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  1. 1. Webster University Center INTRODUCTION TO THE UC
  2. 2. Purpose of Training  Each module of online training and every session of in-person training will be focused around one or more of the University Center’s four training goals. Please keep these goals in mind as you go throughout training. They are designed for your personal and professional development.
  3. 3. Training Goals  Team Construct  Professional Identity Development  Leadership Identity Development  Self-Awareness
  4. 4. Team Construct Create and maintain a team-oriented staff environment where all members feel a connection to one another and the group as a whole. Credit: Ryan Bissonnette, Assistant Director of Leadership & Training Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
  5. 5. Professional Identity Development Foster an environment for the professional identity development of each individual staff member creating a standard of accountability, responsibility, empowerment, and respect. Credit: Ryan Bissonnette, Assistant Director of Leadership & Training Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
  6. 6. Leadership Identity Development Develop and empower each staff member toward an individualized leadership model specific to their skills and personality. Credit: Ryan Bissonnette, Assistant Director of Leadership & Training Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
  7. 7. Self-Awareness Provide opportunities for staff members to reflect on themselves, understand their impact, come to terms with their personality traits, and encourage their identity development. Credit: Ryan Bissonnette, Assistant Director of Leadership & Training Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
  8. 8. Getting to Know the UC Staff  The UC requires the hard work of many individuals to run effectively. Get to know some of those key people and their primary responsibilities on the following slides.
  9. 9. Who’s Who Katie Knetzer Director of the University Center Supervises all units within the University Center; directly supervises the Information Center; co-advises the Dining Advisory Board and liaisons with all the departments that utilize and interact with the UC; overall facility and budget management Brett Olson Coordinator of Fitness Center & Aquatics Supervises the pool lifeguards and fitness center attendants; maintains the pool and fitness center facilities; serves as an adjunct faculty member teaching lifeguarding and other water-related classes Zach Bishop Coordinator of Athletic Facilities In addition to serving as the Assistant Baseball Coach, Zach oversees gym scheduling; coordinates scheduling of athletic team practices and games in addition to non-athletic use of the gym; helps to maintain the athletics facilities within the UC
  10. 10. Who’s Who Briana Tomlinson Fitness Center Student Supervisor Assists Brett with the UC Lower Level day-to-day building operations and assumes responsibility for supervision of the Fitness Center Attendants Abbie Stolzer Information Center Student Supervisor Assists Katie with building operations and assumes responsibility for supervision of the UC Student Building Managers (SBMs), as well as the evening and weekend operation of the University Center. Responsibilities include supervision and scheduling of SBMs, coordination of training programs, event support, and general building reservations
  11. 11. Who’s Who Colleen Coday Pool Student Supervisor Assists Brett with the Swimming Pool day-to- day operations and assumes responsibility for supervision of the Lifeguards Emma Hurst Swimming Lessons Student Supervisor Assists Brett with the all day-to-day operations of the Swimming Lesson Program and assumes responsibility for supervision of the Swim Lesson Instructors
  12. 12. Who’s Who Nancy Christian Information Coordinator Manages the processing of all information forms and materials for the University Center. Madison Watts Reservations Coordinator Assists the Director of the University Center with the management of building reservations and rentals. This includes approving requests, reviewing set-up needs, communicating with patrons and staff, and marketing the availability of rentals. Jonah Munzer Membership Coordinator Manages the processing of all membership forms and materials for the University Center and communicates with patrons regarding their memberships
  13. 13. Organizational Chart Katie Knetzer John Buck, Dean of Students Brett Olson Lifeguards Student Bldg. Mgrs.Zach Bishop Fitness Center Attendants
  14. 14. Beyond the University Center  The University Center is part of the Division of Student Affairs at Webster University. We are guided in our work in the UC by the mission of Student Affairs. It’s important to keep yourself informed about Student Affairs as a whole, in addition to the University Center.
  15. 15. Student Affairs Mission  Student Affairs challenges and empowers students to be global citizens who act ethically, think critically, and assume responsibility as leaders.
  16. 16. Division of Student Affairs These departments make up the division of Student Affairs:  University Center  Office of Student Engagement  Campus Dining  Counseling and Life Development  Health Services  Housing and Residential Life  First Year Experience & Undergraduate Persistence  Multicultural Center and International Student Affairs  Dean of Students Office  Career Planning and Development Center
  17. 17. Focus of the University Center  The University Center has its own vision and mission. As employees of the UC, it’s important for you to know our vision and mission and consider how they guide your day- to-day work.
  18. 18. University Center Vision Engaging Students Enhancing Campus Enriching Community
  19. 19. University Center Mission  The University Center provides facilities, services and activities that enhance the social, educational and recreational involvement of the campus community.
  20. 20. Responsibilities of the University Center  Facility Management  Information Center  Fitness Center  Swimming Pool  Dining Advisory Board  University Center Board
  21. 21. Purpose of the University Center  On the next slide please read the “Role of the College Union” statement from the Association of College Unions International.  Webster’s University Center strives to serve the role discussed in the statement for Webster’s campus through our programs, services, and facilities.
  22. 22. Role of the College Union  The college union advances a sense of community, unifying the institution by embracing the diversity of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests. We bolster the educational mission of the institution and the development of students as lifelong learners by delivering an array of cultural, educational, social, and recreational programs, services, and facilities.  By any form or name, we serve as the heart of the campus community and create a welcoming environment by:  · Operating as a student-centered organization that engages in shared decision making and holistic development through employment and involvement.  · Advocating for inclusivity and equity, fostering respect, and affirming the identities of all individuals.  · Educating students in leadership and social responsibility and offering firsthand experiences in global citizenship.  · Providing gathering spaces to encourage formal and informal community interactions that build meaningful relationships.  Traditionally considered the living room, the college union enhances the student experience and cultivates an enduring connection to the institution.
  23. 23. What does this mean to me?  The previous slides were meant to help you see the bigger picture of working in the UC. This is more than just a job. You serve a critical role for the UC, for Student Affairs, and for Webster University as a whole. Your experience in this position should enable you to grow as an individual and professional. Your work will put you in a critical position to guide and encourage other students and patrons to their fullest potential. In short, you’re kind of a big deal.
  24. 24. Areas of the UC  Now that we’ve covered the big picture items, let’s get down to specifics. What follows in the Canvas classroom are explanations of each area of the UC so that you are well-versed on all aspects of the building.

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