Many international students choose to study at Mason. They face distinctive well-being challenges. Helping our international students overcome those challenges can strengthen their success:
Our center's senior scholar James Maddux, Ph.D., gave an invited address on controversies regarding psychiatry diagnostic categories at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (founded in 1623) in Bogotá, Colombia:
The Bonner Leader program affords college students an opportunity to use their energy, talents, and leadership skills to engage in community service while providing developmental and financial support.
Our center's senior scholar Mandy O'Neill and Kevin Rockmann, both professors in Mason's School of Business, have launched a website called High Quality Connections that covers the the well-being science of creating positive and productive relationships at work:
The key to self-control is to use prosocial emotions with respect to the relationship you have with your future self, writes CWB Senior Scholar Beth Cabrera in her latest blog:
The well-being of our planet has a direct impact on our own well-being, and there are hundreds of small things that we can do help our planet, writes CWB Senior Scholar Beth Cabrera in her latest blog:
This summer, facilitators from different areas of the university will share mindfulness practices each Tuesday from noon to 12:45 p.m. in the Johnson Center, Room 244.
Stress can enhance our performance at work, but not if it leads to burnout. Listen to CWB Senior Scholar Mandy O'Neill on Harvard Business Review's Women at Work podcast as she discusses how women experience burnout and how to manage it well:
