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SUMMARY:Colloquium Series: Research on the Mind
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss the next Colloquium Series: Research on the Mind featuring keynote speaker Sabine Wilhelm\, PhD\, who will present “Digital Innovation and Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health Care: Promise\, Evidence\, and Pitfalls”. You can learn more about Dr. Wilhelm here: https://sabinewilhelm.me/.\n\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, April 15\, 4 PM\nLocation: Room 4-370\nWhat else? Participate in a raffle (win a wellness goodie bag!)\, join the Q&A\, and enjoy a reception with light refreshments following the talk\n\nAbout Research on the Mind: This series was designed by Chemistry’s Quality of Life: Mental Health Subcommittee with the aim of transforming conversations about mental health and mental health research in academia. The objectives of this twice-yearly colloquium series are three-fold:\n \n1) Increase curiosity and excitement for the topic of mental health by presenting the latest research by prominent scientists in the field.\n2) Destigmatize discussion of mental health\, particularly among researchers and students in STEM programs who may fear that personal struggles with mental health will be viewed as weakness.\n3) Increase awareness of the multifaceted and widespread nature of mental health issues in academia.
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/colloquium-series-research-on-the-mind-2/
LOCATION:4-370\, MIT
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SUMMARY:New Moon Ceremony & Meditation
DESCRIPTION:The new moon is a time of darkness\, rest\, creativity\, and gestation.  Join MIT’s Indigenous Spirit Community in a centering ceremony honoring the interior quiet time needed for discernment\, regeneration and incubation.\n\nMeet us at astronomical twilight (8:33pm) for smudging with sage.  A short ceremony will be followed by a guided meditation and a ritual of focus and release.  Together we will watch the sky darken\, letting the new moon\, meandering current\, and autumn breeze refresh our spirits.  \n\nThen\, we will all come indoors for a little something hot and a slice of cake.\n\nPlease RSVP.  This event is sponsored by Indigenous Spirit at MIT and is open to the MIT community and friends.
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/new-moon-ceremony-meditation/
LOCATION:Sailing Pavilion (Building 51)\, 134 MEMORIAL DR\,\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02139\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Indigenous Spirit":MAILTO:nlytton@mit.edu
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