Workday Recruiting is here
Now!
The University of Miami’s new recruitment system is live. Whether you’re looking to advance your career at the U, or you’re interested in hiring for your team, Workday Recruiting can streamline the process. Visit hr.miami.edu/careers to learn more about using the new system or review the training schedule here.
New wireless network
Available early 2019
UMIT will be rolling out CaneNet, a new secure wireless network for UM students. With CaneNet Wi-Fi, students will experience a dedicated wireless network with unlimited access to the internet. Students should expect to see it available starting early 2019 and follow the same process—enter CaneID and password—they would to connect to SecureCanes. Learn more about the new student wireless network and find FAQs here.
Become a SART volunteer
Apply by Friday, Jan. 18
Since 1992, the UM Counseling Center’s Sexual Assault Resource Team (SART) has been a vital resource for students, providings them a place to talk about sexual assault anonymously and find out their options. Every year, SART invites dedicated, warm, and empathic faculty, staff, and graduate students to serve as volunteers. Volunteers agree to be available 24/7 to answer calls received on the SART hotline (305-798-6666) for a full week, and typically serve at least one but no more than two weeks in a given semester, depending on their availability. Interested applicants should contact Dr. Audrey Cleary by Jan. 18 at 305-284-5511 or a.cleary@miami.edu and prepare to attend the training on Feb. 1. Learn more at miami.edu/sart
Have you updated your voice mailbox?
Now!
Last week, a new enterprise voicemail system by Applied Voice and Speech Technologies, Inc. (AVST) went live at UM's Gables and RSMAS campuses. This means if you had previously set up a UM voicemail, you’ll need to set up your voice mailbox again on the new AVST system. To learn more about the update and what it means for you, visit the UMIT site.
Cookies and cocoa with colleagues
Wednesday, Dec. 5
You’re invited to celebrate the holidays with Edward Abraham, CEO of UHealth, and Henri Ford, Dean of the Miller School of Medicine. There will be cookies, cocoa, and café con leche at the Schoninger Research Quadrangle at the medical campus this Wednesday from 4:30–6 p.m.
