Events
Gratitude Windows
Share Your Gratitude!
December 11-17
Buntrock/Boe Chapel South Walkway
The Well-Being Committee invites you to share what or who you are grateful for. This could be something from your personal life or
something related to your work on The Hill. It may be something that seems small, like your daily coffee, or something more significant, like the support of family and friends. There are no rules on what you can be
grateful for – name whatever comes to mind!
Feel free to share just one thing or as many as you wish.
There will be sticky notes and pens provided.
Let’s fill the windows with lots of sticky notes!
Reflecting on the positive aspects of our lives can have a positive impact on our physical and emotional well-being.
Staff & Faculty Book Groups
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Sarah Jurewicz, Transition and Orientation Experiences/Student Life, has organized a group that has been reading books written by, or containing a subject about, marginalized voices. You may contact Sarah (jurewi1@stolaf.edu) if you would like more details about this book club.
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Are you looking to start your own book group or have interested in joining a new group on campus with other Staff & Faculty?
Share your interest with this St. Olaf Book Group form.
Staff & Faculty Community Space
Buntrock Commons 221
12-1 pm; Mon-Fri
Bring your own lunch, build community with others outside of your office/department space.
Fitness Opportunities
Beginning Hatha Yoga
Mondays @ 11:50-12:40
CAD Studio 318
taught by Nancy Veverka
* bring your own mat, there will be some available to use as well
* this is free and open to the entire St. Olaf community
* sponsored by the Staff & Faculty Well-Being Committee
Check out the other fitness classes on campus!
A Look Ahead
Here’s what the Well-Being Committee has planned
for the months ahead.
December – Gratitude Window
January – Winter BINGO Activity
February – Self-Care Extravanganza Day – more details coming soon
March – Finance Focus
April – 2nd Annual Walking Challenge
May – Social Hour Celebration
Stay tuned to the website for more details
throughout the year!
Our Mission
To engage, educate, and empower all staff and faculty to improve their health and well-being.
Our Vision
St. Olaf College will build and sustain a multi-faceted approach to staff and faculty well-being by providing knowledge, resources, and opportunities to realize a holistic and healthy life.
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