Date: 4/19/2023Join us for the final part in our “Confident Women Series”, led by the remarkable Shelley Davis Boyd, MBA, CAE. This series will take time to explore key skills…
Date: Wed, 12/14/2022 | Time: 1-2pm | Location: Virtual - Zoom Register Now Event Description Established in 2013, the Women’s Networking Association (WNA) seeks to connect professional women across campus through…
Date: Wednesday, November 16, 2022 Listen now to hear more about mental health stressors for women, and how to handle the common occurrences that exacerbate those stressors - plus ways…
Date: Wed, 11/16/2022 | Time: 1-2pm | Location: Virtual - Zoom Register Now Event Description Register now to hear more about mental health stressors for women, and how to handle the common…
Date: Wednesday, October 19, 2022 Established in 2013, the Women’s Networking Association (WNA) seeks to connect professional women across campus through meaningful and empowering relationships. Providing an opportunity for women…
Location: Virtual Register Now Event Description Established in 2013, the Women’s Networking Association (WNA) seeks to connect professional women across campus through meaningful and empowering relationships. Providing an opportunity for…
Date: Wed, 05/25/2022 Join us as we welcome Regina Carey, Impact Coach & Passion Instigator, for a special hands-on, virtual event! Regina will lead the session, starting with a quick meditation exercise before…
Date: Wed, 04/27/2022 When we are in proximity to people who have differing identities, lived experiences, and cultural understandings from our own, building meaningful and supportive connections can feel beyond our…
Date: Wed, 03/23/2022 A 60-minute webinar presented by the WorkLife Office Deputy Director, Jaimie Hutchison. The words we tell ourselves matter. This workshop explores the power of affirmations and address how they…
Date: Wed, 02/09/2022 The attendees will learn about: The concept of intersectionality and its impact on mental health Understanding bio, psychosocial model of mental disorders Why women are more vulnerable to…
