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    Date: Monday, April 13, 2015
Time: 5:30 – 7pm
Location: 322 McGuffey

**Refreshments available beginning at 5:00pm through the lecture.*
  Please join us for the 2nd Annual Charles Hennon & Alfred Joseph Memorial
Lecture Series.

*Miami University’s College of Education, Health & Society; Department of
Family Studies & Social Work; and Career Services Welcome:*
 Speaker: John de Graaf, Executive-in-Residence    Executive-in-Residence,
John de Graaf — a documentary filmmaker, teacher, co-author of *Affluenza*
and *What’s the Economy for, Anyway?* and President of Take Back Your Time
<http://www.takebackyourtime.org/>. He was an advisor to the government of
Bhutan in 2013, is a fellow of the Center for Communication and Civic
Engagement at the University of Washington and board member of Earth Island
Institute.

*Learn more about the Hennon-Joseph Memorial Lecture
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5TMqTOSGmpKS3JuYjJoelltLXVxZE1NNTNIdlNBRTY3OXM0/view?usp=sharing>*
 Topic: Happiness, Time, and Sustainability

Despite having the world’s largest economy, the United States is not among
the world’s happiest nations. One reason is overwork and the stress it
causes for Americans.

On “Pursuit of Happiness Day” (April 13, the birthday of Thomas Jefferson)
John de Graaf will explore the conditions that make for the happiest,
healthiest, and most environmentally sustainable countries, including:

   - greater equality
   - urban design favoring people over automobiles
   - and the shortest working hours in the world

 He will share lessons from his work with Bhutan, the Asian nation famous
for promoting “Gross National Happiness,” and with the U.S. organization
Take Back Your Time, including his recent efforts to win more vacation time
for Americans.

Accessibility: Please contact Student Disability Services via phone
(513-529-1541) or e-mail ([log in to unmask]) at least one week prior to the
event to request accommodations (e.g., real time captioning, sign language
interpreter, etc.).

Miami University • Career Services <http://www.miamioh.edu/careers> •
Unsubscribe • 200 Hoyt Hall • Oxford, OH 45056 • (513) 529-3831




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Molly Kelly-Elliott, M.Ed., ABD
Clinical Faculty, Department of Educational Psychology
Miami University
201 McGuffey Hall
Oxford, Ohio 45056
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