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Neurographic art: The Art of Handling Stress

Animal Disease Biotech Facility (ADBF), 1855 E GRIMES WAY, Pullman, WA 99164
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Seminar with instructor at the front of the lecture hall, pointing to the screen. A WSU College of Veterinary Medicine logo with a large cougar head is overlayed on the image.

About the event

College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Academy

December 17

Dr. Olivarez outside the Teaching Hospital on a sunny day.

PRESENTER: Dr. Jeffrey Olivarez

DESCRIPTION: Neurographic art was developed by a Russian psychologist and is a meditative art technique used to enhance well-being, reduce stress, and promote emotional processing. The emphasis of this session will be to discuss common stressors we have in the classroom and to learn how to utilize neurographic art as a mindful exercise to process these stressors.

The WSU College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Academy is an inclusive community of educators enhancing their teaching, career development and scholarship. The academy fosters innovative curriculum, teaching, and learning.

Our weekly events are open to all college and WSU faculty, staff, graduate, and professional students.

We also offer educational training and academic career preparation opportunities to graduate students, veterinary residents, and new faculty members across the entire college through workshops, seminars, discussions, and summer programs.

Contact

Rachel Halsey r.halsey@wsu.edu
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