Category: EID

Business Services volunteers at the Reality Zone program!

Some members of the Business Services team volunteered at McFarland High Schools annual Reality Zone program for Juniors the other day.  The goal is to help the students understand the challenges of managing finances when they are in the working world.  The Junior class includes 190 students and each student is identified with a profile …

The Green Dot Program at UW-Madison

On Thursday, May 3, several Division of Business Services staff members attended an abbreviated session of the Green Dot program at UW–Madison. The EID Committee scheduled the session after they received a suggestion from a staff member. The Green Dot session provided staff with ways to prevent violence through bystander intervention. What is Green Dot? …

SAVE the DATE: 2018 Women in Leadership Symposium

Register today to join us for the 2018 National Diversity Council Women in Leadership Symposium on Tuesday, March 20, from 8 a.m. to noon in the East Atrium and Plenary Room of Grainger Hall. For a sixth year a panel of regional leaders will provide insight, tips and mentoring on how to succeed professionally while …

2018 Engagement, Inclusion and Diversity (EID) survey

Finance and Administration Colleagues: As part of the Finance and Administration Strategic Plan to be a best place to work, we are administering an Engagement, Inclusion and Diversity (EID) survey in early February. The survey includes questions about your work environment, relationships with coworkers, work tools and opportunities, relationship with your supervisor, job satisfaction, and …

DoBS supports Go Big Read!

The Division of Business Services EID Committee invites you to join us in participating in Go Big Read. Participation is strictly voluntary. Go Big Read is a UW–Madison book program that offers a shared, academically-focused reading experience. It is similar to a book club in that participants read the book and get together to discuss it. However, …