Dean Laurence Kaptain | College of Arts & Media
Jan 31, 2022
- It is bittersweet to announce that Teri Wilson will be leaving her position in CAM at the end of February. As trusted colleague and leader, Teri will be greatly missed. During her time here, Teri advocated for pay equality, equitable and diverse hiring practices, and improving the workplace environment through trainings and skill development. In her new role, Teri will lead and direct a People Operations team, overseeing all human resources functions, including compliance, payroll and benefits, employee relations, talent management and acquisition, and data metrics and reporting.
We’re going to seek temporary support from Central HR, but please prepare for the possibility that most or all non-critical HR functions will be placed on hold until such time that a new HR Director is in place. Here are your points of contact during this time of transition; they will do their best to assist. Thanks in advance for your patience and understanding.
• Employee relations – Karen Ludington
• FML – Karen Ludington
• ADA requests – Karen Ludington
• Worker’s comp – Karen Ludington
• Payroll questions – Karen Ludington
• Additional payments; overloads; administrative appointments – Karen Ludington
• Lecturer and student hiring, contracts, etc. – Kristen Barrett
• Badge access/key requests – Kristen Barrett
• Background checks and I-9’s – Kristen Barrett
• LYNX Camp recruitment and appointments – Kristen Barrett
- Please place a soft hold on Tuesday, April 12, 2022, from 5:00–6:00 pm for a special CAM event at the Denver Art Museum. More details will be shared soon.
- Check out FIVE QUESTIONS: A SERIES to get to better know our faculty, alumni, students, and staff.
- What Does It Mean to Be Indigenous? Gregg Deal's Tutse Nakoekwu (Minor Threat) Exhibition Comes to the Emmanuel Art Gallery. January 31–March 1, 2022.
- The CAM ArtsHub Asia Semester Abroad Program to Singapore (Fall ’22) is filling up. Singapore is a world leader in governmental support of the creative industries. It is currently the world’s 10th largest exporter of creative goods, generating $743 billion in profits (UNCTAD 2018). This is a publication about how CAM students will benefit from learning, networking, and creating in SE Asia.
