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April 30, 2001
Briefs
Dermatology Services Now Offered at Storrs
Campus
The Student Health Service has begun offering a new service in
dermatology that is available to faculty and staff as well as
students. Dr. Robert Greenberg, who is Board Certified by the
American College of Dermatology and has a private office in Vernon,
is now providing care on an appointment basis at Student Health
Services. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday. Charges
incurred may be covered by insurance (the Student Health Service
participates with Anthem BC/BS and PHS Health Plans) or paid for at
the time of service. Phone (860) 486-2719 for an appointment.
UConn Dairy Bar Available for Private Events
The UConn Dairy Bar is now accepting reservations for holiday
parties, birthday parties and casual gatherings from UConn employees,
students, alumni and families. Dairy Bar staff will serve any item
from the Dairy Bar menu. Ice cream cakes and special catering
services are also available. For more
information, visit the website. Call (860) 486-2634 for prices
and reservations.
Benton Museum Seeks Docents to Lead Museum
Tours
The William Benton Museum of Art is seeking individuals interested in
becoming docents. Docents create and conduct tours for groups,
educating and facilitating discussions with museum visitors. The
tours enhance appreciation of the artwork in current exhibitions and
the permanent collection. Candidates should enjoy working with people
and have an enthusiasm for art. New docents must attend a training
program at the Benton Museum once a week during the school year
except for holidays. The course provides trainees with art and art
history information and teaching techniques. If you are interested in
becoming a docent, contact Tracey Lawlor at (860) 486-1711.
Publication Notice
The next edition of the Advance will be held for a day in order to
include coverage of the Campaign UConn kick-off event on Thursday,
May 3. The issue will be published on Tuesday, May 8.
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