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We encourage you to read all emails sent to university employees, but we realize it’s easy to miss the details in the barrage of content sometimes. Below we’ve compiled a few highlights from recent editions of GWell, Focus on Yourself Fridays, and The GW Staff Council Pillars Newsletter.
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GWell
HR’s monthly newsletter.
Faculty and Staff Meal Plans
Faculty & Staff Meal Plans are available again for the Spring 2024 semester! These plans come at a discounted price for Faculty & Staff and are paid for through payroll deduction (either biweekly or monthly). The deadline to enroll in a plan will be January 12, 2024; no changes can be made after a plan is selected. To learn more about how to sign-up, pay for, and use a Faculty & Staff Meal Plan please visit the dining website.
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Focus on Yourself Fridays
Resources to help you develop professionally.
LinkedIn Learning
This past year, Focus on Yourself Fridays provided LinkedIn Learning recommendations in each newsletter. The most popular LinkedIn Learning recommendation was Event Planning Foundations.
Other popular courses included Emotional Intelligence Basics, and Leading without Formal Authority.
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The GW Staff Council Pillars Newsletter
The official newsletter for GW’s Staff Council.
Learn How to Make Your Work More Accessible
There are ways that you can make your work more accessible to everyone who encounters it, including those with disabilities. Below are some ways you can learn more about making content usable and accessible.
- Provide agendas and materials in advance if you can so people can review and prepare to contribute thoughtfully.
- Break up long content into more manageable chunks. For documents, you can do this using headings to designate segments, or you can split into shorter documents. If you’re giving a longer meeting or presentation, make space for processing or questions every 15 minutes.