Presentation Archive

Presenter(s): Michael Koziej, Justine Wheeler, Campus Mail

Do you know how mail and package services work at UB? This session is designed for any university staff member who works with or gets mail and packages on campus. During this session, we review Campus Mail’s services — metering, deliveries, bulk mail, etc. — discuss department mailroom vs. desktop delivery services, explain how addressing impacts your deliveries and provide an overview of how third-party vendors — UPS, Fed Ex, etc. — work on campus.

Presenter(s): Cristina Masucci, Organizational Development and Effectiveness

In today’s dynamic work environment, the ability to coach and influence others without relying on formal authority is a crucial skill for both supervisors and non-supervisors. This presentation explores the principles and techniques of coaching without authority. Gain valuable insights and tools to enhance your coaching mindset and foster a collaborative, positive work culture

Presenter(s): Kara Kearney-Salor, Internal Audit

This session reviews the complex landscape of conflict of interest (COI) in higher education since UB engages with external partners and encourages community collaboration. Real-world cases are highlighted from other universities to illustrate the challenges and risks involved. The presentation covers definitions and important issues facing UB employees while safeguarding academic integrity and public trust. Attendees will leave with the knowledge and tools necessary to identify, manage and mitigate COI risks. 

Presenter(s): Kyle O'Neill, Organizational Development and Effectiveness

Supervisors often hesitate to delegate tasks to their employees. The fears and frustrations around handing over important work to others are understandable, but ultimately sabotage the success of the team. Explore what holds us back from delegation, what mindsets create process bottlenecks and what it takes to delegate effectively

Presenter(s): Eric Blackledge, Nicole Dell, Raymond Kohl, Campus Dining and Shops

This presentation highlights the critical role that campus dining and retail services play in creating a vibrant and engaging campus environment for our professional staff and students. From fostering community connections to enhancing student well-being, Campus Dining and Shops offers more than just convenience — they are central to the overall UB experience. Discover how these services contribute to staff and student satisfaction, campus culture and overall success by providing unique offerings, promoting sustainability and creating memorable social spaces