Work Life

Explore snapshots of U employees and our campuses, plus essential information for your role.

Need to Know

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Institutional Updates

How is the University preparing students to be fully engaged in our state, nation and world?

Bridget Tetteh-Batsa closed-mouth smiles at the camera.

"By building on the strengths and capacities students bring from their families, communities and personal experiences to meet complex challenges with resilience and creativity."

Bridget Tetteh-Batsa

Director of community engagement and career development, Rochester campus 

Mitra Emad smiles at the camera.

"As a compassionate space in which we challenge ourselves and our students to engage with the most thorny problems, the University is fundamentally equipped to respond to the need for co-creating a deeply meaningful civic life."

Mitra Emad

Campus Lead for Collaborative Learning to Advance Student Success, Duluth campus

Scenes Across the System

12 people pose for a group photo in the stands of a football game while covered in snow.
President Rebecca Cunningham joined students in the snowy stands of Huntington Bank Stadium to watch Gopher Football beat Wisconsin 17-7 on November 29. 

 

Doug Huebsch and Mary Turner use dental mannequins with the help of two staff members.
Regents Doug Huebsch and Mary Turner visited the Twin Cities campus's School of Dentistry for a firsthand look at how researchers, clinicians, and students are advancing the future of care.

 

18 people in bright yellow safety vests pose for a group photo.
Laura Bell (front row, far left), lab services coordinator, led 18 Natural Resources Club students in year 25 of a forestry restoration project at Itasca State Park.