Project for Wellness and Work-Life (PWWL)

The Project for Wellness and Work-Life (PWWL) is a consortium of scholars who are pursuing research on the intersections of private, domestic life spheres and the public, commodified world of work. Furthermore, we examine organizational topics related to work-life well-being including workplace bullying, emotion labor, burnout, negotiation of gender and family issues and identities at work. PWWL explores these issues from a variety of perspectives, including: How work-life balance is interactionally negotiated between family members at home and with supervisors at work; how organizational policies enable and constrain work-life wellness choices; and how larger cultural discourses frame our understanding and experience of work. To learn more about PWWL please click on the links below or contact Dr. Sarah Tracy, Director.

Sunshine for Sun Devils Project

PWWL Events

PWWL Publications

PWWL White Papers and Other Resources

PWWL Media Stories

Faculty

Sarah Tracy, associate professor and PWWL director

Angela Trethewey, professor and director

Jess Alberts, president's professor and fellow

Affiliated Faculty

Linda Lederman, professor

Heather Canary, assistant professor at University of Utah

Pamela Lutgen-Sandvik, associate professor at University of New Mexico 

Sarah Riforgiate, assistant professor at Kansas State University

Kendra Rivera, assistant professor, Communication Studies at Texas Tech University

Graduate Research Associates

Elizabeth Eger, alumni

Kendra Knight, alumni

Yvonne J. Montoya, alumni

Charee Money, alumni

Amy Pearson, alumni

Shawna Malvini Redden

Leslie Ramos Salazar

Jen Scarduzio, alumni

Alison Trego

Amy Way, alumni