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LDR120 From Goals to Growth: Navigating Employee Performance

From Goals to Growth: Navigating Employee Performance

Join other leaders at UT San Antonio in our Leadership Foundations series to enhance your leadership skills and knowledge.

This interactive course is designed to strengthen your performance management expertise. Through engaging discussions, practical exercises and real-world examples you’ll learn three essential practices for leaders that drive employee success:

  • Goal Setting – Define clear objectives that align with organizational priorities.
  • Monitoring and Coaching – Provide effective feedback and support to boost performance.
  • Documentation and Evaluation – Ensure fairness and accountability through structured processes.

Discover new ways to foster engagement, build accountability and help your team thrive in a dynamic work environment.


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LDR635 Leadership Huddle (May 2026) - Managing Change

EAP149 How to Thrive in a Multi-Generational Workplace Environment

How to Thrive in a Multi-Generational Workplace Environment

This session discusses the differences between the five generations in today’s workplace, and provides tools to help the participants to better understand and collaborate with colleagues from each.

 


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LDR634 Leadership Huddle (March 2026) - Managing Stress and Burnout

EAP148 Your Attitude Determines Your Altitude

Your Attitude Determines Your Altitude

This dynamic presentation explores the importance of a good attitude, and its impact on our health and career success. It includes insight into the components that make up our attitudes (beliefs, thought patterns, emotions, etc.), as well as some practical tips for making improvements.

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EAP147 How to Maintain a More Positive Mindset

How to Maintain a More Positive Mindset

This important presentation discusses how to intentionally embrace a more positive mindset, including strategies for improving self-talk, managing emotions, and responding more effectively to challenging circumstances.

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EAP146 Building a Culture of Respect

Building a Culture of Respect

This important session focuses on building awareness in staff of the attitudes, emotions, behaviors, etc. that create barriers to a respectful workplace culture; and providing self- management and interpersonal skills training that will lead to more openness, effective communication, greater collaboration, and better management of differences at the office.

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CT1128 Dept of Statistics and Data Science Accessibility Training

Dept of Statistics and Data Science Accessibility Training

This closed department training for the Department of Statistics and Data Science will provide an introduction to digital accessibility and the ADA Title II requirement. The session will include a brief demonstration of the TidyUp tool, review best practices for accessible course content, and highlight practical steps to prepare faculty for upcoming accessibility standards.

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SD0459 Pop-Up Micro-Learning on SMART Goals

Pop-Up Micro-Learning on SMART Goals

Learn how to create Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART) goals that drive clarity and accountability. This 15-minute microlearning session offers practical tips to help you create focused, actionable goals that support your growth and align with organizational expectations.

 

 Contact: Sara Tate
Email: sara.tate@utsa.edu  


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PD1024 Educating for Impact: Building World-Ready Students | UT System Webinar Series 2025-2026

Educating for Impact: Building World-Ready Students | UT System Webinar Series 2025-2026

We invite faculty, administrators, staff, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students across the UT System to join our monthly webinar series. This series explores the enduring value of the core curriculum, and the foundational scholarly skills students gain through it. Sessions will highlight how the core curriculum fosters cultural and social capital, analytical thinking, global citizenship, and interdisciplinary awareness—skills that prepare graduates to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing workplace and society. Faculty-led conversations will also showcase innovative practices in student partnership, productive struggle in the age of AI, and new ways of making learning visible and durable. Together, these sessions affirm the power of higher education to future-proof our students while deepening the impact of teaching and learning. Each session will be organized by the respective Center for Teaching and Learning, or its equivalent, on participating campuses, providing a platform for sharing insights, strategies, and innovations.

9/11: What is the Value of Higher Education? presented by UT Austin
10/9: Cultural and Social Capital: Presented by UT San Antonio's Dr. Bruce Rudy and Dr. Claudia Arcolin
11/13: Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving: Presented by UT Tyler
12/11: Creating Global Citizens: International Education: Presented by UT Dallas
1/15: Interdisciplinary Awareness: Presented by MD Anderson
2/12: Listening to Learn: Eliciting and Reflecting on Feedback from Student Partners in Teaching: Presented by UTRGV
3/12: Productive Struggle: Presented by UT Arlington
4/9: Comprehensive Learner Record for future proofing our Students: Presented by UT Austin

Learn more about the series: Educating for Impact: https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/e7liNy9S0QaIr

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WLN119 YMCA Health Chat: Principles of Fitness

YMCA Health Chat: Principles of Fitness

Explain the difference between physical activity and exercise. Discuss the health benefits of physical activity, learn the components of fitness, explain the components of an exercise session, and discuss safety of physical activity.

