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- Oct 217:30 AMFaculty, Staff & Student On-Campus Flu Shot ClinicFlu season is a time to look out for one another. With Aggies learning, working and living alongside one another every day, a flu shot is a simple way to help protect your classmates, colleagues, friends and the greater Texas A&M community. Texas A&M University Flu Shot Clinics make it easy to get vaccinated with convenient locations across campus. Taking a few minutes to get your flu shot can help slow the spread of illness, reduce flu-related absences from class and work and help keep our campus community healthy throughout flu season. Pop-up and mobile clinics bring flu shots closer to where faculty, staff and students work and study. No-cost and low-cost options help reduce financial barriers to vaccination. Employees may bring dependents who are covered under their insurance plan to receive a flu shot at the clinic. All dependents must have a confirmed appointment prior to attending.
- Oct 218:00 AMNew Supervisor BootcampIn this session, participants will discuss core supervisory responsibilities and common expectations for their first month in a supervisory role. They will gain hands-on experience with essential HR and payroll systems, learn critical compliance and procedural requirements, and practice key supervisory tasks that are necessary for success. Additionally, participants will explore available support resources, identify where to of for assistance, and understand their development as supervisors. To learn more information about New Supervisor Bootcamp, please refer to the Course Details (https://traintraq.tamus.edu/CourseDetails.aspx?cnum=2115089) page on TrainTraq. If you have any questions, please contact orgdev@tamu.edu. (mailto:orgdev@tamu.edu)
- Oct 219:00 AMMastering Emotional Intelligence Level 1This course introduces key concepts of emotional intelligence and their impact on daily work, relationships and performance. Participants consider how emotions influence decisions, communication and outcomes. Using the Mastering EQ Level 1 framework, the course moves beyond basic definitions to focus on applied skills. Participants explore strategies for self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship management in workplace settings. Organizations that develop emotional intelligence often see stronger collaboration, improved leadership and better resilience.Register via TrainTraq by October 14th.Please note this class is In-Person. If the registration deadline has passed or the date for this section does not work for you, visit the Course Details (https://traintraq.tamus.edu/CourseDetails.aspx?cnum=2114689) page and select the Upcoming Sections tab to view additional options. For more information, contact Organizational Development at orgdev@tamu.edu (mailto:orgdev@tamu.edu).
- Nov 412:00 PMDepartment Head Development SeriesRecognizing and Preventing Job BurnoutPresented by Dr. Stephen H. Courtright, Professor of Management & Flip and Susan Flippen Endowed Chair Burnout has become a serious challenge in today's workplace. But what exactly is burnout, how is it different from ordinary stress, and what can we do about it? In this session, we'll separate fact from fiction by examining the science of burnout and why the distinction between stress and burnout matters. Participants will learn how to recognize the warning signs of burnout, understand the workplace conditions that contribute to it, and apply practical, evidence-based strategies for preventing burnout in themselves and the people they lead.REGISTER TO ATTEND Attend in-person (Rudder 301 (https://ruddertower.ucenter.tamu.edu/spaces/rudder-third-floor/#uc-facility-nav)) or virtually (https://tamu.zoom.us/j/98066669981?pwd=2RRsVT6OJD6ZdA0E4mTBn3u9atcJOa.1).
- Nov 44:00 PMAcademic Leader Networking SocialThis monthly gathering provides an opportunity for academic leaders to network and discuss their accomplishments and challenges.REGISTER TO ATTEND
- Nov 58:30 AMFaculty Conversation Café (Zoom)Faculty Plus the Office of Student Success: Focusing on Successful StudentsThe November Faculty Conversation Cafe focuses on student success, with an emphasis on First-Generation student support, Academic Advising, and the First-Year Experience. This informal, discussion-based session will introduce key campus resources and the people behind them, offering practical insight into how they support students throughout their Aggie journey. Faculty will leave with a clearer understanding of how their own role connects to and strengthens these resources, fostering stronger collaboration in support of student success.
