Past Events

This Conflict Management Dispute Resolution training focuses on being intentional in your relationship with your supervisor and your colleagues, as well as purposefully developing your own growth and career path. This training is a mix of presentation, self-evaluation, and multiple small group discussions to explore what these concepts look like in practice.

UT Staff are invited to join the UT Staff Toastmasters Club to practice and improve your public speaking and leadership skills, self-confidence, and career opportunities in a very supportive environment while having fun and helping each other grow. Please bring your lunch and join us!

Join us for the Wellness Challenge Celebration Lunch, and come dressed in your best holiday sweater (ugly or not — we welcome the chaos). We’ll be recognizing our top teams and highest individual point earners. We’ll also keep the fun going with holiday trivia, an attendee raffle, a chance to win LOTS of prizes, plus an exciting door prize: a Bose speaker! Register on UT Learn: https://bit.ly/44odX1A Date: Tuesday, December 2 Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Location: WCP Ballroom 2.410 & 2.412 P.S. Enamel pins will be available for pickup! See you soon.

Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection. Bring a task — big or small — and drop in as you are. Come to one session or many; you’re welcome any time it works for you. For more information about the group, contact us at eap@austin.utexas.edu.

Join the conversation as prominent researchers and AI leaders reflect on both progress and open challenges in developing Responsible AI technologies for society. This two-day virtual conference will feature keynotes and panels that share research-based insights and learnings, explore applications across disciplines and sectors, and invite audience questions.

As part of our ongoing efforts to create meaningful campus experiences, we're highlighting our fall faculty and staff event for this semester: the Longhorn Lights Tree Lighting Ceremony tomorrow at 6:00pm on the South Mall. This event is open to all faculty, staff and their families. We hope you’ll join us as we celebrate the start of the holiday season together.

Join the conversation as prominent researchers and AI leaders reflect on both progress and open challenges in developing Responsible AI technologies for society. This two-day virtual conference will feature keynotes and panels that share research-based insights and learnings, explore applications across disciplines and sectors, and invite audience questions.

Join us for weekly virtual meetings on Tuesdays beginning October 21st. Our drop-in support group is for caregivers in the UT community caring for other adults such as parents or partners. Group members share their experiences, get support, learn about community resources, and discuss the importance of maintaining work/life balance. Weekly attendance is not required. All current employees and retirees are welcome. For more information or to join the weekly meeting, email eap@austin.utexas.edu.

Join expert speakers each month from November 2025-June 2026 for virtual sessions on strengthening relationships and building connections at work and beyond. November's speaker is Sarah Porter, PhD, a licensed psychologist and founder of a workplace training and consulting practice, who will present "The Musts of Trust." Learn how to build and sustain trust within your team using six key trustworthiness indicators and practical steps you can apply right away.

Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection. Bring a task — big or small — and drop in as you are. Come to one session or many; you’re welcome any time it works for you. For more information about the group, contact us at eap@austin.utexas.edu.