Attend a Virtual Open House
Explore our apartments, speak to a leasing agent, and learn more about your future home – all from the comfort of home. We’re committed to helping you continue your search for new housing, while also protecting your health, and the health of our residents and employees. Register for a virtual open house – livestreaming every day at 11AM and 4PMVisit Bloomfield Square at https://bloomfieldsquareapartments.com/ to take a walking tour of our apartments from the comfort of home.
Oakland University names Carl Leone as head coach of varsity esports program
Carl Leone has been named head coach of the Oakland University esports program, Director of Athletics Steve Waterfield announced on Monday, March 30. "I am thrilled to be a part of Oakland University’s inaugural esports program,” Leone said. “I am honored to be able to apply my knowledge of esports to support future student-athletes.” Leone joins the Golden Grizzlies after spending the last year as the League of Legends coach at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids in its inaugural season. "I am
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OU’s Richard Olawoyin to serve on ABET’s Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Advisory Council
Richard Olawoyin, associate professor of industrial and systems engineering, has been appointed to the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), Inc.’s Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Advisory Council (IDEAC). Richard Olawoyin "We are proud to have one of our ISE department faculty colleagues appointed to ABET's IDEA Council, working on the national stage to help increase diversity and inclusion in the engineering community,” said Robert Van Til, chair and Pawley Professor of Lean
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North Oakland Family YMCA Helping the Community
Everything the YMCA does is about making every day better. Over the next few days and weeks, we will continue to serve our members and community by: Delivering packed meals for children throughout the region - please check our website for daily updatesProviding virtual YMCA programming to share with members - more information will be shared as it becomes availableWe will do our best to keep you informed about changing circumstances. Visit our website for the most up to date information:
Paramount Marketing Group Has FDA Approved and CE Certified KN95 Masks
For Immediate Release: Available - KN95 Certified (China GB2626-2006). As of 3/26/20 FDA Considers China KN95 as “equivalent” to US NIOSH N95. They have Filtration Efficiency (%) ≥95. FDA Approved and CE Certified. They help to protect against certain airborne biological particles. They are fluid-resistant and disposable.MADE TO ORDER (2 WEEK TURN) Blank Goods (No Branding Available)2500 units: $4.73/pc., 5000 units: $4.56/pc., 10k units: $4.40/pc., 25k units: $4.00/pc.50k units: $3.50/pc. (3 weeks),
Credit Union Pauses Loan Due Dates for All Members for 90 Days In Response to Global Health Crisis
Credit Union Pauses Loan Due Dates for All Members for 90 Days In Response to Global Health CrisisChief Financial Credit Union to Pause Loan Payments for 13,000 Loans (March 26, 2020 - Rochester Hills, MI -) In times of crisis, true community partners emerge. Chief Financial Credit Union, headquartered in Rochester Hills, MI, has spent decades becoming a true community partner. During this global health crisis, Chief is taking the lead to assist more than 13,000 individuals by pausing all loan payment due
Trion Solutions Job Opportunities for Displaced Workers
We realize you may have some displaced employees seeking temporary job opportunities until they are called back to work by your company – and, they would appreciate any job leads they could consider. If so, you might consider referring them to Trion-Client Driveline – one of the nation’s largest retail merchandisers and a company considered exempt in states with shelter-in-place orders. Driveline’s retail merchandisers help their customers focus on driving consumer sales by ensuring that products and
OU’s Kathleen Spencer named among Crain’s Notable Women in Health
Kathleen Spencer, special instructor in Oakland University’s School of Nursing, has been named to Crain’s Detroit Business’ 2020 list of Notable Women in Health. Along with other honorees, Spencer is featured in a special section of Crain’s March 16 online and print issue. The honorees were selected for demonstrating the ability to effect change in the health care industry. They have also shown a willingness to share expertise and have assumed leadership positions outside their organizations. Judy
Enabling Your Employees To Work From Home
Presented by: Don JohnstonAuthor: Joe Weppler Last fall, a study conducted by Owl Labs projected that nearly half the U.S. workforce would be working remotely for at least a portion of their week by 2025.The rise of remote work across the world compared to even five years ago has been climbing a pretty smooth slope. But with the rapid spread of the Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) shutting down work facilities, transit and childcare, that slope has turned into a spike. With lock-downs and self-imposed
Yeo & Yeo Offers COVID-19 Tax and Business Resource Center
Yeo & Yeo is committed to providing businesses and individuals with the best tax and financial information available related to the coronavirus pandemic. Visit Yeo & Yeo’s COVID-19 Resource Center at www.yeoandyeo.com for up-to-date information about tax payment and tax filing deadlines, tax credits available to businesses, how employers can help employees apply for unemployment and many more useful COVID-19 links. Articles in the Resource Center include the following:How to Manage COVID-19 Related
LARA Lobby Closures
The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) today announced that – in order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 – it will close its lobbies to visits from the public. These changes are necessary to implement Governor Whitmer’s recommendations regarding social distancing and public gatherings and are effective immediately for the following:Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC)Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC)Michigan Indigent Defense Commission (MIDC)Michigan Office of Administrative
Tips for Better Telework from Schooley Mitchell Detroit
As Paul J. Meyer, who many consider the pioneer of the self-improvement industry, said "productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning and focused effort." In this issue of the Pulse, we discuss working from home and how to be as productive as possible despite the change of scenery and distractions you may face. Enjoy! Regards, Don Johnston If you work in an office setting, chances are you’ve had to work from home before or will have to in
Navigating Coronavirus Webinar
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U.S. Chamber Applauds Passage of ''Families First Coronavirus Response Act''
U.S. Chamber Applauds Passage of "Families First Coronavirus Response Act" Wednesday, March 18, 2020 - 2:00pm Chamber CEO: ‘No family or business should go bankrupt because of coronavirus’ WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Thomas J. Donohue issued a statement today following Senate passage of the "Families First Coronavirus Response Act": “The Chamber applauds congressional leaders for moving quickly to pass a strong, bipartisan coronavirus response package that will provide immediate
Biggest Challenges Facing Dispersed Teams: Management Best Practices
For leaders who are building or inheriting teams in today's digitally enabled business environment, things are far more complicated than they were thirty years ago. We move faster, think bigger, and work differently, now. In part, this is because technology has revolutionized not only how we work, but where we work and who we work with. Click here to learn
All things Rochester: Rod and Susan Wilson Collection gifted to OU
Pictured from left, Dominique Daniel, coordinator of OU Archives and Special Collections, Rod Wilson, Susan Wilson and Shirley Paquette, OU Archives assistant For the past 30 years, Rod and Susan Wilson have amassed an impressive collection of Rochester artifacts. From photos and diaries, to postcards and magazines, the couple’s Rochester trove of around 9,000 items was culled mostly from donations, garage/estate sales, antique shops and eBay auctions. Their reputation as prodigious collectors grew over
Home Home Office Essential, for those businesses now forced to have staff work off-site.
Some Essentials To Help Keep Off-Site Locations Connected and Running Smoothly.It's important for those now working off-site to feel as connected to the company brand and properly equipped to perform at their peak. We are here with solutions to help make them feel like they are still in the office. (Click on the link below for a few helpful ideas.)https://www.zoomcats.com/flyer/work-at-home-help Contact me at promopaulpmg@gmail.com or 248-495-6252 for more information.
Neighborhood House is in need of Food Donations
Neighborhood House is urgently looking for food donation. Any help with spreading the word would be great! Please see the information below on how anyone can help and how restaurants can help. There are two images attached one for each. Neighborhood House is in need of Food Donations Neighborhood House needs your help. And urgently. Our Food Pantry cannot keep up with the incredible need we have seen just in the past week. The demand for our typical financial assistance has exploded over the past two
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine reaccredited for 8 years
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine has been reaccredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education for 8 years, the maximum time possible. Duane Mezwa, M.D., Stephan Sharf Interim Dean, OUWB, and chief academic officer, William Beaumont Hospital, made the announcement. “It is with extreme pride that I share with you that OUWB has been granted eight years of accreditation, the maximum amount of time that can be awarded, from the LCME (Liaison Committee on Medical Education),”
OU awarded grant to support economic development in Pontiac
A new $117,700 grant awarded to Oakland University will fund a feasibility study for a Small Business Support Center in downtown Pontiac. The project will evaluate how university, city, county and state resources can be integrated into a single entity to develop, sustain and promote non-technology companies including retail, restaurants, cleaning services and more. The grant is an Economic Adjustment Assistance (EAA) award from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration.
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News Release: 1/7/2020
Dear Fellow Community Members, We ask you to please take a few moments to learn about our upcoming “Make A Difference” Charity Auction by attending, sponsoring, or donating to our silent or live auction. On Friday, April 24, 2020 we will host our 30th Annual Charity Auction “Kentucky Derby” Gala at Petruzzello’s Banquet Hall in Troy. This evening is dedicated to raising funds that directly benefit job training and placement programs for individuals with disabilities. Please consider helping us
Dewpoint Named One of Michigan’s ‘Cool Places to Work’ by Crain’s Detroit Business
LANSING, Mich. – The rest of Michigan now knows what Dewpoint employees have known all along: The Lansing area’s leading Information Technology consulting firm goes above and beyond to enhance and enrich the workplace culture. Dewpoint was named among Michigan’s 100 “Cool Places to Work 2018” by Crain’s Detroit Business. Dewpoint has been named as one of the “Cool Places to Work” every year Crain’s has compiled the awards, which are based on employee input. Crain’s singled out several specific areas that
