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Deepika Chalemela named CIO
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Deepika Chalemela has been named UTA's Chief Information Officer (CIO). She served as interim CIO for several months.
Chalemela joined UTA's Office of Information Technology (OIT) in 2009 and has demonstrated a willingness and aptitude for working with stakeholders to establish and execute an enterprise IT strategy that supports the University's core mission while optimizing operations.
One of her key goals as CIO is to integrate the OIT strategy into the University’s business strategy and strategic plan.
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Self-care for social workers
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Sophia Fantus and Rebecca Cole completed research spotlighting the mental strain and moral distress experienced by health care chaplains and social workers in the course of their professional duties. Fantus is an assistant professor of social work. Cole is a doctoral student and a licensed clinical social worker.
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Alumna makes innovators list
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Kimberly Jenkins (’08 BA, Anthropology) was named to Vogue Business’ inaugural 100 Innovators list, which celebrates changemakers who are “challenging what it means to be successful in the worlds of fashion and beauty—often behind the scenes.”
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Wondr weight loss program
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UT Benefits is offering access to Wondr™—a digital weight loss program—at no cost to you. Wondr goes beyond diet fads to teach you science-based skills that will help you lose weight and improve your overall health without giving up the foods you love. Space is limited. Apply by Sunday, Jan. 22.
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Group exercise classes at MAC
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Get in shape this semester with a variety of group exercises at the Maverick Activities Center. It's only $30 for unlimited group classes, including yoga, zumba, cycling, kickboxing, strength training, and more. Several free classes are available, such as MixxedFit, AfrikoPOP Dance, and midday yoga.
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Programs for supervisors, managers
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The Office of Talent, Culture, and Inclusion is offering two leadership development cohort programs that begin in February. Learn more about the schedule, application process, and eligibility requirements on the leadership development webpage.
The Supervisor Essentials Program provides a training cohort for new leaders with less than two years of supervisory experience. This program focuses on key topics for leaders who supervise at least one direct report. Deadline to apply is Monday, Jan. 23.
The MavsManager Foundations Program is intended to support leaders with two to three years prior management experience who are supervising multiple full-time employees. Deadline to apply is Friday, Jan. 20.
Email hrtraining@uta.edu with any questions about the programs.
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Dining has soft opening for spring
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Dining Services is having a soft opening of more locations on campus for the spring semester.
The Connection Cafe in the University Center and the Maverick Cafe in The Commons open Friday, Jan. 13.
Regular spring hours begin Tuesday, Jan. 17, the first day of classes.
See the hours at dineoncampus.com/utarlington/hours-of-operation.
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Thermal comfort survey
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Take a few minutes to say how comfortable you are in your space (office, cubicle, classroom, lab, resident hall) by taking a thermal comfort survey, conducted by Atefe Makhmalbaf, assistant professor of architecture. Results will help identify where energy is being wasted at UTA. For instance, being too warm on a cold winter day or too cold on a hot summer day indicates waste of energy.
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