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Connect with colleagues over literature through Reflection Point
Finding ways to connect with others at work can be difficult when you’re stuck in a cubicle or limited to small talk before a meeting or in the hallways at work. When faculty and staff of varied ranks, roles and backgrounds meet regularly to discuss narrative literature—facilitated by university…
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Learn how to experience greater satisfaction at work
Faculty and staff members are invited to join the Wellness Program, the Professional Development Center, and author and positive psychology expert Stella Grizont for a book launch series to enhance career well-being and build community at the university. Over eight weeks, participants will be…
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Participate in a Professional Development Center training this spring
Advance your career with confidence with help from the Professional Development Center (PDC), which offers free resources to help faculty and staff members get ahead. The PDC aims to provide Case Western Reserve University employees with comprehensive, high-quality learning and development…
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Learn how to garden this spring
Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff members are invited to participate in a new eight-week series: Backyard Beginner Gardening. Offered through the Wellness Program and led by the University Farm's Farm Food Program team, this series will cover the gardening process from seed sowing…
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Participate in a healthy habits challenge
University Health & Counseling Services and the University Wellness Program are partnering to offer the Case Western Reserve community (students, staff and faculty) a 4-week Healthy Habits Challenge that begins today, March 4. This challenge has four parts, where participants will build on…
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Faculty and staff are invited to participate in Nourish, an online healthy behavior challenge
Nourish is an eight-week online challenge that helps turn healthy eating intentions into lifelong habits. Wrapped in a captivating garden theme, Nourish lets you choose the activities most meaningful and motivating to you. Recording healthy activities will allow you to grow virtual veggies, fruits…
“New Year Tips to Make the Most of Wellness at Work”
Staff members at Case Western Reserve University are invited to learn about the opportunities available to them through the University Wellness Program during a meeting hosted by the Administrative Professionals Network. Elizabeth Click, medical director, and Deanna Duffy, wellness manager, will…
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Connect with colleagues through literature
Finding ways to connect with others at work can be difficult when you’re stuck in a cubicle or limited to small talk before a meeting or in the hallways at work. When faculty and staff members from varied ranks, roles and backgrounds meet regularly to discuss narrative literature—facilitated by…
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“Plant-Based Holiday Apps and Desserts”
The best way to convince your friends and family that plant-based eating is a good idea is by showing them that the food can be delicious. So, what plant-based appetizers and holiday desserts can you serve to win over skeptical loved-ones this holiday season? The Case Western Reserve University…
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“Fresh Start: The Why and the How of Plant-Based Eating”
Faculty and staff members are invited to join the Wellness Program for a workshop titled “Fresh Start: The Why and the How of Plant-Based Eating” Friday, Nov. 17, from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom. Brian Hart, executive director of the Esselstyn Family Foundation, and Jane Esselstyn, an author and…