Registration is open for the U-M Work-Life Resource Center’s 17th annual Connecting the Dots Conference, which will share useful tips and strategies to help university employees respond to challenging times.
This year the event offers a series of six free, virtual presentations Oct. 12-14 — two 75-minute Zoom presentations each day. The presentations are at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Oct. 12 and 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Oct. 13-14.
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Get tips about thriving in today’s topsy-turvy world. Hear the latest research on brain health. Learn about keeping connected in the new workplace, plan for retirement, build skills to make difficult conversations more productive and hear from experts on parenting.
The conference is available to all members of U-M faculty and staff at no charge via Zoom webinars.
Presentations include:
- Thriving in a World Turned Upside-Down.
- Keeping your Brain Healthy: Advances in Aging and Alzheimer’s Research.
- Working in New Ways: Keeping Our Communities Connected.
- Planning for Retirement.
- Difficult Conversations.
- Pandemic Parenting: A Virtual Roundtable.
Wendy Ulmer
Due to work conflicts that week at IRBMED, I am unable to attend either of the two sessions I wanted to attend (Keeping your Brain Healthy: Advances in Aging and Alzheimer’s Research AND Planning for Retirement) and I loved the one I attended last year.
If I register, will I be able to access a recording after the completion of the conference? Please advise.
Thank you.