compared to other types of emergency events, being prepared is the best way to minimize the possible disastrous effects that can occur.
A project to install a surplus chiller at the Pickle Research Campus (PRC) involved multiple teams from Utilities and Energy Management (UEM).
You have access to a wealth of resources to help you build projects and campaigns! Download the University brand book and toolkit to peruse templates (stationery, presentations, print and web files), images, icons – and guidelines on how to use them. Feel free to contact FAS Communications with any questions you might have about the brand guides or how you can apply them to your unit's communications.
