Occupational Wellness is personal satisfaction with work and study, contributing meaningfully, continually expanding skills and strengths. It is also the ability to balance work and leisure time. COVID-19 has presented new challenges for occupational wellness, possibly making current and future work/academic pursuits more challenging than ever. Whether one is confined to working/studying from home with family, friends or roommates, or working the front lines and are not able to create a balance in order to care for the overwhelming number of sick patients, the pandemic has created unique challenges to occupational wellness.
Here are a few resources for you to consider.
Binghamton University Fleishman Center
Binghamton University Mentor Match Program
Fast Company: Five ways to learn new career skills for free during the COVID-19 crisis
Coursera Together: Free online learning during COVID-19
Themuse: 10 resume resources that'll make it (almost) impossible for a hiring manager to pass
