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Parking lots U17, U21, and W73 will be closed on Friday, Sept. 4. Additional parking can be found in lots W87 (Modlin) and U12 (Steam Plant).
Parking lot U17 (Print Shop) will be closed Thursday, August 27. Additional parking can be found in parking lots U12 (Steam Plant) and U21 (Queally).
The Safety Series is back. Join the Department of Public Safety for a six-week series focused on campus safety and emergency preparedness. Each week features expert-led training on topics such as CPR, active threat, Stop the Bleed, fire safety, emergency preparedness, and self-defense. Attend one session or all six.
- Sept. 18 — Hands-Only CPR
- Sept. 25 — Active Threat
- Oct. 2 — Stop the Bleed
- Oct. 9 — Fire Safety
- Oct. 16 — Emergency Preparedness
- Oct. 23 — Self-Defense
This cohort creates a space for senior teaching and tenured faculty to reflect on meaningful goals, renewed purpose, and the next phase of their professional lives.
While the program will support faculty members who are contemplating promotion to full professor, its larger goal is to encourage faculty thriving in mid-career, whatever that might look like for each participant. Participants should have 6–10 years’ experience at UR, but anyone who believes this experience could be valuable is welcome to apply.
The cohort will meet 4 times over the course of the semester for 75 minutes. Participants will also have an opportunity to take part in a one-on-one consultation with program facilitators. Participants are expected to attend all four meetings and to complete short homework assignments in between sessions.
Please sign up by Sept. 24.
Fall 2026
The meetings will take place on Thursdays from 3:30–4:45 in the Faculty Hub:
- Oct. 1: Exploring personal values and purpose
- Oct. 15: Purposeful planning
- Nov. 5: Rewiring mentoring networks
- Dec. 3: Preparing for your next steps
Campus Highlights
Did you know…
Varsity sports offered within our Division I athletic program
Wellness corner
Whether it’s prioritizing sleep, staying active, exploring new interests, or making time for mindfulness, starting the semester with intention can set the tone for a successful and fulfilling year. Try by incorporating one new well-being practice daily, and these small steps will have big rewards!
In the News
Psychology professor Adam Stanaland is quoted.
Finance professor Tom Arnold is interviewed.
Lauren Tilton, rhetoric and communications studies professor and director of CLAAI, is quoted.
A book by leadership studies professor and historian Lauren Henley is reviewed.
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