Free Webinar on Work Life Balance
Are we dreaming to achieve balance in our lives? This work life balance webinar introduces a new concept called work life integration. The word balance leaves us feeling that all things should be divided equally at all times. Integration is a better representation for how we should view our private life and our work life.
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018, beginning at 12:00 p.m. EST, the Women in Industry Division will host the webinar "Work Life Balance: Elusive Dream or Achievable Goal?"
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Work life balance implies that the two are separate entities and that there is one-size-fits-all way to perfectly harmonize work and private life to achieve a state of balance and harmony.
We will explore our attitude, approach, and tactical methods for work life integration. Upon completion of this webinar, participants will hopefully have a new and different attitude about work life balance that will help them forge a new path forward. Additionally, we plan to provide a variety of numerous tactical methods so participants can immediately begin applying strategies that make a positive change in their integrated life.
About the Presenter
Jennifer Piercy is the director of student recruiting and the executive director of the Pulp & Paper Foundation at North Carolina State University. In this capacity, Jennifer is responsible for undergraduate student recruitment and retention for our Paper Science Engineering program, as well as alumni and industry relations, fundraising, and outreach to the paper and allied industries.
Jennifer is a 1994 graduate of NC State, holding bachelor’s degrees in Pulp & Paper Technology and Chemical Engineering. She has previously worked for Procter and Gamble as a process engineer, machine manager, and department manager. Prior to employment at NC State, Jennifer also worked in higher education at UVA and UNC, spent some time at home with her children, and managed her own business in the health and wellness industry.
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