Human Resources
The Office of Human Resources supports a community of individuals working in a wide variety of academic and non-academic positions.
Faculty & Staff
Support for Employees
Information about the Non-Exempt and Exempt Staff Councils can be found on their websites, as well as information about the Ombudspersons.
Room Reservations
The Calendar and Special Events Office uses EMS to manage the space around campus.
Information Services
Coursepack and Course Reserve information, how to connect to the WiFi, volume and poster printing services, set up your VPN client so you can connect to your shared drive from off campus, contact the Help Desk, and more useful information for employees.
COVID-19 Informational Signage
Download the packet of graphic materials for use on campus. Directional signs, safety reminders, available for printing.
Helpful links
- TC Portal
- TC Online
- Campus Safety
- Facilities
- Ombudsperson
- Title IX
- Library
- Dean of Faculty's Office
- Student Accessibility Information for Faculty
- View Student Academic Accommodations Requests
- Registrar's Office
- Dining Menus
- Faculty Profiles
- Academic Resources
- First-Year Seminar Program
- Sustainability
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The Hartford Medical Society’s historical collection of books, journals, and artifacts dating back to the 1500s has returned to the Watkinson Library at Trinity College, having previously been housed there from 1893 to 1898. The collection includes more than 30,000 volumes, 100 archival collections, and 550 medical instruments.
Local Partner Forge City Works Progressing toward Opening New Restaurant on Broad Street
As a longtime community partner of Forge City Works (formerly Billings Forge Community Works), Trinity College recently helped to celebrate FCW’s progress toward opening a new restaurant on Broad Street that will be part of the organization’s life-changing culinary and customer service job training programs.
Vice President for College Advancement Discusses Trinity’s Fundraising Campaign in Hartford Business Journal
In the July 4 Hartford Business Journal article, “Massive Fundraising Campaigns Offer CT Colleges a Key Financial Lifeline,” by Robert Storace, Trinity College Vice President for College Advancement Michael T. Casey discusses the success that the college has already seen in its current effort to raise $500 million.
