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Looking forward to co-facilitating the event “Interdisciplinary perspectives on practices and interventions in arts and health” on October 31st with my SDU, IOB, MoCS colleagues. Do sign up if interested in the intersection between Arts and Health ?? “traditionally conceived, art and health are two very different human domains, the former regulated by aesthetic considerations and the latter by scientific ones” We bring together a wide array of art-inspired researchers with their distinctive take on the role of art in human health, to discuss questions such as: “Which methods, theories, and strategies constructively integrate these two domains? What are the convergences and significant differences between, on the one hand more performative arts, such as music and dance, and on the other hand, literary arts such as reading, writing and narrative? What is the respective role of embodiment and affectivity in the different artistic interventions? And, finally, what will be the most effective or innovative approaches to art and health in the future?” “Speakers have been invited to engage with these questions from a variety of theoretical and methodological perspectives – including public health studies, arts and humanities, philosophy, phenomenology, medical anthropology, and cognitive sciences.” https://lnkd.in/dyWAZ9Hm @Simon H?ffding , Sarah Pini , Signe H?jbjerre Larsen , Anthony Fernandez , Peter Stilwell , Susanne Ravn , et al.

Seven years ago, Oxford University Press published its first Oxford Handbook of Compassion Science. In the intervening period, interest in the topic has continued to grow with additional research centers dedicated to the topic, and thousands of additional published articles. So, has the time come to reframe and recalibrate where we go with compassion science? Authors Lynne Reeder of Federation University Australia and Marcela Matos of the University of Coimbra certainly believe so, and in service to the entire community, they "felt it was important to revisit this comprehensive guide and for it to be the basis for identifying future research directions in compassion science." Read their Charter for Compassion and Global Compassion Coalition report here: https://lnkd.in/gdW-Hu_U #compassion #community #science #research

"Health touches every aspect of our lives, and the medical humanities help make meaning out of that." - Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan. At Georgetown University and Howard University's new Center for Medical Humanities and Health Justice, experts from diverse fields come together to enhance our understanding of health and health justice. Explore the impact of this initiative: https://lnkd.in/eyCaPB7y.

I'm excited to share our recent publication in the Journal of College Orientation, Transition, and Retention. Years of great collaboration and learning, and big thank you to Leah Halper, PhD, Matt Van Jura, PhD, Rebecca Kapusta, Ph.D., Dr. M. Susie Whittington, PhD, and Chelsea Black, for making this come to life. Check out our article: Effects on Students’ Holistic Development Through a Comprehensive Second-Year Program https://lnkd.in/e2UhMGcy

How do we know whether someone is "resilient?" asks University of Notre Dame - Keough School of Global Affairs professor Paul Perrin, Evidence and Learning director at the Pulte Institute. In a recent chapter from the book Resilient Universities, Paul critiques current resilience frameworks, suggesting key aspects of the human experience— emotional well-being, loss, dignity, and worldview—are being overlooked and advocates for a new model that prioritizes those critical factors that are integral to humanity. Read the chapter and learn about the new model Perrin is advocating for, one that prioritizes these essential factors here: https://lnkd.in/gPbJuJn5.

Our article "Dying to Understand How Historical Trends and Influential Intermediaries Impact the Future of Sustainable Deathcare" coauthored with Dr. Rumina Dhalla has been published in the Journal of Historical Research in Marketing. It's available at https://lnkd.in/g37iT_Ab.

At last - thinking about something worthwhile. First define your words - we need to know precisely what consciousness means prior to discussing it.

Meet Ghable Bell – She is from Detroit, Michigan, and will be starting the Master of Science in Health Systems Administration program this fall. Q. Why did you choose Georgetown University? A. I chose Georgetown because the master's program has a strong focus on health equity. I wanted to select a program that covered more than the business of healthcare but also addressed how to prioritize the needs of the communities we serve. Q. What advice would you give to others going through the graduate school application process? A. My advice to someone completing their graduate school applications is to be honest with yourself throughout the process. Being genuine helps you remain aligned with your values and goals while allowing your personality to shine in your application. Q. What are you looking forward to the most during your time at Georgetown? A. Because Georgetown has such a diverse student population, I am looking forward to meeting new people and making new connections! Q. What do you enjoy doing during your free time? A. I love music! In my free time, I am usually attending concerts or traveling to see new artists.

The themes of my book, courage, curiosity and compassion, resonate with a variety of audiences. Thank you Sigmund Weis School of Business at Susquehanna University for the chance to share these themes with your students: The courage to be in the deep end of the pool which will be a normal state in the rapidly changing nature of work The curiosity to venture into the unknown as we learn and grow The compassion to be kind to ourselves and others as we figure out the path ahead Matthew Rousu Emma Fleck To learn more about these themes or understand the journey of consulting, find my book on Amazon. https://lnkd.in/eYzau3Tk

Check out the latest blog from Dr. Kent Ingle, “5 Things You Can Do To Make the Transition to College Life Easier” -https://lnkd.in/ewgAGTpt