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  • UConn Center for Health, Intervention, and Prevention (InCHIP): Cancer Research
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About Our Program

The UConn Cancer Survivorship Research Program is a collaborative laboratory through the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS) and the Department of Psychology on the Storrs campus. Our research program, and those a part of it, are dedicated to a better understanding the cancer survivorship experience of individuals and families across the entire life course from children and young adults to older individuals with cancer. We represent only a small group of research interests, but are always open to additional related areas that serve this population and future survivors.

Recent Posts

Book Chapter Commissioned: Transitions in Cancer Survivorship

A book chapter commissioned, “Resilience Trajectories of Cancer Survivors: A Meaning-Making Perspective”, within the textbook “Navigating Life Transitions for Meaning“, an Elsevier publication.

Contact Us

Phone: Dr. Keith M. Bellizzi (860) 486-0663 or Dr. Crystal Park (860) 486-3520
E-mail: keith.m.bellizzi@uconn.edu
Address: Department of Human Development & Family Sciences
University of Connecticut
348 Mansfield Road, Unit 1058 Storrs, Connecticut
06269-2058
More: http://cancersurvivorship.uconn.edu
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