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- Sep 222:00 PMBattling BurnoutBurnout can affect energy, focus and overall well-being, particularly for people whose work involves supporting others. This virtual session will help participants recognize signs of burnout and understand how ongoing stress can affect daily life. Participants will explore the long-term effects of burnout and practical approaches for coping with stress. The session focuses on building skills to navigate difficult circumstances and reduce the risk of future burnout. Register to receive Zoom access details by email; save the registration confirmation email for the meeting link. Visit the Living Well Program Schedule for more information and registration details. Review the Terms & Conditions for participating in our offerings.
- Sep 239:00 AMMoving Into RetirementPlanning for retirement and choosing the right plan for you and your family can be overwhelming. There is a lot at stake, and it is important that you understand all of your options, as well as the laws and regulations governing the distribution of your benefits once you leave Texas A&M University. Make plans to attend one of our group workshops for pre-retirement counseling. These workshops are not one-on-one sessions, but you will have the opportunity to ask questions. As a participant, you will receive information as to what forms you will need to complete to get you started and to better understand your retirement benefits.Registration is required through Traintraq (https://traintraq.tamus.edu/SectionDetails.aspx?snum=12436) Find upcoming retirement events on the HROE webpage. (https://employees.tamu.edu/benefits/retirement/index.html)
- Sep 2310:00 AMYou're Reading Food Labels Wrong (And Missing What Actually Matters)Nutrition labels are intended to inform food choices, but the information can sometimes feel overwhelming. This session with Basic Balance Nutrition will explain what labels can and cannot tell you, including how to consider calories, added sugars and protein. You will learn why nutrition needs vary from person to person and how to use label information without becoming overly focused on numbers. Participants will gain practical tools for building balanced, satisfying meals and making food choices with greater confidence. These interactive and practical sessions are designed to fit seamlessly into daily life and are fully covered at no cost to participants. This virtual workshop is available at no cost through insurance coverage. To attend, please complete the Initial Workplace Wellness Form, which includes required insurance information for billing and legal purposes. Participants only need to complete this form once; if you've already submitted it, no additional action is required. Visit the Living Well Program Schedule for more information and registration details. Review the Terms & Conditions for participating in our offerings.
- Sep 2110:00 AMGoogle Gemini Back to School Faculty TrainingCredentials: Completing a session earns you an official Google AI Educator Series digital badge.Agenda: 10:00 -10:45 a.m. | Get Started with Google Gemini: Introduction to Gemini In this session, we'll explore how this new era of generative technology can help handle the "heavy lifting" of instructional design, allowing you to scale the best practices you already value. To do this, we'll introduce you to your personal AI assistant for teaching and learning: Gemini for Education.11:00 -11:45 a.m. | Teaching & Learning: Create process-based assessments In this session, we'll demonstrate how to use Gemini as a creative partner to generate frameworks and then create rubrics that can be used for evaluation.1:00 - 1:45 p.m. | Get Started with Google Gemini (repeat session)2:00 - 2:45 p.m. | Teaching & Learning: Create process-based assessments (repeat session) Register at tx.ag/FacultyGemini (https://rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/gemini-back-to-school-faculty-training_tamu/home)
- Oct 18:30 AMFaculty Conversation Café (Zoom)From Classroom to Community: Embedding Citizenship and Service in Your CurriculumAs a land grant institution, Texas A&M University works to "build citizens for good" through citizenship and service initiatives. This Faculty Conversation Cafe features the Citizenship and Service Program and how faculty can integrate the four key pillars of character, knowledge, skills and service into their teaching. Faculty will learn more about the ongoing initiatives to incorporating civic engagement activities into various disciplines and course formats that align with the university's commitment to developing engaged citizens. This session will feature practical examples, resource sharing, and collaborative brainstorming to help you inspire student leadership and meaningful community involvement through your curriculum.
- Oct 112:00 PMFaculty Development SeriesThe AI Advantage: How A&M Faculty Are Reshaping Their Work This faculty development series showcases innovative ways Texas A&M faculty are integrating artificial intelligence into their teaching methods and scholarly research across disciplines. Participants will learn practical applications, best practices, and ethical considerations for AI implementation while exploring real-world examples from colleagues already leveraging these tools in their courses and investigations. The series connects faculty with campus support resources, including the Center for Teaching Excellence and University Libraries, which offer specialized guidance, training, and tools to help faculty effectively and responsibly incorporate AI into their academic work.REGISTER TO ATTEND Attend in-person (Rudder 301 (https://ruddertower.ucenter.tamu.edu/spaces/rudder-third-floor/#uc-facility-nav)) or virtually (https://tamu.zoom.us/j/96344897925?pwd=kHGdW7Ggn4MNzCCRedbK3TDaaHbJFD.1).


































