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New Workshop: Managing Stress in Time of Crisis
Thursday, April 30th, 11:15- 12:30 pm
Given the rapid change to a remote work environment and the uncertainty of the pandemic, we are all experiencing some level of increased stress in our work and home environments. This virtual discussion will provide employees with an understanding of and strategies for managing stress. Disclaimer: This is an informational and educational session and is not intended to serve as therapy.
 
Moderator: Alison Dougherty, Human Resources

Panelists: Dr. Mary Rourke, Director of the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology

                  Dr. Jennifer Horowitz, Director of Counseling & Psychological Services

 

Register:  https://widener.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMvduCorD8iH9f6Jo8Qzs0JXej3_Ox-adSB

 

Please submit any advance questions to Alison Dougherty at akdougherty@widener.edu.

 

Thank you to our colleagues in CAPS and the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology for making time to provide this workshop for members of our community!

 

Lightweight Project Management that Works  Postponed. 


Leading Organizational Change from the Middle (Or Even Below)  Postponed.

Staff Professional Development Working Team Members:

Susan Costello, School of Nursing; Alison Dougherty, Human Resources; Lyn Falkowski, School of Human Services Professions; Nick Hemming, University Relations; Courtney Kelly, Admissions; Dan Kiers, Graduate Admissions; Kathy LaValle, Information Technology; Jackie MacDonald, Information Technology; Gretchen Mielke, Civic Engagement; Kim O’Halloran, Graduate Studies & Extended Learning; Audrey Strickland, Finance; Janelle Williams, Graduate Studies & Extended Learning

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