This month, we are excited to recognize Radha Sreedharane, Programmer Analyst II in Mobile Web Systems, as Texas State’s January 2025 Employee of the Month! Radha has been an essential part of the Technology Resources team for many years, bringing her expertise as a .NET developer to every project. Her colleagues describe her as highly skilled, exceptionally responsive, and dedicated to excellence. She is […]
This month, we’re celebrating Anna Hale, Payroll Services Assistant in the Office of Payroll & Tax Compliance, as our December 2024 Employee of the Month! Anna’s dedication to supporting international employees and students has made a significant impact, especially as Texas State continues to grow its global community. From enrolling individuals in Sprintax to ensuring […]
Our bones are the foundation of our bodies. They protect all our major organs, and it’s time for us to start protecting them. As we age, our bone health alters—just as the rest of our body does. Males over the age of 50 and post-menopausal females are the most in need of bone health programs […]
Dedication, efficiency, and a passion for service—Melissa Rector, Senior Administrative Assistant for Student Involvement & Engagement, embodies them all. Managing a fast-paced department, handling budget responsibilities, and streamlining operations, she plays a crucial role in her team’s success. But beyond her skills, her kindness and professionalism make a lasting impact on students and colleagues alike. […]
Tricia BurkeProfessor, Department of Communication Studies Dear Valentines, Swipe down to learn more about healthy romantic relationships. I am a communication professor, so it should come as no surprise that my primary piece of advice is to practice healthy communication in your romantic relationships. Think about it this way: we all perform – or […]
Welcome to the New Year! This time prompts many to reflect on how to live a healthier life and feel their very best. One challenge we may face as we approach making behavior changes is known as dichotomous thinking, which is to see things as bad or good, with no gray area, middle road, or […]
We’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on Dr. Shayne Futujma, a Grant Coordinator with Academic Engagement, who has truly set the bar high for dedication, innovation, and care. Dr. Futujma’s story as a Bobcat alumna is one of resilience and perseverance. Having faced her own challenges transitioning during her first year, she now channels those […]
It can sometimes feel like you’re on autopilot at work. Many people may find themselves caught up with daily tasks, rushed with their meals, and only taking time for brief conversations in passing. Sometimes we forget to slow down and appreciate the moment. Practicing mindfulness in your work, communication, and eating habits is important to […]
Texas State University’s annual Employee Wellness Fair was held on October 22 at the San Marcos campus and October 29 at the Round Rock campus, drawing a total of 439 attendees. The events offered employees a range of health resources and wellness activities, from vaccinations to screenings, through 40+ wellness vendors across both locations. Attendees […]
Since 2022, Stephanie has reviewed over 20,000 meningitis documentation records. Before she took on this responsibility, students often faced a 48 to 72-hour waiting period due to reliance on a third-party vendor. Through Stephanie’s hands-on approach, she has streamlined the process, reducing the typical processing time to under 24 hours. This swift turnaround helps students […]