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SUMMARY:Stratton Lecture: The Epidemic of Loneliness
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 2025 Stratton Lecture as we delve into the growing epidemic of loneliness in modern society. Despite unprecedented digital connectivity\, we experience a sense of isolation\, with profound impacts on mental and physical health. We’ll explore the societal factors contributing to this phenomenon\, the consequences for well-being\, and strategies to rebuild authentic connections and stronger communities. \nFind out more information and get your free tickets the Eventbrite page. 
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/stratton-lecture-the-epidemic-of-loneliness/
LOCATION:Massachusetts
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SUMMARY:Surviving MIT: Senior Secrets
DESCRIPTION:Wondering how to navigate courses\, internships\, and student life without losing your mind? The Course 15 Student Advisory Board got you. Join them for a chill\, no-pressure session where current seniors spill their best advice\, biggest regrets\, and the things they wish they knew sooner. \nWho: Any current MIT studentWhen: Thursday\, March 6thTime: 7:30 PM – 8:30 PMWhere: The Wellbeing Lab\, STUD 3Why: Free cookies. Real talk. No brainer. \nWhether you’re looking for internship hacks\, course survival tips\, or just some reassurance that it all works out—this is your chance to get the inside scoop. \nCome hang\, ask questions\, and walk away a little wiser (and full of cookies).
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/surviving-mit-senior-secrets/
LOCATION:Wellbeing Lab
CATEGORIES:Wellbeing Lab
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SUMMARY:It’s a Vibe: Your Queer Career – Thriving in Academic & Professional Spaces
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an engaging 1.5-hour workshop designed to help LGBTQ+ students navigate academic and professional spaces with confidence. We’ll explore strategies for career growth\, identity affirmation\, and building supportive networks.
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/its-a-vibe-your-queer-career-thriving-in-academic-professional-spaces/
LOCATION:Cheney Room 3-308\, 77 Mass Ave
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250311T130000
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SUMMARY:Yoga\, Wellness Wizardry\, and Boba Tea
DESCRIPTION:Take a well-deserved break and join us for a 30-minute yoga session with Sarah Johnson\, Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Wellness\, to reset your mind and body. Space is limited\, so sign up now to secure your spot! After yoga\, drop by for an open wellness event to explore the Wellness Wizard Certificate and enjoy free boba while you unwind with creative stations featuring coloring\, Legos\, origami\, and more!
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/yoga-wellness-wizardry-and-boba-tea/
LOCATION:Wellbeing Lab
CATEGORIES:Wellbeing Lab
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SUMMARY:Visualizing Sex Work & Trafficking: Ethical Maps & Modeling
DESCRIPTION:The event will feature presentations by two distinguished researchers:\n\nDr. Kayse Lee Maass\, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Northeastern University\, will share insights on ethical approaches to collecting sensitive data and innovative techniques for anonymizing location data while preserving analytical value. \n\nDr. Elena Shih\, Manning Assistant Professor of American Studies and Ethnic Studies at Brown University\, along with her students\, Shravya Sompalli and Arman Deendar will discuss participatory mapping methods that center the voices of affected communities and frameworks for differentiating between consensual sex work and human trafficking.\n\nPanel\, and Q&A Session: Following the presentations\, there will be a panel discussion moderated by Alessandra Jungs de Almeida\, Postdoctoral Associate in the MIT Women’s and Gender Studies Program. The panel will be followed by an interactive Q & A segment that will provide opportunities to engage directly with the researchers\, addressing methodological questions\, ethical considerations\, and potential applications of these approaches.
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SUMMARY:Savings and Goal Setting workshop
DESCRIPTION:Level up your finance game and come learn how to set up smart\, attainable goals like saving for big purchases!
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/savings-and-goal-setting-workshop/
LOCATION:1-150
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SUMMARY:Finding sources of meaning
DESCRIPTION:In this small discussion group\, we will examine finding meaning in the context of an intense research focus. What sources of support might be available through other domains and activities in life\, and how do they intersect with creativity at the cutting edge of human knowledge? Prof. Jackson will discuss what supports resilience and provides meaning as he navigates the stresses of a successful academic life\nand his work as a photographer. Sign-up is limited to eight students/post-docs.
URL:https://doingwell.mit.edu/event/finding-sources-of-meaning/
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SUMMARY:The Healing Power of Arts and Creativity
DESCRIPTION:Artistic expressions such as dance\, painting\, sculpture\, music\, and poetry allow those unable to discuss their inner struggles or triumphs to express their emotions by evoking emotions in others. Artistic endeavors involve creative inner forces and talents\, relying on imagination\, inspiration\, inventiveness\, and originality – and are uniquely human. The healing power of these artistic creations has a meditative quality that can bring psychological insight and relief from emotional distress. Together we will learn about how humans evolved to use art to connect\, enjoy shared experiences\, and create communities. \nLearning objectives: \n\nDiscover how mental struggles have been expressed in art\nUnderstand the relationship between art and the development of language and communication\nLearn about the healing powers of artistic creativity\nThe MIT Health Seminar Series are open to members of the MIT community\, along with patients who get their care at MIT Health.\n\nThis seminar takes place over Zoom. Please register in order to receive the materials\, even if you are unable to attend. \nIf you do not have an account on this website\, you will need to create one. For any questions or issues\, please reach out to the Community Wellness team at wellness@med.mit.edu or 617-253-1316.
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