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UConn Health Center July Programs, Events

Here’s what’s happening in July and early August.

Creative Child Center Holds Graduation Ceremony at Health Center

Wearing royal blue caps and gowns, 10 preschoolers became the Center’s 14th graduating class.

Dr. Thomas Tape, chairman of the ACP Board of Governors, presenting the 2012 Neubauer Award for advocacy to Dr. Rebecca Andrews. on June 6, 2012. (Rick Reinhard for American College of Physicians Leadership Conference)

A Champion for the Underserved

The American College of Physicians recently honored Dr. Rebecca Andrews for her advocacy efforts.

Artwork by Jim Lee, on display from June 28 - September 26, 2012 in the Celeste LeWitt Gallery in the food court at UConn Health Center. (Photo provided by Jim Lee)

Internationally Known Hartford Art School Professors Exhibit at Health Center

The prints from Gene Gort and Jim Lee are on display in the Celeste Lewitt Gallery until Sept. 26.

Dr. David Steffens

Late Life Depression: Advancing Understanding through Translational Neuroscience

Incoming Psychiatry Chair Dr. David Steffens delivers Raisz Lectureship in Clinical and Translational Research.

Areej Almas, a UConn undergraduate student, taking a farm worker's blood pressure at Markowski Tobacco Farm in Suffield. (Toni Loretti for UConn Health Center)

Health Center Holds Its Annual Migrant Farm Worker Symposium

The symposium provides valuable information about the migrant farm worker program to educators, health professionals, students and community partners.

Industry and Academic Medicine: What Does the Future Hold?

Studies show that large percentages of medical students, physicians, and academic researchers have some sort of relationship with industry.

2012 Child Care Center Talent Show

Creative Child Center’s Got Talent

Children from 2 to 5 years old entertained at the Health Center child care center’s 14th annual talent show.

Robotic Precision with a Human Touch

The UConn Health Center is celebrating its 100th robotic surgery.

AMA: Health Implications of Light at Night ‘Serious’

UConn Health Center cancer epidemiologist Richard Stevens contributed to a report acknowledging artificial light's adverse health effects and recommending further study.