The redesigned One Stop website for each University of Minnesota campus will launch the morning of Monday, July 18, 2022. The main URLs (links) to the websites will not change. This includes:
onestop.crk.umn.edu (Crookston)
onestop.d.umn.edu (Duluth)
onestop.morris.umn.edu (Morris)
onestop.r.umn.edu (Rochester)
onestop.umn.edu (Twin Cities)
As part of the transition, we anticipate 5 to 10 minutes of downtime on all campus One Stop websites between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. We expect the new sites to be available by 8:00 a.m. on July 18.
If you have any feedback, issues, or edits once the new sites launch, please send a ticket to asrux@umn.edu and include the page link and a description of the issue.
Thursday, July 14, 2022
ASR All-Staff Assembly and Picnic
ASR is bringing back the summer picnic on Thursday, July 28 with multiple in-person events. The day will start with our All-Staff Assembly at 9:00 a.m. in Tate Hall room B50. Vice Provost and Dean, Undergraduate Education, Bob McMaster will be speaking at the assembly.
Following the All-Staff Assembly, units will have team time and a photographer to take professional headshot photos. These photos will be used in the future ASR staff directory and can be used for LinkedIn, your Google photo, etc. Afterwards, we will walk to the grassy courtyard behind Williamson Hall and Nolte Hall for the picnic, where there will be live music and food! If you’d like, you’re also welcome to bring lawn chairs and yard games to share.
Catered box lunches will be provided at 11:30 a.m. A form will be sent out by the end of this week for food choices. The form will need to be completed by the end of next week on Friday, July 22.
Following the All-Staff Assembly, units will have team time and a photographer to take professional headshot photos. These photos will be used in the future ASR staff directory and can be used for LinkedIn, your Google photo, etc. Afterwards, we will walk to the grassy courtyard behind Williamson Hall and Nolte Hall for the picnic, where there will be live music and food! If you’d like, you’re also welcome to bring lawn chairs and yard games to share.
Catered box lunches will be provided at 11:30 a.m. A form will be sent out by the end of this week for food choices. The form will need to be completed by the end of next week on Friday, July 22.
Update from Stacey
As usual, ASR is a busy place. Last month, the new PeopleSoft Proof of Vaccination process launched for students. This was thanks to the hard work of many in ASR and OIT and other partners in the University. Very soon, another major project will launch next week – a new One Stop website. Meanwhile, we keep other projects and our regular work going.
This is the first year I’ve had an office near staff in the Office of the Registrar, so it has been fun for me to see the ebb and flow of diplomas. It’s also a busy season for financial aid packaging and for classroom projects too. I can’t list it all or this article would be way too long, but thank you for all of your hard work to support our students! I’m looking forward to thanking folks in person at the ASR picnic, which is coming up soon.
This is the first year I’ve had an office near staff in the Office of the Registrar, so it has been fun for me to see the ebb and flow of diplomas. It’s also a busy season for financial aid packaging and for classroom projects too. I can’t list it all or this article would be way too long, but thank you for all of your hard work to support our students! I’m looking forward to thanking folks in person at the ASR picnic, which is coming up soon.
ASR Staff Engagement July 14 Survey
This week’s ASR Staff Engagement Survey (July 14, 2022) examines our perspectives on current economic conditions. Thank you for continuing to share your stories and experiences.
According to the last survey, 60.7% of respondents either have traveled or are planning to travel out of state this summer. When asked about gardening and maintaining plants, most reported they do have a garden and/plants they maintain outside (67.9% of all votes).
We have lots of varied answers for your favorite vacation spots. San Francisco, Paris, and Yellowstone National Park were mentioned the most frequently.
We also had lots of varied answers when asked about which movies you can watch over and over again. The original Star Wars trilogy was mentioned several times, but surprisingly there were no other repeated answers! Thanks all for your continued participation! It is very much appreciated. The results from the last survey are available below.
June 30, 2022 survey results
Have you traveled or are you planning to travel out of state this summer?
According to the last survey, 60.7% of respondents either have traveled or are planning to travel out of state this summer. When asked about gardening and maintaining plants, most reported they do have a garden and/plants they maintain outside (67.9% of all votes).
We have lots of varied answers for your favorite vacation spots. San Francisco, Paris, and Yellowstone National Park were mentioned the most frequently.
We also had lots of varied answers when asked about which movies you can watch over and over again. The original Star Wars trilogy was mentioned several times, but surprisingly there were no other repeated answers! Thanks all for your continued participation! It is very much appreciated. The results from the last survey are available below.
June 30, 2022 survey results
Have you traveled or are you planning to travel out of state this summer?
- Yes - (60.7%)
- No - (28.6%)
- Not sure - (10.7%)
- Yes, I have a garden and/or plants I maintain outside - (67.9%)
- Yes, I have indoor plants - (32.1%)
- No, but I would if I could! - (3.6%)
- No, I have no interest in that - (17.9%)
- London, England/Edinburgh, Scotland, and my cousin's cabin in the Brainerd Lakes area
- I love going to visit my best friend in Orlando at least once a year! We usually do a day at Disney and then spend the rest of the time just hanging out.
- Europe with my husband (before kids)! Switzerland was my favorite country that we visited.
- Paris and Normandy Beaches, Oct. 2018 - before the pandemic, loved all the history
- NYC for the Christmas Holiday
- Mackinac Island
- The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy
- Shaun of the Dead
- The Birdcage
- Jurassic Park, Emperor's New Groove
- Mean Girls!
- Something about Mary or Step Brothers
- Star Wars (A New Hope) - it changed our world in 1977!! I went to see it 17 times when it first came out, and NEVER tire of it!
- Hocus Pocus and The Grinch
- I'm going to make CODA my new holiday movie. Such a great feel-good family drama!
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