Crowdsource: Reflecting On Penn State’s Wellness Days
As April 7 came and went, Penn State’s spring semester wellness day program has come to a rather anticlimactic end. Now, it’s time for some reflection.
The university’s three non-instructional wellness days aimed to help both students and professors avoid burnout in light of Penn State’s decision to cancel spring break due to the pandemic.
But did those days off work, or were they just a waste of time? Did they simply end up delaying your stresses? We want to hear your thoughts on Penn State’s wellness days and how they could be improved moving forward.
If you have any questions, feel free to email [email protected].
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