Resilience Symposium 2022:
In Awe of Space
REGISTRATION IS FREE
Your curiosity brought you here. Stay and register for this 2-day event to learn about the awe-inspiring work of current and former NASA employees as well as other space experts.
Innovation. Curiosity. Resilience. Teamwork. Awe.
These terms are all synonymous with space experts at NASA and beyond. For the 2022 edition of the Resilience Symposium, we are bringing in space experts and sharing their knowledge with you.
Be intrigued by what they say and importantly let their words motivate you to enhance the resilience you already have in you.
And of course it is once again free.
Everyone deserves to have positive mental health and that certainly includes you.
Check back in November for more information including the schedule.
Hosted in New York City, taking place virtually.
Keynote: The Role of Human Space Exploration Is To Inspire and Unite
Wednesday, December 14
9:00 - 9:50am
Jennifer Fogarty, PhD
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Chief Science Officer
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Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) at Baylor College of Medicine
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She previously spent over 16 years with NASA supporting medical operations and the NASA Human Research Program (HRP), including three years as chief scientist and two years as deputy chief scientist.
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More on Dr. Fogarty (outside link)
Human exploration has throughout time functioned as an inspirational endeavor that unites and at times galvanizes a community and culture toward a common goal. At times exploration also represents the most selfless and selfish act humans can engage in.However, since the dawn of spaceflight, the ability of humans around the globe to visualize almost in real time what it means to journey to other planets among the stars has been a spectacular source of inspiration and unification. It’s important to reflect on and accept the responsibility of that power to inspire and unite.
Expert Panelists:
Mitchell E. Rudin
Chairman and CEO of Sevills North America
More on Mitch here (outside link)
Dacher Keltner, PhD
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Professor, University of California - Berkeley
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Co-Director of the Greater Good Science Center
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Berkeley Social Interaction Laboratory
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More on Dr. Keltner (outside link)
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His new book: Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life
Opening Remarks
H. Blair Simpson, MD, PhD
Interim Chair, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Interim Director, New York State Psychiatric Institute
Interim Psychiatrist-in-Chief, NewYork Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Director of the Center for OCD and Related Disorders, New York State Psychiatric Institute/ Columbia University
More on Dr. Simpson (outside link)
Read more on awe before the event:
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Your Daily Dose of Awe: Accessing Real Resilience (PsychologyToday.com)
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Why do we feel awe? (Greater Good)
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Why scientists say experiencing awe can help you live your best life (NBC)
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Researchers explore the science of awe (CNN)
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LOTS of Awe Research HERE
Watch and learn about awe before the event:
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What is Awe and the 8 Wonders of Life with Dacher Keltner
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Awe with Dr Jennifer Stellar: The Immune System, Body, & Mind
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Awe Research with Dr Shiota: Key Findings
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Resilience, Awe, & Our Connections to Others with Marianna Graziosi
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Awe, Science, & "Ah-ha" Moments with Megan Powell Cuzzolino, EdD
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Awe & The Overview Effect with Dr. David Bryce Yaden
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LOTS MORE VIDEOS HERE