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Self-Care For Department Chairs And Faculty Members, Jeff Buller Apr 2022

Self-Care For Department Chairs And Faculty Members, Jeff Buller

Academic Chairpersons Conference Proceedings

High rates of burnout and attrition among academic leaders and faculty members have led many colleges and universities to launch self-care programs. No longer regarded merely as a luxury, these programs have increasingly come to be regarded as essential components of a comprehensive professional development program. This presentation guides participants through best practices in their own self-care as well as strategies for developing a self-care program within their own departments.


Step Right Up: Walking The Work-Life Balance Tightrope In The Circus Of Higher Education, Krystal Brue, Shaun Calix, Jennifer Dennis Apr 2022

Step Right Up: Walking The Work-Life Balance Tightrope In The Circus Of Higher Education, Krystal Brue, Shaun Calix, Jennifer Dennis

Academic Chairpersons Conference Proceedings

Most professionals experience demanding obstacles when balancing on the work-life tightrope. Managing highly demanding occupational and life challenges may not come naturally. This presentation’s purpose is to examine work-life imbalance, review movements for finding harmony between work and non-work, and recommend strategies for improving work-life balance in high impact positions.