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SuccessFactors enhancements go live on 7 September
Involved in recruiting staff, welcoming  new starters, or making changes to employment details? With improvements to SuccessFactors going live next Monday 7 September, now’s a good time to make sure you know what’s changing, catch up on recordings of upskilling sessions and explore how to guides.
Be aware of staff impersonation scams
We’ve had reports of criminals impersonating staff by sending emails from fake accounts. Recognise the warning signs and protect yourself from losing money or sharing sensitive information.
Ready for changes in SuccessFactors from Monday 7 September?
If you’re involved in recruiting staff, welcoming new starters, or making changes to employment details, you can now read updated recruitmentLink opens in a new window and employee lifecycleLink opens in a new window information and explore how-to guidesLink opens in a new window to help you navigate new processes. 
Temporary freeze on publishing new recruitment adverts
Don’t forget there will be a freeze on new adverts between Monday 31 August and Sunday 6 September to allow a smooth transition to our new recruitment system on SuccessFactors.
Ever wondered how to promote your student-facing events, manage bookings and track attendance?
Find out how to add activities for undergraduate or postgraduate students to MyAdvantage.
The Interdisciplinary Research Development Awards
The Interdisciplinary Research Development Awards are open – offering up to £5000 funding to support the development of new interdisciplinary research ideas. Find out more and apply by Tuesday 15 September.
Reporting injured, abandoned or dead animals on campus.
We’re lucky to have so much wildlife on campus, but do you know what to do if something doesn’t look right? Read the guidance on reporting injured, abandoned or dead animals on campus.
Vending machines being removed over the summer
You might notice vending machines being removed over the summer – they’re making way for new machines from Broderick’s and Co-op, coming in Term 1. We’ll share more details soon. Thank you for your patience while the changeover takes place.
Did you know honey is produced on campus?
¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s apiaries have become a source of local honey for staff, students and visitors. If you’d like to sample the honey produced by bees from flora around campus, you can buy a jar at ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Conferences venues.