Chair a multidisciplinary project team working with a tight deadline and vague information.

Cast your vote on a decision pertaining to a U-M committee project that you sit on.

Brainstorm potential obstacles or bottlenecks for a project you are working on with a U-M committee or taskforce.

Brainstorm possible risks, obstacles, and best case scenarios with a working group or committee when developing a project plan.

Block time for your unit to attend or watch a DEI event.

Before your next gathering with peers, practice using the terms, "yes and" in order to gain more clarification before responding.

Before reacting to conflict, pause, take a breath and reflect upon the other person's point of view before responding.

Avoid jargon and acronyms when discussing your work with others who work outside of your group.

Attend university related events with formats that lend themselves to networking (e.g., U-M Center for Positive Organizations events).

Attend the annual Work-Life Connecting the Dots Conference to learn ways to create a healthy work life balance environment.