Archives for February 2024

In this devotion, Daphne Urban ’21 M.Div., helps us remember how small we and how big God is. Read today’s God Pause.

As we approach tax season and continue to navigate our transition from Paylocity to Rippling for all things payroll, here is one final reminder for downloading electronic versions of your W2 and 1095 forms in the Paylocity platform.

• Log in to Paylocity
• Under the hamburger menu (top left), select Self Service Portal
• In the middle column at the top, open the Pay menu (click the arrow)
• The Pay window expands. Click the More menu (arrow in bottom right)
• Click on Tax Forms
• In the left nav, select the form you want to view. Click download (top right orange button).

When you click into the Tax Forms menu and/or when you click the orange button to download a form, you might be prompted to receive a passcode (Password Protect window). To bypass this, click on the small square box below that reading “Do not password protect this information.” Then click “View PDF” and download. If you have any questions, contact Carrie Johnson (cjohnson007@luthersem.edu).

In this devotion, Daphne Urban ’21 M.Div., reminds us that we can trust in God to to ensure the changes in our lives are for the good. Read today’s God Pause.

We’ve launched our annual Office of Technology feedback survey. This year we are particularly interested in your experiences in the technology-enhanced meeting rooms and classrooms. The survey focuses on faculty and staff, but all are welcome to submit feedback. The anonymous survey can be completed online and will remain open until the end of March. We thank you for your feedback.

DM Jacob Summerville is bringing another adventure to Luther! No experience is necessary and there are online and in-person sessions available. Sessions on 2/8 and 2/21 will be online via Zoom and on 3/4 will be in person on campus. If sessions fill up, a waiting list is also attached to the form. Sign up online, and feel free to reach out to Jacob (jsummerville001@luthersem.edu) with any questions.

In this devotion, Gary Boschee ’96 M.Div., observes that prayer to God and trust in God are two responses to difficult times that often go together. Read today’s God Pause.