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Transforming Power, Prejudice and Privilege: Building Equitable, Diverse and Inclusive Organizations

Join this 2-part workshop organized by the Learning and Development team. Recognizing that our social structures and personal biases can get in the way of our commitment to respecting our colleagues, students, and other members of the UG community, this interactive workshop engages themes of power, prejudice, and privilege in a manner that honours all voices in the room while also challenging the biases and structures that privilege some over others and damage the possibility of healthy, diverse relationships and learning communities.

Classical Yoga Class Every Tuesday & Thursday

Every Tuesday and Thursday at Noon Everyone – faculty, staff, students, alumni and retirees – Welcome No experience required. Join Zoom Meeting Please contact ljairath@uoguelph.ca to register and access the meeting link.

Virtual Wellness Fair- CANCELLED

Drop-in for this virtual wellness fair for employees. Guest speakers will be invited to share a 10 minute overview of their services with tips and tricks for you. The remaining 20 minutes will be open for questions from participants. Join as many of the drop-in sessions as you like. Below are the vendors who will be available to connect with you during the Virtual Wellness Fair.  

Tapping into the Power of Appreciation and Recognition During Covid-19 and Beyond

Appreciation, recognition, and gratitude are a remarkably strong source of energy that we all possess. When we can tap into that powerful source of energy it can have a deep, positive effect on our work relationships and successful outcomes. In this session we will explore the science behind the impact of appreciation, recognition, and gratitude, what makes it such a dynamic force and the specific ways you can integrate these energy sources into your day. What Participants Will Learn:

Mood Routes Walk

The Wellness Education Centre is hosting virtual Mood Routes walks for students and employees. Online Location Instructions Join the Teams group called "Mood Routes". The link for the video call will be shared in this group each week.

The Fundamentals of Change and Transition

Homewood Health has partnered with Occupational Health and Wellness to host this webinar. Description: Change is a fact of life, but letting go of the familiar can be challenging. When individuals understand the need for change, and are resourced to manage it, they can transition with greater ease. Participants in this session will explore strategies, frameworks, self-care tools and resources to navigate the change process successfully.

Coffee Connections: Home Decorating and Renovations

Join this edition of “Coffee Connections” to casually connect with colleagues from across U of G. This is a social chance to connect virtually with other faculty and staff to chat about a common interest: home decorating!  Share your home decorating goals, inspire one another and chat about upcoming renovations. Coffee Connections is a series running several Fridays in October, with the intention of building community connections on campus over a shared interest.

Podcast Club Chat: The Happiness Lab

For Healthy Workplace Month, employees are invited to join the Wellness@Work “Podcast Club” (think book club, but for podcasts).  The Podcast Club will be listening to episodes from “The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos” from Yale University. Register for the Podcast Club and weekly episode titles will be shared to listen to before each discussion, Podcast Club chats will take place on the following dates:

Classical Yoga Class Every Tuesday & Thursday

Every Tuesday and Thursday at Noon Everyone – faculty, staff, students, alumni and retirees – Welcome No experience required. Join Zoom Meeting Please contact ljairath@uoguelph.ca to register and access the meeting link.

Virtual Bake Along: Take your Lunch Break

Wellness@Work invites you to a Virtual Bake Along social event on October 14 at noon via Teams. Register in advance for this session.

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