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See if you recognize anyone in this collection of holiday sweater submissions?

Paving is scheduled to occur between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m Friday, Nov. 10, at the South Road and Two Mile Road roundabout. Significant delays are expected, and motorists are strongly encouraged to avoid the area.

Do you recognize any costumed colleagues?

The Rev. Daniel D. Warriner, UConn Health chaplain, offers reminders on the role of a chaplain and how chaplains fit into the health care team for both patients and families, plus a who's who of our chaplains and a guide to requesting their services.

See which UConn Health faculty, staff, and students took part in "Wear Pink Wednesdays" to help raise awareness about stroke, its symptoms, and modifiable risk factors during 2023 Stroke Awareness Month.

The Rev. Daniel D. Warriner, UConn Health chaplain, describes how UConn Health is a welcoming environment to support and courage people of all religious faiths.

UConn Deputy Police Chief Maggie Silver explains how some simple steps can ensure the safe sharing of the road.

Dr. Jennifer Baldwin, Dr. Enrique Ballesteros, nurse practitioner Marina Creed, nurse Angela Ferrer, Dr. Eric Mortensen, and nurse Sara Roberts take center court at the UConn women’s basketball game Jan. 15, cheered by the XL Center crowd in acknowledgement of their work as health care heroes.

Congratulations to Genice Nelson, 13th recipient of the Dr. Peter J. Deckers Employee Appreciation Award!

How many UConn Health staff members you recognize in their holiday sweaters?

As UConn Health observes Respiratory Care Week, Oct. 23-29, a testimonial reveals a medical student’s newfound appreciation of the role respiratory therapists play in health care.

"It’s sad. I’m sad with you. Let’s grieve together." —Rev. Daniel D. Warriner, UConn Health Chaplain

Did you know UConn Health has nearly four dozen professionals in various rehabilitation services fields? They include: the 10 physical therapists, two occupational therapists, three speech pathologists, and two rehab aides who serve our hospital patients, and our outpatient rehabilitation staff, which includes 22 physical therapists, four occupational therapists, one speech/language pathologist, and one medical […]

Meet Lucius Downey, who, in addition to troubleshooting his UConn Health Colleagues’ computers, has built a brand around his son, Tyler, that encourages kids to read.

Chief Information Security Officer Dennis Leber says preventing spoofed phone calls is next to impossible, but there are steps we can take to be prepared for them.

"Remember when we were just supposed to wait two weeks and everything would be alright? But then two years passed. Many got sick. Some recovered. Some died. Our patient care routines changed. Our lives changed." —Rev. Daniel D. Warriner, UConn Health Chaplain

Just in time for Valentine's Day, meet some of UConn Health's working spouses!

The UConn Health Wellness Center wants to hear from its members through a brief five-question survey.