Wired & Tired program set for Nov. 13

By UWM News

Wisconsin Women in Higher Educational Leadership UWM Chapter invites current and new female faculty, staff and students to partake in this opportunity to meet and network with colleagues.

Program description:
The more you take in, the less you can handle. Learn how modern life is wiring our brains and bodies to be tired and stressed all the time, negatively affecting our well-being. Then, learn manageable ways to be more connected and present in life by engaging in deeper awareness through action, including working with herbal allies.

Refreshments will not be provided, so bring a lunch and beverage.

Wednesday, Nov. 13
Program: 11:45 a.m. – 1 p.m.
4th Floor Library Conference Room

Brought to you by:
Alejandra Carreno Lopez, Laura Stevens, Elena Abend, Alida Cardós Whaley and Angel Stoddard

RSVP appreciated by Nov. 11 through this Google form.

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