UT Staff Council

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2019 UT Staff Council

The UT Staff Council (UTSC) is comprised of elected representatives who are employed in classified and administrative and professional (A&P) positions. UTSC supports a variety of activities and initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life and effectiveness of the university’s dedicated and valuable staff members.

The organization’s work is informed by the core values of advocacy, collaboration, and transparency. This set of core values informs the projects representatives work on, the way in which UTSC communicates with constituents and stakeholders, and the effort given towards cultivating and maintaining trust within the community.

We encourage you to get involved and attend UTSC’s monthly meetings, either in-person or virtually.

Our Core Values

Advocacy

- Serving staff by representing their best interests to the university community.

- Fostering a pathway of communication between upper administration and our constituents.

- Seeking diverse experiences, perspectives, and ideas when representing staff culture.

Collaboration

- Creating a sense of community by forging effective partnerships with campus stakeholders.

- Executing projects that are valuable to the organization.

Transparency

- Maintaining honest and transparent communications and processes.

- Remaining accountable to ourselves and to our constituents by holding open meetings and publicizing our decisions.

- Intentionally sharing unbiased information with our stakeholders.

Upcoming Events

Event Status
Scheduled
Thursday November 21, 2024, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
virtual-only attendance
Event Status
Canceled
Thursday December 19, 2024, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

CANCELED: December 2024 Staff Council General Meeting

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Benefits of UT Staff Council Membership

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Special access to programs, initiatives, and opportunities across campus


Including information on professional development grants, free campus showers, etc.

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Opportunities to represent the interests and concerns to campus leadership


Including your department and neighboring departments

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Opportunities to build relationships across the campus community

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Opportunities for strengthening your professional skills


Including written communication, negotiation, strategy, project management, delegating, public speaking, building partnerships, and managing without formal authority.

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Opportunities to meet University senior leadership


Including the university President and others that report directly to the university President.

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Opportunities to identify needs, devise solutions, and build programs


Practice taking a leadership role in solving problems and responding to needs.