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Students often have no idea how much work staff put in to keeping everything running and having a day to foreground that work - departmental staff, registrars, bursers, grounds and dining staff, facilities, etc. - *in front of the students* would be valuable.
Instead universities often treat the staff (as distinct from upper level administrators, who are often very visible) like the 'downstairs' of an old aristocratic English household: best not really heard nor soon; let us just all pretend the day-to-day runs itself.
This is very real. Thanks for calling it out. I was shocked, as a recent grad, to discover that part of the reason staff were so eager for undergrads to join and run climate innovation workshops is that when expert staff tried to, they simply wouldn’t be given the resources.
So true. I worked as staff in a Law School’s IT dept. All-employee emails were sent constantly for births, deaths, selling overpriced concert tickets, etc... for *faculty*. In nearly a decade not one baby, not one personal tragedy among staff was acknowledged.
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