Community, Connection and Care: Sustaining Ourselves Through Difficult Times — course starts soon!
by UAA Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence |
Community, Connection and Care: Sustaining Ourselves Through Difficult Times is an eight-week virtual mindfulness-based course for UAA faculty and staff which will utilize mindfulness practices, readings, and structured dialogue to develop life-long practices for awakening to joy and connection in our lives as a way of sustaining ourselves and others through difficult times.
The courses will be offered on eight Tuesday evenings, 5:30–7 p.m., Feb. 16–April 13, with March 8 off for Spring Break. Preference given to those who have not participated in either of the previous mindfulness classes; class size limit 30. Because space is limited, participants are asked to commit to attending all sessions unless prevented by an emergency. Please apply by submitting this registration form by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 9; you will be notified by Feb. 11. The course will be co-led by Vanessa Mead (Social Work) and Libby Roderick (CAFE/Difficult Dialogues).
For more information, email Libby Roderick at eroderick@alaska.edu.
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