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Ep 3:24 Academic Burnout: What It Is, Where It Comes From

By Karen Kelsky | May 12, 2022

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Ep 3:24 Academic Burnout: What It Is, Where It Comes From
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Burnout is on everyone’s mind right now. It’s the end of the academic year, and what an academic year it was.  Profs and students both are at the end of their ropes. Kel and Karen talk about the symptoms of burnout, including some that might surprise you, and how to recognize and make peace with them. Main message: burnout is the only reasonable response to the present moment, so please don’t beat yourself up about experiencing it.

 

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  1. Laura says

    May 13, 2022 at 7:45 am

    I listened to this on my way to campus this morning. It hit home. I have worked as professional staff in HE for over 20 years at various campuses in various roles. I wish I could retire but I am not old enough yet. But I am tired. Oh so tired. We all are and unfortunately, campuses are not listening. Thanks for raising awareness and for the good work you do!

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