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  • Oct 27
    Supporting Mentor and Mentee’s Mental Health and Well-Being

    Wisconsin Idea Room

    Join Jeff Gaurneri from CTLM to co-create and share approaches to supporting mental health and wellbeing for both student researchers and their mentors. Through case scenarios, facilitated discussions, and guided reflection, participants will discuss common strains on mentor/mentee mental health, boundary-setting to support wellbeing, and how to practice self-care while caring for others in graduate …

  • Oct 28
    Mat Pilates

    Lathrop Hall, Studio 510

    Join Collette Stewart from the Dance department for a gentle mat Pilates flow, focused on core strength connections, breath, and spinal mobility. Pilates emphasizes somatic attention and awareness, in order to help practitioners feel more grounded, mindful, and embodied. All experience levels welcome! Mats and props provided. Space is limited. Registration required. Sign up TODAY!

  • Oct 28
    The Unsung Benefits of Bcycle – UW’s Electric Bike Membership Perk

    Zoom

    Learn about e-bike commuting through the University-supported Bcycle program! Claire Carlson from Communications and Advancement will share her experiences with the program, its pros and cons, and tips for most beneficial use. Space is limited. Registration required. Sign up TODAY!

  • Oct 28
    Building Capacity for Belonging and Wellbeing in the Workplace (Community Commitments on the Ground)

    Tamie Klumpyan

    Education Building, Room 245

    Community Commitments on the Ground aims to (1) provide concrete examples of how each Community Commitment already exists in the School of Education and (2) identify skills and strategies for promoting or developing each Commitment.  This session will provide participants with the opportunity to engage with colleagues in imagining what must be in place for employees to …

  • Oct 28
    Hobby Hour

    Lathrop Hall, Virginia Harrison Parlor

    Add a moment of creativity and community to your day during hobby hour with Hannah Lyons and Roger Hartwell! Bring your knitting, bedazzling, journaling, coloring, or other hobby along! Basic craft supplies are provided, and all are welcome to bring their own crafts and supplies. Space is limited. Registration required. Sign up TODAY!

  • Oct 28
    Fall Cooking Class: Butternut Squash Mac & Cheese (Waitlist Only)

    Wolfe Teaching Kitchen, Bakke Recreation Center

    Use local, seasonal ingredients to craft a tasty butternut squash mac and cheese. Join Michael Rutkowski from the Career Center to share practical tips, learn important kitchen skills (like making a roux, the base for many sauces and soups), and share a homemade meal together. All experience levels are welcome! This recipe is vegetarian but …

  • Oct 28
    Sealed with Gratitude: Writing Anonymous Thank You Letters to Colleagues

    Education Building, Room 245

    Join Michael Dixon from Educational Policy Studies to recognize your colleagues for their work or contributions to creating a positive School culture. Write anonymous cards, notes, or letters of appreciation that will be delivered to their desks in the weeks to come. Space is limited. Registration required. Sign up TODAY!

  • Oct 29
    Mindfulness Walk Along Lakeshore Path

    Education Building, Meet outside the Red Doors

    Enjoy a 2-mile walk along Lakeshore Path. Guided by Lisa Sigurslid from Curriculum and Instruction, we’ll practice visual mindfulness and gentle exercise while enjoying fresh air along Lake Mendota. Participants will receive photo prompts to inspire intentional observation during the loop. We’ll conclude at Bascom Mall with an optional space to share your favorite snapshot …

  • Oct 29
    Desk Yoga

    Zoom

    Take some time to slow down and practice yoga right at your desk. This virtual session will be led by Danielle Maillette, research project manager for the School of Education’s Office of Research & Scholarship. New to desk yoga? You’re in luck — all you need is your laptop! No special equipment or prior experience …

  • Oct 29
    CASI Feedback & Discussion

    Educational Sciences, Room 253

    Join SoE Committee on Academic Staff Issues (CASI) for a group discussion for a group discussion that will focus on improving communication, collaboration, and community across the school! Learn about the purpose of CASI as well as how they support academic staff and serve as an advisory committee to the Dean. The group discussion will allow …

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