Each year, the Provost’s Awards for Excellence in Community-Engaged Scholarship (PAECES) recognize the outstanding contributions of faculty, staff, students, teams, and community partners who collaboratively address critical societal challenges through the creative and reciprocal exchange of knowledge and resources. To read about Dr.Colon-Semenza’s unwavering effort in the community click here.
Windham High School students had the opportunity to learn about what a career in physical therapy could look like for them through an event co-hosted by UConn’s Physical Therapy Program and ConnCAP (Connecticut Collegiate Awareness and Preparation).
Check out this article published by CTInsider, this article dives into the creative Parkinson’s disease research that is being done by the Movementforlife lab.
How UConn is using photos to help Parkinson’s patients with exercise
Check out UConn Today’s latest article on our Parkinson Disease Exercise Class 10-year celebration.
Exercise Class for People with Parkinson’s Disease Celebrates 10 Years – UConn Today
