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Friday, October 9, 2015

Invite: ASR Fall Staff Event

Save the Date: OUE Staff event

Please save the date for the Office of Undergraduate Education’s staff upcoming event on Monday, November 30, 2015 from 9:30 - 11 a.m. in Coffman Memorial Union’s Great Hall. Stay tuned for additional details.

Vacation, Sick & Comp Balances report available

UMN Human Resources would like to remind you that you can review a summary report of your vacation and sick leave accrued and taken for each pay period. Here’s how:
  • In MyU, click “Key Links” then “Reporting Center.” 
  • Under Human Resources Management, find and click “Payroll & Time.”
  • Select the “Vacation, sick and comp balances” report.
  • Enter your Employee ID and submit.
When the report comes up, click on your ID on the left-hand side of the page, and select the fiscal year 2015-2016 to view this report  for balances since the start of the new payroll fiscal year.

Wondering how the Tate Renovation project is going?

There’s a webcam for that! The College of Science & Engineering has set up a Tate Science and Teaching Renovation webcam, so that the campus community and general public can keep tabs on the construction progress. Check it out here, the Tate Renovation webcam.

What are the financial impacts of graduating (or not) in four years?

At the Registrar’s Advisory Committee meeting on Monday, October 5, Tina Falkner highlighted some of the key impacts to students for graduating, or not, in four years. The Office of Student Finance has been compiling data and research to determine the long-term effects of staying in college longer than 4 years and what impact completing a degree can have on lifelong earnings.

View the full Financial Impacts of Graduating in 4-years handout for all the details*.

*Data and information based on UMN Twin Cities campus.

Looking at the impact of the Upgrade on ASR Training & Support team inquiries


  • First week of fall term 2014 (92 calls and emails)
  • First week of spring term 2015 (95 calls and emails)
  • Week that grades were due spring 2015 (394 calls and emails)
  • First week of fall 2015 (214 calls and emails)

Thursday, September 24, 2015

OSF director job posted

The search for a new Office of Student Finance director is underway with the job officially posted to the UMN employment/job openings page. Current UMN employees can view the posting through the Employment/Job Openings resource in the Employee Center of MyU, or by clicking here.

We encourage you to share the posting with qualified, external applicants using the following: