Did you know spending time in nature improves physical and mental well-being? Research has shown that as little as 20 minutes spent engaged with nature can reduce feelings of stress, depression and anxiety while at the same time increasing immune system function, concentration and memory.
The Bicycle Working Group (BWG) at UConn is committed to enhancing the accessibility and safety of bicycling across the Storrs campus.
Cultivate and sustain lifestyles and learning environments that foster human and planetary well-being through mindful and spiritual practices that embrace our connections with nature.
UConn uses One Health, a sustainable approach to health that recognizes the deep connections between human, animal, plant, and environmental well-being.
We create handmade quilts for babies and toddlers who are newcomers to the U.S. or facing hardship. No sewing experience is needed, just your time, creativity, and care.
Advising the Health Promoting University Movement, the Employee Advisory Board meets regularly to share the staff and faculty experience of well-being to leaders across UConn.