The Center for Working Well is committed to connecting faculty, students and organizational partners with our annual Working Well Fall Consortium, engagement with students through the Science for Working Well undergraduate course, online webinars offered throughout the year, and custom programs for organizations.
For more information, contact the Daniels School’s Business Partnerships Office at buspo@purdue.edu.
Save the date for these upcoming events:
Julie Holliday Wayne
Wake Forest University
Kanter Lecture Series
Nancy Rothbard
University of Pennsylvania
Center for Working Well Speaker Series
Dr. Julie Holliday Wayne will explore the implications of ‘invisible family load’ for employee health & well-being, job attitudes, and family-to-work spillover.
Though the idea of ‘invisible work’ in families has been discussed many times, this 2024 Kanter Award winning research, draws on five different studies to conceptualize and operationalize “invisible family load”, and it provides a new, robust, and well-validated measure of that work.
Event co-sponsored by the Center for Working Well.
Join the Center for Working Well as we host Dr. Nancy Rothbard, the David Pottruck Professor and deputy dean at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
The intersection of personal and professional relationships has become increasingly complex with the advent of online social networks, leading to blurred boundaries and new challenges. In this talk, Dr. Rothbard examines how employees navigate "friend" requests from work acquaintances in these virtual spaces and the implications of their decisions.
2024 HR Conference
HR Case Competition
CWW grant winners present their research
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Distinguished Speaker Series
Allison Gabriel
"A Celebration of One Year of Working Well"
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Distinguished Speaker Series
Theresa Glomb
University of Minnesota
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