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Enjoy the second issue of our center's newsletter, "Thriving Together":

Dr. Wendi Manuel-Scott -- who works at the intersections of well-being, diversity, and inclusion -- has joined our center as a senior scholar:

If you want to be happy at work, you may think you should follow your passion. But research shows that there is better advice. You can experience workplace happiness by building a career you love in these three key ways:

Leadership Coaching for Organizational Well-Being alumna Asya Grigoryan describes how the Leading to Well-Being training she participated in has improved her life.

Six Mason students are new winners of the Elena Prien Student Well-Being Scholarships that CWB awards to undergraduates who want to cultivate greater well-being in their lives.

Being curious at work can lead to greater success and well-being. Discover pioneering insights about curiosity in the workplace from Dr. Todd Kashdan, CWB Senior Scientist, and his international team of researchers in this 2018 State of Curiosity Report:

Students in our center’s Mindful Living LLC are using the power of well-being practices to optimize their Mason experience. The education they’re engaged in there is bringing positive change to every part of their college life, they said:

Music is energy in the form of sound that can profoundly heal us humans at our core. Students studying music and well-being at Mason are learning about the amazing healing power of music:

Dr. Lauren Kuykendall -- whose work focuses on employee well-being -- has joined our center as a senior scholar:

What do you like most and do best? How would your life be different if you stopped worrying about your weaknesses and started focusing on your strengths? Mason's Strengths Academy can empower you to do so: