Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have experienced changes to their employment. This may include layoffs, furloughs, reduction of hours, and of course, shifting to working from home. It’s completely normal to feel upset, but there are steps you can take to calmly respond to these employment changes and get on the right track through intentional job searches and networking.
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Tips For Calmly Navigating Employment Changes
Wednesday, July 8, 2020
Envisioning Your Career in An Uncertain Future
Friday, June 26, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on day to day life and will likely contribute to some longer term changes—particularly in regards to working remotely, traveling less, and more classes behind held online. There is still so much that remains unknown, it can feel impossible to plan. For those considering what their career path will look like or how it might change, this can feel especially challenging.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Shamva Wright-Shingler
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Dr. Shamva Wright-Shingler
Dr. Shamva Wright-Shingler, Chairperson and Professor of The School of Health Professions, shares her insights on remote learning for our Faculty Spotlight.
Faculty Spotlight: Noel D'Allacco
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Noel D'Allacco
CW Faculty share their insights on teaching remotely even adding a little humor. Hear from Noel D’Allacco, Chairperson and Professor of The School of Business.
Maintain Your Mental Health When Working At Home
Wednesday, June 10, 2020
This year has proved to be especially challenging for mental health as people have adjusted to working and going to school remotely while navigating intense fears and emotions along with shifts in responsibilities at home as well. Even as some parts of the country open up, many workplaces remain closed or are beginning to operate with staggered hours or lighter schedules.