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WLN118 UTSA Wellness Vendor Pop-Up

UTSA Wellness Vendor Pop-Up

Fall is the perfect time to plant the seeds for healthier habits! Join us for our Wellness Vendor Pop-Up, a festive, seasonal event designed to support your total wellbeing. UT System benefit providers, UTSA partners, and San Antonio wellness organizations will be on-site to share resources and engage with you directly.  

Enjoy:  

  • Healthy & delicious refreshments  

  • A variety of interactive wellness booths  

  • On-site vaccination clinic  

  • Living Well platform demos  

  • Exclusive wellness giveaways 

  • ….and more!  

Whether you’re focused on physical fitness, mental clarity, or financial wellness, this event has something for everyone. Let the season of change inspire your next wellness goal. We look forward to seeing you there!  

  

This event will provide 200 points for those participating in the Limeade app. Collecting points can earn you additional wellness incentives at the end of the fiscal year! Visit the UT Living Well Platform webpage for additional information. 


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SD0178 UTSA Employee Benefits Fair 2025

UTSA Employee Benefits Fair 2025

Annual Enrollment begins soon! Please join us to learn about your benefits for the 2025-2026 year.

Locations & Timeframe: 

Main Campus - Business Building, University Room, 9 AM - 3 PM

Downtown Campus - Buena Vista Building, Room 1.338, 9 AM - 12 PM

The Office of Employee Benefits will also present annual enrollment highlights throughout the day at both campuses. 

For questions, contact:

hr@utsa.edu

210-458-4250

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SD0724 Presenting with Superpowers: A HyFlex Hero’s Journey

Presenting with Superpowers: A HyFlex Hero’s Journey

Part 1: Suit Up: Building Your HyFlex Hero Presentation Toolkit Session Description: Every great hero needs the right gear—and every great presenter needs the right tools. In this interactive session, you'll begin your transformation into a HyFlex presentation superhero. Learn how to craft compelling content, design slides that shine, and engage both in-person and online faculty audiences with confidence. Whether you're new to presenting or looking to level up your skills, this session will equip you with the essentials to suit up and step into the spotlight.

Part 2: The Hero’s Test: Practice, Polish, Perform Session Description: Now that you’ve built your toolkit, it’s time to put your powers to the test. In this hands-on session, you’ll step into the HyFlex arena to practice your presentation skills in a supportive, feedback-rich environment. Channel your inner superhero as you refine your delivery, troubleshoot tech, and learn how to adapt in real time. Walk away with polished skills, increased confidence, and the readiness to wow any faculty audience—online or in the room.

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SD0721.7 Budget Bites: Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type

Budget Bites: Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type

Course Description: Monthly budget session to provide guidance on budget related transactions and reporting and address frequently asked questions.

Course Objectives: Provide learning opportunities on budget-related topics, including the use of tools and resources, eForm processing, budget transfers and adjustments, and other relevant subjects. 

Audience: Faculty, Staff

Enrollment: Open (Anyone)

Classes: 

June 17, 2025 (SD0721) - eForms - Proposed Funding Start Date; eForms - Job Attribute Change (JAC) eForm Funding Crossing Fiscal Years

July15,  2025 (SD0721.1) - Position Funding (eForms): Reviewing the Impact of Multiple DBT's On One Position

August 19, 2025 (SD0721.2) - Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

September 17, 2025 (SD0721.3) - Hyperion: Budget Changes

October 21, 2025 (SD0721.4) - Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

November 18, 2025 (SD0721.5) - Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

December 16, 2025 (SD0721.6) - Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

January 13, 2026 (SD0721.7) - Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type


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SD0721.6 Budget Bites: Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

Budget Bites: Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

Course Description: Monthly budget session to provide guidance on budget related transactions and reporting and address frequently asked questions.

Course Objectives: Provide learning opportunities on budget-related topics, including the use of tools and resources, eForm processing, budget transfers and adjustments, and other relevant subjects. 

Audience: Faculty, Staff

Enrollment: Open (Anyone)

Classes: 

June 17, 2025 (SD0721) - eForms - Proposed Funding Start Date; eForms - Job Attribute Change (JAC) eForm Funding Crossing Fiscal Years

July15,  2025 (SD0721.1) - Position Funding (eForms): Reviewing the Impact of Multiple DBT's On One Position

August 19, 2025 (SD0721.2) - Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

September 17, 2025 (SD0721.3) - Hyperion: Budget Changes

October 21, 2025 (SD0721.4) - Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

November 18, 2025 (SD0721.5) - Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

December 16, 2025 (SD0721.6) - Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

January 13, 2026 (SD0721.7) - Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type


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SD0721.5 Budget Bites: Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

Budget Bites: Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

Course Description: Monthly budget session to provide guidance on budget related transactions and reporting and address frequently asked questions.

Course Objectives: Provide learning opportunities on budget-related topics, including the use of tools and resources, eForm processing, budget transfers and adjustments, and other relevant subjects. 

