CALS Wellness Committee lunch and learn: Ergonomics for remote and campus workspaces – Jan. 12 – eCALS – wisc.edu

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Noticing any discomfort with your work-from-home or campus setup? Have you been using a coffee table as a desk? Getting tired while pipetting? If you are looking for relief, it’s time to fit your work to you. Please join the CALS Wellness Committee for the following lunch and learn presentation:
Ergonomics for Remote and Campus Workplaces
Avelene Adler, ergonomics program coordinator, UW–Madison Environment, Health and Safety
Wednesday, January 12
12:00-12:45pm
More details:  This ergonomics-focused lunch and learn will help you improve comfort at your workspace, no matter where it is. You will be provided with tips for arranging your workspace and ideas for taking breaks to reduce strain. The primary focus of the lunch and learn will be for computer workstations.
Avelene Adler, coordinator of campus’ ergonomics program, is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology–exercise and movement science and a doctorate in physical therapy. Prior to joining the UW–Madison Environment, Health and Safety office, she was a practicing physical therapist. Her current area of focus is in prevention of musculoskeletal disorders in the workplace and in adapting environmental and occupational demands to the individual.
If there is any topic you want to make sure is covered during the lunch and learn, please email ergonomics@uhs.wisc.edu to have it included.
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