Digest No. 15 - Autumn 2025
Resource – Campus Well-Being Resource Library
Campus WellBeing Resource Library aims to help campus leaders find actionable resources for advancing wellbeing and equity on college campuses.
Digest No. 15 - Autumn 2025
Podcast – Burnout and Workplace Wellbeing
This podcast discusses the origins of the term burnout and our current understanding of its causes.
Digest No. 15 - Autumn 2025
Blog – Stressors Challenging Wellness in Higher Education
This blog post shares a summary of the stressors that challenge wellness in higher education, the difficulties institutions face in responding to that challenge, and the benefits in mitigating that risk
Digest No. 15 - Autumn 2025
Book/Podcast – Compassion in Action: A Leadership Paradigm that Cultivates Organizational Happiness.
Lars Kure Juul presents a compelling argument with resources for compassionate leadership as an essential component of organizational happiness, high performance, and sustainable success.
Digest No. 15 - Autumn 2025
Book – The Caring University
This book reimagines the higher education workplace as a site where all employees can thrive.
Digest No. 15 - Autumn 2025
Paper – Well-Being in the University Workplace
This paper explores the concept of wellbeing in the workplace within the context of a university setting, emphasizing its contribution to the long-term success and sustainability of institutions.
Digest No. 14 – Spring 2025
Resource: Higher Education Immigration Portal
This resource is an online platform regarding DACA and undocumented refugee and immigrant and international students.
Digest No. 14 – Spring 2025
Resource: Supporting Undocumented Students
This webinar focused on practical steps higher education institutions can take with and for undocumented students.
Digest No. 14 – Spring 2025
Article: International Student Trends
This article highlights interesting international student trends over time.
Digest No. 14 – Spring 2025
Article: U. S. Visa and Immigration Policy Challenges
This article explores how recent visa and immigration policies have shaped research with students and scholars.