U of A for Tomorrow Updates: October 28, 2021
28 October 2021
Here are the key U of A for Tomorrow updates from this week:
UAT website to be updated tomorrow
We're updating the UAT website to consolidate and simplify the information currently on the site. As the update is completed, parts of the website may be unavailable from midnight tonight until tomorrow (Friday, October 29) at 1 pm. POP and the UAT blog will NOT be affected and will remain available throughout the update.
When we launched the site in June 2020, UAT had two main branches of activity—academic and administrative restructuring. Now the university community is in the process of building one integrated operating model. With the update, we will be reorganizing information and content to better reflect where we are in the process and where we are headed. This will involve reducing duplication of information and archiving a few out-of-date materials. Please be assured that all content and information will still be available to the community after the update. In future, if you have trouble locating materials on the updated site, please do not hesitate to reach out to us for assistance at uat@ualberta.ca. Thank you for your patience as we make the change.
Looking ahead at supporting and sustaining activities
This is the final article in our series highlighting the upcoming activities and milestones for key initiatives of the SET program. This week, we look at the initiatives that have been identified as critical to sustaining the operating model beyond the SET program.
Ask SET Anything: All Staff Edition
With the implementation of the new operating model, the university has gone through significant changes recently. We want to ensure you have an opportunity to ask questions and share feedback during this time of transition. Join us for another edition of our Ask SET Anything series on Friday, November 5, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Hiring announcements
- Derek Michael: Director, University Development
- Katharine Millen Worré: Director, Faculty Development, College of Natural and Applied Sciences and College of Social Sciences and Humanities
- Daryl Silzer: Director, Faculty Development, College of Health Sciences