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School of Human Ecology professors, Brian McInnes and Marianne Fairbanks help with the construction of the Ciiporoke. Members of the Ho Chunk Nation, volunteers, and campus community members experience the building of a Ciiporoke, a Ho-Chunk dwelling, as well as participate in making traditional foods and baskets on the North Lawn of Dejope at the University of Wisconsin–Madison on Nov. 3, 2022.

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September 11, 2024

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Copilot meets generative AI needs for campus community

Microsoft Copilot is a powerful and secure generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that is available to all UW–Madison students, faculty, and staff. Copilot offers free access to OpenAI's GPT-4 and DALL-E 3 models, as well as up-to-date information from the web. Unlike public AI tools, Copilot protects user privacy and university data when users are logged in with their NetID. UW–‍Madison recommends Copilot as the approved AI chatbot that follows university data protection policies. Faculty and staff who use generative AI are encouraged to use Copilot for university work.
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Faculty of color to be celebrated at annual reception

The 22nd annual Faculty of Color Reception is an opportunity for faculty and academic staff with instructional responsibilities to network with colleagues while welcoming new faculty of color and celebrating associate and full professor promotions. Co-hosted by Vice Chancellor for Inclusive Excellence Dr. LaVar J. Charleston and University Committee Chair Dr. Li Chiao-Ping, the reception will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024, from 5–7 p.m. at the DeLuca Forum in the Discovery Building. Register online.
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Registration open for Leadership and Management Development Conference

Registration is open for the annual Leadership and Management Development Conference, scheduled for Tuesday, October 29 at Union South, hosted by Learning and Talent Development. The conference provides a full day of professional development to help emerging and advanced leaders develop the skills to lead and manage more effectively. Participants do not need to be in a position of direct leadership to attend and benefit from the conference. The $135 registration fee for employees of UW–Madison and affiliates includes the keynote, breakout sessions, continental breakfast, and lunch. Register by October 14 to secure your participation at the conference.
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Webinar builds skills in communicating with co-workers

LifeMatters and the Employee Assistance Office are offering a virtual webinar, Co-Worker Communication, on Tuesday, Sept. 24, noon‒1 p.m. Effective communication is essential to building and maintaining important relationships. Good communication skills are central to handling disagreements and resolving conflicts with co-workers. Participants will learn about conflict and resolution, eliminating defensive behavior, practicing active listening, and using problem-solving skills. Register online to receive the Zoom link.
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