Event:3rd Australian Positive Psychology and Wellbeing Conference
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| Event:3rd Australian Positive Psychology and Wellbeing Conference | |
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| Date | 22/03/2012 |
| City | Wollongong |
| Country | Australia |
| Summary | Summary::This conference will bring together delegates who share a common interest in Positive Psychology and Wellbeing and challenge them to think about their relevance and application across diverse sectors of society. |
About the Conference
The Australian Institute of Business WellBeing
(AIBWB), a new research centre within the Sydney
Business School, is proud to be organising the
3rd Australian Positive Psychology and WellBeing
Conference in March 2012.
For further details, see the event brochure here.
This conference will be unique because it will bring
together delegates who share a common interest in
Positive Psychology and Wellbeing and challenge them
to think about their relevance and application across
diverse sectors of society: government, business,
education and health. The conference is designed to
appeal to academics, practitioners, researchers, writers,
and leaders in all of these sectors.
The theme of the conference is ‘Spotlight on the
Future’. ‘Spotlight on the Future’ reflects the emerging
nature of the subject matter that will be explored in the
workshops, keynote presentations and other conference
activities. The Conference is designed to share knowledge that can be used to construct solutions to a diverse range of societal concerns and to explore how the
study of positive psychology and wellbeing may be best utilised to support positive change.
Conference Overview
March 22 Pre Conference Workshops Circular Quay Sydney
March 23 Good Mood Safari North Beach Wollongong
March 23 Emerging Researchers Symposium Innovation Campus Wollongong
March 24 Conference Day 1 Novotel Northbeach Wollongong
March 25 Conference Day 2 Novotel Northbeach Wollongong
Event Organisers
The Australian Institute of Business Wellbeing (AIBWB) is a new research and development unit at the University of
Wollongong’s Sydney Business School. This interdisciplinary unit is led by Dr Lindsay Oades and AIBWB’s current
focus is to examine the relationship between employee wellbeing and organisational performance. The AIBWB team
blend academic excellence and organisational experience to offer a comprehensive range of education, training and
consulting services.
For more about AIBWB please visit: [www.uow.edu.au/sbs/aibwb www.uow.edu.au/sbs/aibwb]
| City | Wollongong + |
| Country | Australia + |
| Date | 22 March 2012 + |
