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Peabody Office of Student Engagement & Well-Being
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A monthly newsletter with inspiration for self-care, engagement, and reflection
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A Love Letter to Summer Summer marks the end of an academic year and welcomes in the beginning of the next. That parantheses between those two book ends? Filled with promise, fun, rest, and rejuvenation. Along with whatever else you might need most! As summer students for life - all of us! - we invite you to embrace summer and fill your buckets with what you most need. Read more →
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Get To Know Caroline Wilson!The Office of Student Engagement and Well-Being has a new Graduate Assistant this summer and we are thrilled to get to introduce her to our community (and to have her as a part of our team). In her final semester as a Human Development Studies master's student, hear about this almost Double-Dores' time at Peabody and Vanderbilt, her take on a quarter-life crisis, and the magic of mug cakes! Read more →
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Summer Pasta SaladLoaded with veggies and infinitely flexible, this summer pasta salad recipe is easy, inexpensive, and can be tailored to what you like and have on hand. The dressing is the secret to what makes it so delicious! Perfect for a picnic, a cookout,or a simple and light week-night meal, this is a salad you can spin a 100 ways - no salad spinner required!
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Exploring Tennessee: Hiking and Kayaking AdventuresOne of the best parts of living in middle Tennessee? The nature and beauty that is always just a stone's throw from wherever you might find yourself. We invite you to grab a friend or two and explore our beautiful area with the many hiking trails and rivers and lakes you can play in as summer heats up (and it is heating up!). Learn more →
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Peanut Goes for the GoldJonathan Van Ness, the star of Netflix’s hit show Queer Eye, brings his signature humor and positivity to his empowering first picture book, inspiring readers of all ages to love being exactly who they are. A great book for teachers, counselors, parents, and kids at heart, it reminds us that we are just right as we are.
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We Can Do Hard ThingsOn We Can Do Hard Things, author and activist Glennon Doyle, wife Abby Wambach and sister Amanda Doyle, do the only thing they've found that has ever made life easier: drop the fake and talk honestly about the hard. Their recent conversation with Cole Arthur Riley, author of This Here Flesh: Spirituality, Liberation, and the Stories That Make Us tackles the hard, soft, and so much more!
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Campus Pillars of Support Peabody and Vanderbilt have many supports and resources for our students, staff, and faculty. If you would like to learn more about support offices across campus, check out this list of resources highlighted for June and July.
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Ways to Engage this SummerWith several of our education programs starting in the summer - and for students who are here taking classes - we have some ways to get out, meet others, have some fun, and explore the Nashville community. Check out our summer programming and feel free to stop by the OSEW office in the Peabody Administration Building, suite 216 to see us! Read more →
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Summer Lovin'! We invite you to both take in and share something that has caught your attention, caused you to pause, or put a smile on your face lately. Tag our office on Instagram with the hashtag #PeabodySilverLining or email us to share a photo for inclusion in our next newsletter. Happy snapping!
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Have a recipe you want to share, a great book reccomendation, or a story to tell? We'd love to lift up your voice and invite you to share your ideas with us!
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We hope this newsletter serves as inspiration for self-care, engagement, and reflection.
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Well@Peabody is brought to you by:
Peabody Office of Student Engagement & Well-being
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Meaghan Mundy
Assistant Dean,
Office of Student Engagement and Well-Being
| | Eliza Blades
Assistant Director,
Office of Student Engagement and Well-Being
| | Harsh Agarwal Graduate Assistant, Human Development Studies
| | Caroline Wilson Graduate Assistant, Human Development Studies
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