Worklife Wellbeing

WorkLife Well-Being Series

Join us for our WorkLife Well-Being series. This series of presentations offer information, tips, and strategies to improve WorkLife integration and workplace culture. Sessions are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month from September through April. No session is held in December. 
 

To view the full line up of presentations and register, visit Learning Stream.
 

Register for the WorkLife Well-Being Series in Learning Stream
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WorkLife Well-Being Retreat

The annual WorkLife Well-Being Retreat expands upon the WorkLife Well-Being series. The Retreat allows Spartans to step away from daily work and focus their well-being. Through lessons, activities, and reflection, attendees will create an action plan to enhance their well-being. 

Registration will open in Learning Stream in Spring 2027.

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Take Your Child to Work Day

Take Your Child to Work Day is a free MSU event for employees, students, and community members. With supervisor approval, employees may bring children to their workplace and join campus tours and activities. The day celebrates MSU’s work, highlights various career pathways, and makes Spartan connections.
 

Registration will open in Learning Stream in April 2027

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SET for Success Mini-Series

The ‘SET for Success’ mini-series offers virtual well-being classes for MSU faculty, staff, and graduate students. This series focuses on three health topics: Sleep, Ergonomics, and Time Management. This series provides insights and tips to help participants make lifestyle changes at work and home.

SET for Success Mini-Series
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Rest with Music

Rest with Music invites Spartans to pause, unplug, and reset at Abrams Planetarium. Surrounded by live music and views of the night sky, participants experience the healing power of music and its ability to soothe, restore, and shift our mood. Take an hour each month to simply ‘Rest with Music’.

Rest with Music
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