Why you need one meaningful social interaction a day

Why you need one meaningful social interaction a day

On the days when he’s not in front of a classroom of students, University of Kansas professor Jeffrey Hall is heads down in his office writing, reviewing studies and papers, answering emails, combing through data. Before he knows it, he hasn’t spoken to a single person in hours. When he finally emerges, he has two options: to grind away and continue ignoring fellow faculty and students, or, to pop into a colleague’s office to see how they’re doi…