Inspired by the transformative work of theÌýÌýat the University of Wisconsin, led by psychologist and neuroscientistÌý, human flourishing is the development of well-being through cultivating mindfulness, awareness, connection, wisdom, and purpose. Well-being is a skill that can be learned and enhanced through training and practice. The Human Flourishing series will explore various dimensions and paradoxes of belonging within the context of Human Flourishing.

All of the ¾«Æ·³ÉÈ˸£ÀûÔÚÏß University community – students, faculty, and staff – are welcome to participate in the workshop. Light refreshments, sponsored by the Office of Student Belonging, will be provided.

Introduced by Elenice De Souza Oliveira, OFE Faculty Leader and Associate Professor, Justice Studies.

Inspired by the transformative work of theÌýÌýat the University of Wisconsin, led by psychologist and neuroscientistÌý, human flourishing is the development of well-being through cultivating mindfulness, awareness, connection, wisdom, and purpose. Well-being is a skill that can be learned and enhanced through training and practice.

Human Flourishing is an interdisciplinary field, and many at Montclair are already doing work in human flourishing. This series supports like-minded faculty and staff to share their wisdom and expertise so more students can gain from the art and science of Human Flourishing.

The Series

Workshops in the Human Flourishing Series will be offered monthly. Attendance is open to all Montclair faculty and staff. Attend any or all of the workshops in the series.ÌýWorkshops will be facilitated by Elenice DeSouza Oliveira, with guest speakers from the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.