ManpowerGroup® (NYSE: MAN), the leading global workforce solutions company, helps organizations transform in a fast-changing world of work by sourcing, assessing, developing, and managing the talent that enables them to win. Its robust resources, meaningful partnerships and evidence-based programming educate and empower HR professionals to hire diverse talent, build inclusive workplaces, prioritize workplace mental health and wellness, develop and support the next generation of HR professionals, and help employees find purpose at work and beyond. The SHRM Foundation mobilizes the power of HR for positive social change in the workplace. SHRM represents more than 300,000 HR professionals across the globe, impacting 115 million workers and their families.
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To learn more about the scholarships, you can visit the SHRM Foundation's website.įounded in 1966, the SHRM Foundation is the 501(c)(3) philanthropic arm of the world's largest HR professional society, SHRM. Kryst's honor and to continue her fight for workplace mental health and wellness. The SHRM Foundation is excited to launch this scholarship in Cheslie C. The winners were chosen from a very competitive selection of candidates and are commended for their arduous work and excellence in transforming workplace wellness. These winners were selected after an external panel of judges reviewed all of the applications. "These scholarships will elevate the next generation of HR students to become bold, courageous leaders in the workplace to create cultures of empathy and mental wellness." Kryst Memorial Scholarship is a great step to embed mental health into the HR field," said Wendi Safstrom, president of the SHRM Foundation. Weiner is an avid fundraiser and philanthropist, particularly regarding the Washington, D.C., chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Weiner also works as a human resources specialist at the Environmental Protection Agency in its Diversity, Outreach and Employee Services division. She served as a real wellness coordinator in her sorority and volunteered with Girls Inc.'s after-school program. Melissa's passion for helping others began while completing her undergraduate degree at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Va. Melissa is in the second year of her master's program at Saint Joseph's University. Graduate Winner: Melissa Weiner, Master of Science in Strategic HR Management, Saint Joseph's University.Sharmin wants to combine her passions for HR and helping individuals to become a diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) manager and then eventually launch her own nonprofit focused on relieving mental health stigma for youth. Sharmin hosted Zoom self-care workshops for immigrants to boost mental health awareness.
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As an intern at the Free Library of Philadelphia, Ms. Sharmin has demonstrated a dedication to mental health promotion and awareness. Particularly in her internship experience, Ms. Maria is currently a junior at Temple University and is passionate about helping her community both within and outside her college campus.
"Cheslie was a friend and an advocate for criminal justice reform. Kryst Memorial Scholarship," said President and Chief Executive Officer Johnny C. "One year after Cheslie Kryst served as host at the first annual Tharseō Awards, we are proud to announce the winners of the Cheslie C. Each scholarship winner will be recognized in person during the Tharseō Awards Gala at the Field Museum in Chicago on Oct. Maria Sharmin and Melissa Weiner, the undergraduate and graduate winners, respectively, demonstrated their commitment to workplace mental health through their academic studies and practice. Funded through a contribution from ManpowerGroup, the scholarship is awarding $10,000 each to one undergraduate HR student and one graduate, early-career HR student who express and demonstrate a commitment to mental health and well-being in the workplace. ALEXANDRIA, Va.-Today, in honor of World Mental Health Day, the SHRM Foundation announces the first winners of the new Cheslie C.
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