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A few thoughts from research and life about finding meaning at work. wellbeing.uiowa.edu/news/202…
When we want to create more effective workplaces, we have to dig and bridge and connect with people in ways that consider their distinct identities. So glad that @DrTinaOpie and @TippieIowa’s @BethALivingston are being recognized for their DEI contributions.
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Some thoughts on becoming a mom, becoming a person with Parkinson’s Disease, and hospital parking ramps (with a little research sprinkled in) in today’s Who Am I Now? open.substack.com/pub/amycol…
Distinguished, but not too distinguished!
So awesome to see good things happen to good people: @AmyEColbert received a University distinguished chair this evening
So happy that @DrRongSu was recognized as a @SIOPtweets fellow for outstanding contributions to the field.
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Are you studying women's health at work? Have you conducted research on menstruation, motherhood, and/or menopause? Consider submitting to our special issue at Journal of Organizational Behavior! Call below; submissions due 2/15/2025!
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The May Brodbeck Award honors faculty who have made outstanding contributions to their fields and serve as role models and mentors for girls and women. What a great way to recognize the many contributions of @anncampbelliowa!
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Great article in the @nytimes about checking in with your well-being. Bonus: @DrRongSu is quoted! nytimes.com/interactive/2024…
Good advice from @TippieIowa Professor @EeanCrawford. Use brainwriting to gather ideas from everyone on your team. axios.com/2024/01/26/brainst…
How can leaders promote employee well-being AND organizational effectiveness? This @FastCompany article suggests empathy. “When people feel seen, heard, and understood by their leaders, they feel better at work and are more committed to their jobs.” fastcompany.com/90978502/emp…
2023 Favorite Reads
The Postcard - Anne Berest
Tom Lake - Ann Patchett
The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store - James McBride
You Could Make This Place Beautiful - Maggie Smith
Faith, Hope and Carnage - Nick Cave and Sean O’Hagan
Crying in H Mart - Michelle Zauner
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It has been 3 years since I was diagnosed with #Parkinsons. Spent the day watching Ben run 26.2 and walked almost 6 miles in the process. Some days are better than others. Today was a good one.
Great list of children’s books that affirm LGBTQ families from Main Street Books! mainstreetbooksdavidson.com/…
A powerful graphic memoir about a young woman’s experience in an extreme work environment. Highly recommended.
Not a bad place to work for a couple of hours between tests. Live music, good coffee, and great medical care. Thanks, @uihealthcare.
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We put together a free crash course on practical AI for students and educators. Wharton will release one video a day for the next week
It covers the basics of how & why to use AI for learning, as well as the risks. We include all the prompts in the notes. youtu.be/t9gmyvf7JYo
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Workplace monotony got you down? Experts including Tippie’s @AmyEColbert share ways you can combat boredom at work.
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📷 @BuiltIn
ALT Person in a light blue shirt sitting at an office desk with their head in their folded arms. The wall behind them is red.
The global gender gap will take until the year 2154 to close at current progress levels, according to the World Economic Forum’s latest report. weforum.org/agenda/2023/06/m…
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"Sustainable development only makes sense at a macro level. If we fragment the problems, we will never get systems solutions. We need to change the conversation from issues to generational futures."
- @TimaBansal, @iveybusiness, at #PRMEGlobalForum
