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Wellness and Professional Development Resources

April 4, 2006

 

Dear College of Engineering Non-Academic Staff:
As stated in the College of Engineering Strategic Plan, staff are a critical part of the College community and contribute significantly to the College's continued success.  That impact is greatly enhanced when staff are supported in professional development activities that enrich their skills, assist in attaining performance and professional goals, and ensure continued success in their role.  In addition, the College recognizes the impact feeling healthy and sustained has on employees' ability to contribute fully, and the role that wellness activities can play in fostering overall health.  Therefore, it is a pleasure to announce the establishment of College of Engineering Wellness and Professional Development Guidelines for Non-academic Staff.

In summary:
Non-academic staff are eligible for up to 3 hours per week of paid release time for professional development or wellness activities.  Included in the Guidelines document are on-line resources to assist supervisors and employees with the identification of professional development opportunities.  In support of wellness activity participation, on a two year trial basis beginning April 1, 2006, departments will reimburse employees for 80% of an employees' program, class, and/or membership fee to a maximum of $125 per year.  Supervisory approval of paid release time and reimbursement requests for both professional development and wellness activities will be based on employee's current job performance, professional development goals, and the business needs of the unit.

Please take a moment to review these materials and determine how the guidelines support your goals.  Your feedback is welcome.

Sincerely,
Julie Delay

 
 
Wellness and Professional Development Guidelines for Non-Academic Staff
Details release time and funding available to non-academic staff for participation in wellness and professional development activities.
 
Wellness and Professional Development Request Form
For requesting funding and/or release time for participation in wellness and professional development activities.
 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
 

 

 
 
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