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This important presentation is designed to help HR personnel, supervisors, and employees to better understand harassing behavior, what typically motivates it, and the different forms it takes. The session also provides several strategies that can be used to build a more respectful workplace culture to help prevent harassment from occurring.

This important session focuses on making managing employee performance an ongoing process instead of an annual event (i.e., the annual review) to maximize productivity. The presentation covers best practices in performance management including collaborating to set goals, utilizing ongoing coaching conversations to keep employees accountable and on track, and how to review completed work to ensure quality.

Preventing Harassment and Discrimination: Non-Supervisors prepares learners to cultivate and maintain a workplace culture resistant to discrimination, harassment and retaliation. Employees will be equipped with the information and skills that promote intervention, empathy, and allyship.

duration: 1 hr.

This is an American Heart Association Course - Heart Saver First Aid with CPR & AED. The Heartsaver First Aid Course teaches how to manage illness and injuries in the first few minutes of an emergency until professional help arrives. Course content includes General Principles of First Aid, Medical and Injury Emergencies. CPR and AED, and Environmental Emergencies are also included in the course. Upon successful completion of this course, participants receive a course completion card valid for two years. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing. Skills practice requires working on your hands and knees, bending, standing, and lifting. If you have any physical conditions that might prevent these activities, please let instructor know prior to the start of class. Instructor may be able to adjust the equipment for back, knee, or hip problems. Also, please let instructor know if you are allergic to latex.

Course Description:

UTSA researchers may return to campus to resume research operations that cannot be completed remotely. COVID-19 pandemic requires additional protective measures to ensure the health and safety of the Roadrunner and local community. This training provides researchers with an understanding of those measures and the resources available to support those efforts.

Course Objective(s):

Target Audience: The research community, including faculty, staff, and students engaged in on-campus research.

duration: 20 min.

This program aims to build on your knowledge and skills to recognize, prevent, and manage crisis behaviors using person-centered and trauma-informed responses. You will begin to establish a common philosophy and framework for your organization’s culture of Care, Welfare, Safety, and Security.

Join UTSA Events Management staff as we provide you with crucial information for campus event planning. In this updated course, experts will provide a detailed tutorial on the reservation submission process, review available venues on campus, provide information on essential service providers, and help navigate campus event policies. Join us as we reveal the tools needed to make event planning less stressful and more successful!

As someone who supports student athletes, your leadership is vital in promoting the fundamental values of respect, empathy, fairness, civility, honesty, and responsibility that the NCAA has identified as essential to the development of our athletic community. As an athletic staff member, you are in a unique position to influence student athletes and support them as they engage in healthy, respectful relationships with their peers and partners.

Trauma Informed Care 101 is an introductory course to cover foundational concepts of this evidence based practice, and 5 guiding principles you can apply in your roles as faculty/staff at UTSA. By developing your roles under a trauma informed lens, you have the opportunity to improve the student experience for those who have experienced traumatic events prior to or during their pursuit of higher education. By taking this training, you will receive an invitation to join the Foster Care Champions Council, where you will receive continued professional development opportunities around trauma informed care and engagement opportunities with students served by the Fostering Educational Success Center.

People Excellence is excited to host the first-ever Academic campus Internal Staff Career Fair, on June 23, 2026, located in the recently renovated Employee Success Center, 1st Floor, North Paseo Building (Main Campus) of the NPB) on the Main Campus.

Date: June 23, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Employee Success Center (1st Floor of NPB), Main Campus

This inaugural event, themed, “Bloom Where You’re Planted” is designed to empower UT San Antonio Academic Campus employees by offering: 

• Opportunities for career exploration, growth and advancement
• Networking with departments across campus
• Professional and skills development
• Showcase internal jobs and professional development resources

Participants can explore and network with departments across campus from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM and can register for individual learning sessions available throughout the day.  All sessions are in-person.

Learning Session Schedule:

UTSA Wellness is excited to announce the return of Team UTSA to the 2025 San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup! This annual event is an excellent opportunity for the university to engage with the community and support San Antonio youth through fun competitions including relay races, a 5K, cornhole, basketball tournaments and more.  

Events run throughout the spring and culminate with the main event on May 31, 2025, at the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW).

Description: What does it mean to financially “viva well?” 

Financial wellness is about achieving a state of wellbeing where you live within your means, feel confident in your future, and prepare for the unexpected. This year’s Fair will help you get organized and make informed financial decisions to create a more secure tomorrow. Seminars will be offered throughout the day and are free to attend. Representatives from our retirement plan providers will also be in attendance to answer your questions.

Airrosti, is committed to resolving pain and injuries at the source. An effective alternative to surgery and traditional pain management.

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Here are the sessions lined up:

2/5/2025 - Health at Your Desk - Move beyond good posture to prevent pain.

• Is too much sitting contributing to your chronic aches and pains? Spending hours at a desk can lead to pain throughout the upper body and lower back. Proper posture is essential, but it’s only the first step towards improving back and neck health. Join us for an interactive workshop to learn simple techniques for reducing strain, improving range of motion, and increasing strength. We’ll also provide a conservative care option to help stop pain at the source.
  
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3/20/2025 - Lacrosse Ball- Complimentary Lunch N Learn plus Injury Assessments.

• Ever felt like you just need to work out some knots? Discomfort in your body can be a real pain. Even the most basic daily routines can become a burden because of common back, neck, and other musculoskeletal injuries. Join Airrosti for a complimentary and interactive session from 11:00-12:00 PM to learn about the benefits of utilizing a lacrosse ball to help relieve common types of soft tissue pain. Followed by 15-minute complimentary injury assessments. Time slots for injury assessments are from 1:00 PM-2:00 PM. FREE lunch will be provided for all participants.
• Lunch N Learn Time: 11:00-12:00 PM, Injury Assessments: 12:00 PM-2:00 PM.
• Please note additional requirements to register for the Lunch N Learn. Please click here
  
• To reserve your Injury Assessment time slot please click Here
  

4/23/2025 - Tech Neck- Learn how to relieve and prevent tech neck pain.

• Spending two-thirds of our day with our necks angled downward while working on our computers or texting on our phones can lead to chronic pain and even result in more serious, long-term injuries. Join Airrosti for an educational session to learn how to prevent and relieve the pain associated with repetitive neck stress. Please note additional requirements to register.
  
• Please note additional requirements to register. Please click Here to register
  

NOTE: Attendees will be awarded attendance manually after the sessions are over.

Take a well-deserved wellness break and stop by to visit our friendly therapy dogs! Faculty and staff are invited to sign up for a relaxation session to de-stress, recharge, and enjoy some time with these certified comfort companions.

Spending just a few minutes with therapy animals can help reduce stress, boost mood, and support overall well-being—making this the perfect midday reset during your workday.

Event Details:

• Date: May 5, 11 am to 1 pm
• Open to: UTSA Faculty & Staff

Whether you need a quick mental break or simply love dogs, we invite you to pause, connect, and recharge with us.