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📣 Attention all faculty! Are you feeling depleted from the stress of the past year?

Get ready for a fresh start with MORE energy, calm, progress, and joy.

Join Dr. Roxanne Donovan for a [FREE] live workshop, Thriving in Stressful Times, where you'll learn 3 simple practices for building a nourishing faculty life, even in the face of interpersonal, institutional, and systemic stressors.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to kick off the new year right.

Register now ➡️ https://www.wellacademic.com/thriving

Grading tip for exhausted faculty:

Breaks aren’t a luxury. They’re a necessity if you want to maintain focus, momentum, and energy as you grade. Even short breaks of 5 to 10 minutes are beneficial.

Faculty: Struggling to stay on top of your writing? This free faculty workshop can help.

In it, you'll learn:

☑ The #1 reason faculty don't write more during the semester (hint: it's not what you think)

☑ A simple yet powerful 3-step framework for building a prolific writing practice in just 2 hours a week

☑ My trick for getting started when procrastination has you in her clutches

The workshop is happening on Aug 24th and 25th. Click the image to sign up if you're interested.

3 Secrets to Writing More [Free Faculty Workshop] For overloaded faculty ready to bring more progress and ease to writing.

Here are my 3 quick tips for making grading less sucky.
Sending those facing a rapidly approaching end-of-semester submission deadline lots of grading energy.

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Faculty: Want to make end-of-semester grading less sucky? Join us for a pop-up grading party on Friday at 12:30 pm ET. We'll have some laughs while getting the grading done in timed work sessions with breaks.

Are you in?

Pop-Up Grading Party For faculty ready to make end-of-semester grading less sucky.

"The only way to get around to the important things is: Instead of trying to eradicate all the other stuff, [make progress] on the important stuff first. You just have to let the other chips fall where they will." Oliver Burkeman

The Best Time-Management Advice Is Depressing But Liberating You can make time for things that matter, or you can make time for more email.

Want a more productive AND leisurely summer? Check out SUBMIT - a 2-week writing sprint designed to help you get your writing done in May, leaving the rest of the summer for rest, recuperation, and being fully present to loved ones (and yourself).

SUBMIT [Faculty Summer Writing Sprint] Get all your summer writing done in just 2 weeks!

Exercise is an excellent mood enhancer and has other important benefits.

10 Benefits Of Exercise On The Brain And Body - Why You Need Exercise Why Physical Exercise is Vital for a Healthy Brain and Body. Physical fitness through exercise is one of the most common pieces of advice offered by medics a...

Roxanne here. I've talked to several faculty today who are setting themselves up for a VERY stressful summer. No shame. I've done the same thing to many a summer, as have a ton of my clients.

Although I've NEVER posted a video on the interwebs before, I'm doing so now in hopes it helps folx avoid this mistake.

#1 mistake faculty make in spring that messes up their summer 99% of the faculty I work with make this one mistake when planning for summer. And it costs them big. I break the mistake down AND how to avoid it here.

SMART goals not working for you? You're not alone. Many academics struggle to achieve these goals. Dr. Roxanne Donovan explains why in WellAcademic's latest Wellness Wednesday newsletter. And it's not what you think.

https://view.flodesk.com/emails/63ff51af97832eca6476c635

Hey Faculty, My free workshop - WRITE MORE, STRESS LESS - was a hit when I offered it last fall. So, I'm offering it again. Check it out if finding the space, motivation, and focus to write is a struggle.

Write More [Free Faculty Workshop] For overloaded faculty ready to bring more progress and ease to writing.