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March 20, 2025 |  |  | Political activity guidelines for Fall 2024A new resource from UW–Madison answers questions about political campaign and public advocacy activities on campus. Political Activity and Public Advocacy on Campus: Guidelines for Fall 2024 provides information on rights, restrictions, and resources. Employees and students should use this information to guide their decisions in the upcoming election season and to find answers to questions about permissible campaign and political activity.  |  |  |  | Parking permit update from Transportation ServicesRound 3 offers for 2024‒25 annual permits (base lot, Flex, UW Accessible, and park and ride) must be claimed by August 27. Round 4 applications for annual permits are also due on August 27. Round 4 offers will be emailed August 28. Find details at transportation.wisc.edu.  |  |  |  | Event welcomes new academic staff in instructional rolesA Teaching and Learning Welcome will be held on Tuesday, August 27, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at the Pyle Center. The event is designed for individuals who have recently started new instructional roles and are classified as academic staff. Participants will learn about campus resources and connect with other instructors, instructional support offices, and leadership. Featured speakers include Provost Charles Lee Isbell, Jr., Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Lori Reesor, and others. This event is offered at no cost; online registration is requested.  |  |  |  | Virtual session helps employees discover professional development opportunitiesCareer Development@UW is a virtual learning series that can empower employees to take charge of their careers and explore opportunities for growth within UW–Madison. Professional Development with the 70–20–10 Model is scheduled for Thursday, August 22, noon–1 p.m. Participants will learn about the 70-20-10 model and how it relates to professional development on campus. UW faculty and staff may attend at no cost. Register to receive the Zoom link.  |  |  |  | Webinar teaches mindfulness skills to enhance well-beingLifeMatters and the Employee Assistance Office are offering a virtual webinar, Mind-Body Wellness, on Tuesday, Aug. 27, noon‒1 p.m. Attendees will explore the difference between control and letting go and learn how to practice mindfulness, guided relaxation, conscious breathing, and gentle stretching. The webinar is offered at no cost to all UW‒Madison employees. Register online to receive the Zoom link.  |  |
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