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From the desk of the CWO: Just writing — on cancer and community

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By Anna Fitch Courie
| Clemson University
How do you write a blog about getting cancer to a community you’ve been blogging to for over two years about health and well-being? Especially when you usually try and start the new academic term with cheer and rah-rah? I guess you just start writing. The summer took a sudden turn when I was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
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From the Desk of the CWO: Introducing Clemson’s Well-Being Resource Hub

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By Anna Fitch Courie
| Clemson University
One of the things we’ve heard consistently from our campus community is that Clemson offers an incredible number of well-being resources — but sometimes finding the right resource at the right time can feel overwhelming. That’s why I am excited to announce the launch of the Clemson University Well-Being Resource Hub, a centralized resource designed to help students, faculty, staff and affiliates easily discover programs, services, tools and support available across our institution.
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From the desk of the CWO: Building transparency and trust as a foundation of a learning organization

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By Anna Fitch Courie
| Clemson University
I love April. Spring, growing things, bird sounds, over the hump of the time change, and looking toward the excitement of summer, while still trying to be present for the final few weeks of the semester. To me, April feels like you’ve turned the corner in a running race, and can see the finish line, and you are both excited and tired at the same time. One of my favorite places is the “yes, and” of the rhythm of life. I can be both tired and excited. Bruised but still going.
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