NSC eUpdate April 2, 2018

All faculty and staff are required to enroll in and use the Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) service. Effective Thursday April 5, 2018, when you log into myUCF you will be prompted to authenticate through this service in addition to entering your NID and NID password.

Why is this important for me?

Authentication will be required to access myUCF features such as direct deposit, viewing your w2, class rosters, grades, awards and promotion and tenure.

Where can I find help?
Copy and paste the following URL into your web browser for more information: http://infosec.ucf.edu/security/multi-factor-authentication/

You can also contact the UCF IT Support Center at servicedesk@ucf.edu or by calling 407-823-5117.

UCF's Human Resources has a number of trainings available for employees. Click on the topics below to learn date and times of each session and to register.

• Assertiveness (EAP118)
• Giving & Receiving Feedback (PER201)
• Navigating Change...and the Stress that Comes With It (PER204)

Register via my.ucf.edu > Self Service > Learning and Development > Training Enrollment > Search by Course Code (e.g., PER201). If a workshop is waitlisted, register anyway, as seats often become available at the last minute.

All workshops are held in the Human Resources Training Room, 3280 Progress Drive, Suite 100. Parking is free.

Gain insight from the experts on stepping outside your comfort zone to develop new partnerships and expand your thinking on traditional teaching environments and learning strategies during this symposium 10 - 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 11 at at UCF Harris Engineering Center, Room 191.  For more information, click the button below. 

The University Writing Center (UWC) is looking for students who might make good writing tutors. Students must be flexible thinkers, adept at independent problem solving, skilled in interpersonal communication and interested in teaching and learning with peers. For recommendations, please contact Mark Hall.

For more information, click the button below. 

The Florida Research Development Alliance has created a list of core facilities and equipment for public use. FloRDA consists of research development professionals and administrators from Florida institutions engaged in research. For access to the list, click the button below.