A recent article by Adam Grant for the NYT described the experience of life during a pandemic as one where many of us are "languishing." The piece reminded me of my love of Corey Keyes' research on "flourishing" (the opposite of languishing, described as feeling pleasurable emotions and functioning well psychologically and socially) and has me thinking
Brailyn Davis, our Healthy Relationships Specialist, joins the Thinks with Shrinks Zoomcast to talk about Sex & Hook-Up Culture at Dartmouth.
Brian Bowden, SWC's Lead Counselor, talks with Alex and Paris about Continuing to Cope with COVID.
It's Spring Term! A new term is a fresh opportunity to reset yourself mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually. A chance to refocus, recenter, and re-envision who and how you are as a Dartmouth student and a person in the world.
More than 180 Dartmouth employees from across campus answered a call for help with student COVID-19 testing. As part of Dartmouth's plan to bring students back to campus, the College Health Service held three dozen COVID-19 testing clinics over the past few months. Health service employees staffed the clinics for the first several weeks, but looking ahead to late summer and early fall, when as many as 1,450 graduate and undergraduate students would be tested in a single day, it was clear they would need help.