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Perspectives from a Community College by Catalina Novac, Ph.D., Northern Virginia Community College Many international students choose to study at George Mason University. These students […]
by Whitney Hopler, Communications Manager Laura Buckwald, the first recipient of Mason’s MAIS – Individualized Concentration: Leadership, Resilience, and Well-Being degree, studied under the individualized […]
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by Whitney Hopler, Communications Manager Leaders face many stressful situations and challenging problems in the workplace, but in the middle of all that, one simple […]
by Helena Águeda Marujo and Luis Miguel Neto, University of Lisbon, Portugal This article is the first in a series by well-being researchers around the […]
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by Whitney Hopler, Communications Manager A new group of Mason students and employees is working together on well-being mentoring through our center’s Elena Prien Scholarships […]
By: James Maddux, Ph.D., CWB Senior Scientist, Distinguished University Professor Emeritus, GMU Department of Psychology “Economic things matter only insofar as they make people happier.” […]
by Irma Eloff, Ph.D., University of Pretoria, South Africa This article is part of a series by well-being researchers around the world, featuring insights from […]
by Philip Wilkerson, University Career Services I appreciated how the Positive Leadership certificate program focuses on leading with kindness, appreciation, and service. This approach is […]
By: James Maddux, Ph.D., CWB Senior Scientist, Distinguished University Professor Emeritus, GMU Department of Psychology In her 1913 novel The Custom of the Country, […]
CWB Executive Director Dr. Nance Lucas was one of several well-being experts invited to share insights at the 2019 Chronicle of Higher Education Roundtable […]