The American Council on Education will present “Faculty and Staff Burnout: What to Do About It, Part Two” on Jan. 18 at noon ET.
Like the first session (held Nov. 2), this webinar is free and will be moderated by ACE research and practice director Hollie Chessman. Among the topics of discussion will be the roles that power and positionality play in addressing burnout on campus and how low compensation contributes to burnout.
For more information and to register, click here.
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