Audience: Faculty, Staff

Enrollment: Open (Anyone)

Classes: 

June 17, 2025 (SD0721) - eForms - Proposed Funding Start Date; eForms - Job Attribute Change (JAC) eForm Funding Crossing Fiscal Years

July15,  2025 (SD0721.1) - Position Funding (eForms): Reviewing the Impact of Multiple DBT's On One Position

August 19, 2025 (SD0721.2) - Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

September 17, 2025 (SD0721.3) - Hyperion: Budget Changes

October 21, 2025 (SD0721.4) - Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

November 18, 2025 (SD0721.5) - Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

December 16, 2025 (SD0721.6) - Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

January 13, 2026 (SD0721.7) - Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type


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SD0721.4 Budget Bites: Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

Budget Bites: Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

Course Description: Monthly budget session to provide guidance on budget related transactions and reporting and address frequently asked questions.

Course Objectives: Provide learning opportunities on budget-related topics, including the use of tools and resources, eForm processing, budget transfers and adjustments, and other relevant subjects. 

Audience: Faculty, Staff

Enrollment: Open (Anyone)

Classes: 

June 17, 2025 (SD0721) - eForms - Proposed Funding Start Date; eForms - Job Attribute Change (JAC) eForm Funding Crossing Fiscal Years

July15,  2025 (SD0721.1) - Position Funding (eForms): Reviewing the Impact of Multiple DBT's On One Position

August 19, 2025 (SD0721.2) - Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

September 17, 2025 (SD0721.3) - Hyperion: Budget Changes

October 21, 2025 (SD0721.4) - Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

November 18, 2025 (SD0721.5) - Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

December 16, 2025 (SD0721.6) - Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

January 13, 2026 (SD0721.7) - Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type


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SD0721.3 Budget Bites: Hyperion: Budget Changes

Budget Bites: Hyperion: Budget Changes

Course Description: Monthly budget session to provide guidance on budget related transactions and reporting and address frequently asked questions.

Course Objectives: Provide learning opportunities on budget-related topics, including the use of tools and resources, eForm processing, budget transfers and adjustments, and other relevant subjects. 

Audience: Faculty, Staff

Enrollment: Open (Anyone)

Classes: 

June 17, 2025 (SD0721) - eForms - Proposed Funding Start Date; eForms - Job Attribute Change (JAC) eForm Funding Crossing Fiscal Years

July15,  2025 (SD0721.1) - Position Funding (eForms): Reviewing the Impact of Multiple DBT's On One Position

August 19, 2025 (SD0721.2) - Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

September 17, 2025 (SD0721.3) - Hyperion: Budget Changes

October 21, 2025 (SD0721.4) - Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

November 18, 2025 (SD0721.5) - Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

December 16, 2025 (SD0721.6) - Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

January 13, 2026 (SD0721.7) - Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type


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SD0721.2 Budget Bites: Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

Budget Bites: Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

Course Description: Monthly budget session to provide guidance on budget related transactions and reporting and address frequently asked questions.

Course Objectives: Provide learning opportunities on budget-related topics, including the use of tools and resources, eForm processing, budget transfers and adjustments, and other relevant subjects. 

Audience: Faculty, Staff

Enrollment: Open (Anyone)

Classes: 

June 17, 2025 (SD0721) - eForms - Proposed Funding Start Date; eForms - Job Attribute Change (JAC) eForm Funding Crossing Fiscal Years

July15,  2025 (SD0721.1) - Position Funding (eForms): Reviewing the Impact of Multiple DBT's On One Position

August 19, 2025 (SD0721.2) - Budget Transfers: Transfer Process and Year-End Implications

September 17, 2025 (SD0721.3) - Hyperion: Budget Changes

October 21, 2025 (SD0721.4) - Budget Transfers: How to Avoid Comingling Funding Sources in Fund 3100

November 18, 2025 (SD0721.5) - Position Funding (eForms): Important Reminders About Holidays and Late Submissions

December 16, 2025 (SD0721.6) - Position Funding (eForms): Process Challenges with 1) Insufficient Funds, 2) Routing Multiple eForms

January 13, 2026 (SD0721.7) - Budget Adjustments: Understanding Process and Timing By Fund Type


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People Excellence

Phone: (210) 458-4250

Fax: (210) 458-4287

Email: hr@utsa.edu

Address:

One UTSA Circle

NPB, Suite 451

San Antonio, Texas 78249

Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer

As an equal employment opportunity and affirmative action employer, it is the policy of UT San Antonio to promote and ensure equal employment opportunity for all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or genetic information, and veteran status. The University is committed to the Affirmative Action Program in compliance with all government requirements to ensure nondiscrimination. Women, minorities, people with disabilities and veterans are encouraged to apply. UT San Antonio campuses are accessible to persons with disabilities.

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Complete list of posters and notices required by Federal and State law.

For accommodation information for employees and applicants with disabilities, please review: UT San Antonio Disability Accommodation Guidelines and Procedures.

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