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Ithaca College Human Resources Office Structure Reimagined for the FutureContributed by Katie Sack on 04/27/17 Posted on behalf of Dr. Brian K. Dickens The role of Human Resources (HR) in higher education is continually evolving. In order to remain responsive to the needs of Ithaca College (IC), we are pleased to introduce the campus to the “new reimagined” Office of Human Resources. We initiated this self-assessment process in an effort to create a fundamental organizational change that will position the Office for long-term growth and sustainability. However, and more importantly, this evolution will help us to transform the way Human Resources conducts business, making it possible to offer more collaborative interactions with the campus. At the heart of our efforts stand a commitment to re-establish trust and maintain a positive proactive relationship with our campus constituents. We handled the restructuring process and decisions with care, rigor, and a motivation to help drive IC into the future with a responsibility to increase engagement, community, and accountability on campus. To support this evolution, HR has been undergoing some significant changes, both in terms of people, structure, and space. Our website, www.ithaca.edu/hr, will have more detailed information regarding individuals’ roles. Human Resources Department Administrative Offices
Payroll & Student Employment Services
Total Rewards & Workforce Strategy
Engagement & Talent Management
We encourage folks to reach out to us: visit our office, invite us to visit your department, call 274.8000, or email humanresources@ithaca.edu. We will be posting additional ways to connect with “Your HR” on Intercom and the website www.ithaca.edu/hr. With this new structure and remarkable team, I am confident the entire campus will benefit from many of the new and extraordinary opportunities that lie ahead, both for HR and IC. |
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offices work. Glad to see such activities at the administrative level. We look
forward to moving ahead with the new structure. Congratulations to all who made
it happen.