Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Join Us for the CALM Retreat in May

 

A New Beginning: A Restorative Retreat 

SLCC’s Center for Authentic Leadership and Mindfulness (CALM)

May 12 & 13, 2023
In person at the Natural History Museum of Utah
8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Join the Center for Authentic Leadership and Mindfulness (CALM) for a two-day, in-person contemplative retreat. The retreat is for anyone interested in slowing down, de-stressing, and doing reflective work in community and in a beautiful setting. It is based on the philosophy and work of Parker Palmer and other contemplative authorsThis event is at no cost to our SLCC faculty and staff and includes breakfast and lunch!
 
This is a personal and interactive retreat. You will be invited to participate in mindfulness practices, gentle movement, and personal and shared explorations of our ways and hopes for authentic living - all in a supportive and explorational environment.  
 
There is no cost to participants and all employees are welcome. Breakfast and lunch are included. Supervisor approval is required for staff and adjunct faculty.  A commitment to attend for both days and for the full duration is strongly encouraged in order to create community. 
 
Previous attendees have said:
“My time in retreat deepened my desire to connect with students and colleagues in a more meaningful way.”
“Great chance to de-stress and reminded me to bring my best self to the work I do at the College.”
 
Please register via the SLCC employee registration on MySLCC, under Faculty Development “FT78: CALM 1st Generation Retreat”.
 
For more about CALM, visit http://faculty.slcc.edu/faculty-development/touchstone.aspx 
or for questions or get on a waitlist, contact Katerina Salini at katerina.salini@slcc.edu x4773

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