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Health Center in the News

Health Center in the News – Late October 2012

Primary care shortage; genome grant; cardiac concerns; 3D mammograms and women’s health.

A candle burning.

Long-Time Professor Richard Reynolds Dies at Age 82

Richard 'Dick' Reynolds was known for his love of literature and his devotion to his students.

Jamie Spillane '87 MM, associate professor of music, directs students during a choir rehearsal in the Music Building.. (Ariel Dowski '14 (CLAS)/UConn Photo)

Conductor Jamie Spillane Presents ‘Journey Home’ in Return to Storrs Campus

For Jamie Spillane, the theme of this Sunday's choral concert has special meaning.

Breast nurse navigator Molly Budds

Breast Nurse Navigator Now Available to UConn Health Center Patients

Meet nurse Molly Budds, who helps patients as they make their journey from breast cancer diagnosis through treatment.

This bench, created by Ted and Zeb Esselstyn, is made from wood from the largest elm tree in the state which came down in Suffield, CT in 2009. The photo was taken in East Rock Park, overlooking New Haven. (Photo by Derek Dudek)

UConn Libraries Mark First Anniversary of October 2011 Snowstorm with Arboreal Exhibits

New exhibit at Babbidge Library looks at the aesthetic value of trees on anniversary of last year's ill-timed snowstorm.

President Susan Herbst speaks during the dedication ceremony of Oak Hall on Oct. 24, 2012. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Oak Hall, Home of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dedicated

Newest classroom building is hi-tech and environmentally friendly.

With online learning, a classroom can be anywhere.

UConn’s One-Stop Resource for Online Learning and Teaching

Online learning offers an intriguing way to take classes at UConn, either during regular semester hours or outside of the traditional academic year.

Improving communication

Improving Communication Skills to Increase Successful Research Collaborations

A workshop held at the Health Center offered techniques to more effectively communicate with colleagues.

Student newspaper digitized cover from May 24, 1934.

UConn’s Student Newspaper Digitized and Online

The student newspaper has been looking at campus through student eyes since 1896.

Arjona and Monteith, in center of photo, were constructed in 1959 during the presidency of Albert Jorgensen. (Photo from Archives & Special Collections, UConn Libraries)

Then and Now: Focus on Humanities Drives Construction Projects

Since their construction more than a half-century ago, Arjona and Monteith have played host to the humanities.