Training Available for New Mosaic Systems | July 1, 2009 UA employees impacted by the Mosaic Project, which is working to replace the University's aging administrative systems, are invited to take advanatage of training programs to learn the new systems. | Campus News
Employee Q&A: Veterinarian Peder Cuneo | July 1, 2009 Peder Cuneo's job duties as the UA's extension veterinarian include caring for large animals, researching livestock issues, teaching, and collaborating with livestock producers across the state. | Campus News
Your Health Starts With You | June 24, 2009 Nancy Rogers of the UA's Life & Work Connections has coordinated a workshop series on health, fitness and wellness that is geared toward University employees. | Campus News
Cool Off With a UA Day Trip | June 17, 2009 When temperatures in Tucson get too hot to handle, consider a day trip to cooler off-campus UA facilities. | Campus News
Employee Q&A: Police Dispatcher Agi Bakonyi | June 10, 2009 As a dispatcher with The University of Arizona Police Department, Agi Bakonyi is in constant communication with UAPD officers and campus community members in need of help. | Campus News
Campus Urged to Beware of Mosquitoes | June 10, 2009 As mosquito season gets under way, campus community members are reminded to take steps to protect themselves against mosquito-borne West Nile Virus. | Campus News
Task Force to Consider New Instructional Support Office | June 10, 2009 A committee established by the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost at the UA is examining ways the University can offer more effective instructional support to faculty. | Campus News
Employee Q&A: CatTran Driver Mary Lor | June 3, 2009 When driver Mary Lor isn't behind the wheel of a CatTran shuttle at the UA, she's operating the Old Pueblo Trolley that runs between University Boulevard and Fourth Avenue. | Campus News
Nominations Due for UA ADVANCE Lecture Series | June 3, 2009 The UA ADVANCE lecture series brings junior and senior women researchers to the UA from other college campuses as part of an effort to promote increased numbers of women faculty in science, technology, engineering and math disciplines. | Campus News