Human Resources is offering a one-hour workshop to help staff master techniques to identify, attract, and hire top talent, ensuring the right fit for your team. (Read More)
2025-03-03
“Psychedelic Moral Enhancement: A Virtues- Based Integrative Account” with Chris Letheby, PhD (Mar. 20)
Chris Letheby is the author of “Philosophy of Psychedelics,” which draws on both empirical evidence and philosophical considerations to argue that psychedelic states have epistemic benefits and that changes to the sense of self are the central mechanism of psychedelic therapy. In this talk, he’ll be exploring the question: Do psychedelic experiences have the capacity to catalyze the development of a range of virtues, and in particular, virtues relevant to environmental concerns? If so, how might it work? (Read More)
Stop by a Guided Meditation this Spring!
Join us at guided meditation at a new time in a new location this semester! Guided meditation is a great way to see if meditation could be right for you, and to build in a de-stress practice into your daily life. (Read More)
Lunchtime Insights: Digesting Current Affairs
Calling all students, faculty, and staff! Join Constructive Dialogues at a gathering with NO Agenda! We will meet in the Diversity Center on Tuesdays for a friendly, open, and inclusive discussion about what’s happening in our world. Anyone interested in local, national, and global affairs is welcome! (Read More).
EMS (Event Management System) Drop-in Hours
University Events is pleased to offer regularly scheduled EMS drop-in training and support sessions one Wednesday per month in Shiley Hall. These sessions can also be a great opportunity for one-on-one EMS training for yourself or new teammates joining your department. (Read More)
2025 Pilot Games (Mar. 29)
The event of the semester is almost upon us! The Health Holistic and Fitness (UPH2F) club in partnership with Army ROTC is pleased to announce the 2025 Pilot Games! We will be hosting a fitness competition that will test your endurance, strength, and overall fitness through four different events. (Read More)
Faculty Writing Retreat (Jun. 11-13)
To highlight our academic mission and to support faculty holistically as well as professionally, the Garaventa Center for Catholic Intellectual Life and American Culture is offering a summer Faculty Writing Retreat at the Guest House at Mt. Angel Abbey, June 11 – 13. This retreat will be a time of reflection, study, and community building. (Read More).
Lenten Staff/Faculty UP Retreat (Mar. 21)
A time for individual and communal spiritual reflection and renewal, this half-day contemplative retreat will explore the poetry of the Lenten Season as a source of spiritual reflection and renewal. (Read More).