The College will implement the staff salary increase program in two phases over the next 18 months. First Phase This year, all employees who consistently meet expectations or significantly exceed expectations will receive the bi-level percentage increase. However, the percentage … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: Implementation
Day: February 4, 2011
Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: The Plan
Between June and December of 2010, the SRC and the Wage & Salary committee met regularly to consider how best to administer the funds available each year for staff raises. Our discussions focused on 1) finding a way of moving … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: The Plan
Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: Background
This is the first of three posts aimed at explaining the new salary increase program that the College will put in place during the next two years. Although we are holding open meetings this week to explain the new procedures, I thought … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Revising the Staff Salary Increase Program: Background
Beyond Aunt Des
I have been away too long from this blog, but with the renewed energy brought to campus by the arrival of the “Febs’ (class of 2014.5) two days ago, it is time to start posting again. I was going to write on the goings and comings of Febs—the class of 2010.5, which celebrated its graduation […]…Continue Reading Beyond Aunt Des
Microsoft Office 365 brings together Next Generation cloud versions of Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Lync Online with the familiar Office desktop suite.
EVENT TITLE A First Look at Microsoft Office 355 DATE February 10, 2011 TIME 11:00am -12:00pm EST WHERE LIB 105 Launching in the coming months, Office 365 delivers the power of cloud productivity to businesses and organizations of all sizes, helping … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Microsoft Office 365 brings together Next Generation cloud versions of Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Lync Online with the familiar Office desktop suite.
Edge and Atwater
Yes, dear readers, I’m still cheating on you on another blog. The Atwater contest is nearing completion, though, and in one of the final posts for Turf Battle I’m again writing about a landscape concept you all might find interesting. I write about Edge, and how it effects the composition of masses and spaces within […]…Continue Reading Edge and Atwater
In Other Words
Students learn how not to get lost in translation….Continue Reading In Other Words