Wellness Grand Rounds is a series of quarterly, one-hour lectures on wellness topics of interest to faculty. Some lectures are linked to opportunities for faculty to participate in wellness programs, often at a reduced cost.
Recent topics included mindfulness-based stress reduction, brain plasticity, and finding joy in your work.
Upcoming events are listed below, along with video from past lectures.
The next event will be posted here when scheduled.
Mindfulness Meditation Workshop, presented by Stuart Eisendrath, MD. March 12, 2013 (Slides)
Positive Emotion in the Midst of Stress: It’s not Crazy, It’s Adaptive, presetned by Judith Tedlie Moskowitz, PhD, MPH. Summer 2012 lecture (Flyer)
Neutralize Stress and Re-Energize! presented by Dr. Eleanor Vogt. RPh, PhD and Dr. Henry Kahn, MD. Spring 2012 lecture
Leading an Integrated Life: Beyond the Balancing Act, presented by Dr Catherine Dower. Summer 2010 lecture
Mindfulness in Daily Life: Coping with Stress by Being Present, presented by Dr. Larissa G. Duncan. Spring 2010 lecture
Dr. Michael Merzenich presented the seventh lecture in the series, entitled: Brain Fitness and Health. View the Dr. Michael Merzenich lecture 
Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen presented the sixth lecture in the series, entitled: Service as a Way of Life: Reclaiming the Joy of Our Work. View the Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen lecture
Dr. Judith Moskowitz presented the fifth lecture in the series, entitled: Positive Emotion in the Midst of Stress: It's Not Crazy, It's Adaptive. View the Dr. Judith Moskowitz lecture
Dr. Donald Abrams presented the fourth lecture in the series, entitled: Healthy Aging for the Health Professional. View the Dr. Donald Abrams lecture
Dr. Kevin Barrows presented the third lecture in the series, entitled: Mindfulness and Well-Being: Art and Science. View the Dr. Kevin Barrows lecture
Laurel Mellin, MA, RD, presented the second lecture in the series, entitled: Retraining the Brain for Resiliency and Joy. View the Laurel Mellin lecture
Dr. Robert Sapolsky presented the first lecture in the series, entitled: Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers and Faculty Do: Stress and Health. View the Robert Sapolsky lecture
