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Reminder that campus will be closed Thursday, July 4th in observance of Fourth of July.

☀️ Join us for our Spring Learning Series on Creating Accountability! Accountability is crucial for a healthy, happy, and productive workplace. This training will provide you with a better understanding of what accountability is, why it is important, and how to foster a culture of accountability at work. You will learn specific strategies for holding not only others accountable in the workplace but also yourself.☀️ Creating Accountability☀️ Tuesday, July 16☀️ 8:30-9:30 AM via ZoomPlease register via Cornerstone under Spring Learning Series by July 9 at 8:30 AM.Contact hr.talentdevelopment@ttu.edu with any questions.#TexasTech #professionaldevelopment #TTUFaculty #TTUStaff

View our upcoming trainings for July including four live webinar trainings from TIAA. Please register via Cornerstone for the trainings in red. For the TIAA webinars, please see the calendar on our website for more information and to register.

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☀️ Happy first (official) day of summer!

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Reminder that campus will be closed Wednesday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.

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From our team to yours, Happy Father's Day to all the dads on campus!

First summer session of New Employee Orientation ☀️ Welcome to #TexasTech!

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In the next Frontline Leader Series, you will learn how to be a leader, regardless of your position title. In any position, you can positively influence and motivate those around you. Through interactive discussions and activities, we will walk through the different behaviors of leaders and how to implement these leadership goals into your day-to-day work life. 🔴 Leading From Where You Are🔴 Tuesday, June 25 from 1:30 - 2:30 PM🔴 Doak Conference Center 156Please register via Cornerstone under Frontline Leader Series by June 18 at 1:30 PM.Contact hr.talentdevelopment@ttu.edu with any questions.

☀️ Join us for our Spring Learning Series led by Dr. Kamau OgingaSiwatu, Ph.D., Professor of Educational Psychology and Interim Associate Dean for the College of Education. In today's fast-paced world, busyness has become synonymous with productivity. However, this perception often fosters a culture that rewards being overworked and constantly busy, often resulting in employees experiencing increased stress and feelings of burnout. Dr. Siwatu’s presentation explores the concept of busyness versus productivity and offers practical strategies to reclaim control over time and achieve meaningful results. Using the concept of time dividends, Dr. Siwatu will underscore the importance of mindful time management and the potential benefits that can arise from making conscious choices about how employees spend their time at work. Additionally, Dr. Siwatu will identify several strategies that yield time dividends – the concept of gaining extra time as a result of implementing efficient and effective time management strategies. Attendees will be poised to cultivate a culture of productivity that fosters well-being, reduces stress, and enhances overall satisfaction in the workplace.☀️ When Busyness is not Productive: Practical Strategies that Produce Time Dividends☀️ Wednesday, June 26☀️ 2:00 - 3:00 PM via ZoomPlease register via Cornerstone under Spring Learning Series by June 19 at 2 PM.Contact hr.talentdevelopment@ttu.edu with any questions.#TexasTech #professionaldevelopment #TTUFaculty #TTUStaff