Drop-In Guided Meditation Starts Tuesday

Drop-In Guided Meditation with Chessy Kelley Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30-1:15 p.m. Forest East Lounge September 22-December 17, 2015 No registration is necessary Offered to faculty, staff, and students at no charge with the support of the Wellness Committee A limited number of cushions will be available Questions? Please contact instructor Chessy Kelley at chessy@gmavt.net Or…Continue Reading Drop-In Guided Meditation Starts Tuesday

September EFAP News: Coping with Change

LEARN TO NEGOTIATE CHANGE SEPTEMBER 2015- SHIFTING GEARS Life doesn’t stand still. Changes in your work environment or at home disrupt your daily routine, and this can bring about feelings of anxiety and discomfort. These feelings can make you resistant to a change that may be necessary for your personal and professional growth. LifeScope can help…Continue Reading September EFAP News: Coping with Change

July EFAP News: Unplug to Recharge

HOW TO DISCONNECT? Technology has provided new ways to stay connected to friends, family, and the workplace. But some studies have shown that all this connectivity may lead to more stress and sleep disturbance and make it harder to connect with people outside of the virtual world. By giving ourselves a rest from technology, especially…Continue Reading July EFAP News: Unplug to Recharge

June EFAP News: Improving Workplace Communication

WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION & COLLABORATION JUNE 2015 WHAT CAN I SAY? With its multi-cultural, multi-generational workforce and increasing reliance on virtual teams, the modern workplace requires effective communication and collaboration more than ever. Effective workplace collaboration is based on interpersonal, professional relationships that are developed through attention to common courtesy, active listening, and situation appropriate verbal and non-verbal…Continue Reading June EFAP News: Improving Workplace Communication

Respect the Mountains – Hike Safe – Hike Smart

Respect the mountains. Plan your hike so you avoid sensitive vegetation and areas that may be damaged due to trail erosion from spring runoff.  Visit the Green Mountain Club website for hiking suggestions and current trail status reports at http://www.greenmountainclub.org/.   Hike safe. Wear boots that will keep your feet dry and warm. Dress like…Continue Reading Respect the Mountains – Hike Safe – Hike Smart