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This is your space to share information with fellow employees and ɳ students! Below, you'll find a listing of upcoming events and announcements. Events and announcements tagged for "current students" and/or "faculty & staff" also are included in our weekly e-newsletters each Thursday! Learn how to or in the Services Portal. Or just log into the website below to get started!
Announcements
Starting Fall 2025, ɳ University’s MBA program is STEM-designated, integrating advanced coursework in analytics, technology, and AI. This distinction enhances career opportunities, particularly for international students, who can now benefit from an extended 36-month OPT period in the U.S.
Do you know someone who is passionate about the ɳ community and enjoys connecting with others? Nominate a colleague or yourself to be a part of the ɳ University Staff Senate. There are eight openings for the 2025-27 Staff Senate term. Staff Senators have a front-row seat to learn and engage in larger decisions made at the university. Nominations are being accepted through March 14.
ɳ University is exploring opportunities for faculty and staff to connect in a casual, supportive space. These gatherings are not professional development but an opportunity for solidarity and camaraderie.
Gear up for a great March with OP! Whether you’re looking to enjoy the last of the snow, challenge yourself with indoor climbing, or explore the trails on a hike, we’ve got something for you. Check out what’s coming up!
The Staff Senate Professional Development Committee is pleased to announce a Peace of Mind and End of Life Planning Workshop presented by The Heartwood Collective on Friday, March 14. This interactive fully remote one-hour workshop supports employees by leading them through the practicalities of end-of-life preparation while also covering how to navigate these topics with parents and older loved ones. Advanced registration is required.
Upcoming Events
All are welcome to drop in at Old College Hall to learn the history of the building and its place in ɳ University's history.
Sarah Cavanagh, author of Mind Over Monsters: Supporting Youth Mental Health with Compassionate Challenge, will visit campus on Wednesday, September 17, 2025. A wide variety of events will be planned on, inviting students, faculty, and staff to engage with Prof. Cavanagh and the concept of “compassionate challenge” in the college classroom. Please save the the date and learn how you can prepare for her visit.
All are welcome to drop in at Old College Hall to learn the history of the building and its place in ɳ University's history.
All are welcome to drop in at Old College Hall to learn the history of the building and its place in ɳ University's history.
All are welcome to drop in at Old College Hall to learn the history of the building and its place in ɳ University's history.