EE Wellness Week~Jan 27-31, 2020

EE Wellness Week! Please join us for as many events as you like this week!

EE Wellness Week! Please register 

1) CAPS - Well-Being at Stanford: Resources for You & Your Community

2) Immigration (F1/J1 student) Wellness: De-Stressing Your Next 6 Months by Bechtel International Center

3) Job/Internship search for BS/MS students by BEAM

4) Exploring Opportunities Beyond Academia by BEAM

5) Resume Lab - Crafting your resume by BEAM

6) Resume Lab - Preparing Your CV for the Job Non-Academic Job Market by BEAM

7) Mindful Money Management by Mind Over Money

8) An Inside Look at Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

Dr. Inge Hansen, a clinical psychologist, is the Director of Well-Being at Stanford, a newly re-conceptualized unit focused on helping students lead healthy, balanced and fulfilling lives. She is also the co-founder and Director of the Weiland Health Initiative, which is dedicated to promoting mental health and wellness across all genders and sexualities; and the Outreach Strategy Director for both CAPS and Well-Being at Stanford.

Mario Mihelcic is an International Student Advisor at the Bechtel International Center. In his role as an international student advisor, he serves as a SEVIS Designated School Official for F-1 students and an Alternate Responsible Officer for J-1 students. Additionally, Mario helps to coordinate the New International Graduate Students Orientation, and writes and narrates YouTube videos for the Bechtel International Center YouTube channel.

EE Wellness Week presents Job/Internship search for BS/MS students by BEAM

Tuesday, January 28 from 2pm-3pm
Packard 204
Snacks will be provided.
Speaker: Daisy Chavez

EE Wellness Week presents Exploring Opportunities Beyond Academia by BEAM

Packard 202
Snacks will be provided.
Speaker: Lance Choy

Lunch will be provided.
Speaker: Daisy Chavez

Lunch will be provided.
Speaker: Lance Choy

Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP
Speaker: Angela Amarillas

Angela ('97, MA '01) is committed to the development of happy, healthy, and high-achieving humans in thriving communities. After spending many years advising the California Department of Education on best practices in health education and school climate, she is back on the Farm with the Mind Over Money team to equip all Stanford students with knowledge and skills to be financially well.