Well-Being, Well-Connected Across UConn
DIGITAL PASSPORT
Employees may track their journey by receiving a digital stamp for each event they are a participant. Participants will be able to easily view all available events via their Digital Passport. At each in-person event they can scan a QR code and enter in their NetId to let us know they attended. The same will be true for any of the virtual or independent/team events. HR will have the ability to manage attendance and enter the participants information, if necessary.
Monday, September 18 - Saturday, September 23, 2023
UConn Activities
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm - Gentle Yoga
Gentle Yoga is a slow-paced, relaxing practice that will include a variety of postures, breathing, and meditation techniques. This class is a perfect way to reset and refocus, concentrating on physical health and mental well-being.
Location:
UConn Recreation (2060) Hillside Road, Unit 1273, Storrs, CT 06269)
UConn Health Activities
Keynote with Dr. Mark Bertin and 5-20 Years of Service Reception | Farmington
8:30 to 9:00 am– Reception, Service Pin Distribution, Keller Lobby
9 to 10 am – Keynote with Dr. Martin Bertin, Keller Auditorium for 5-20 invitees, Lowe Auditorium and WebEx for UConn and UConn Health Workforce
UConn Health is proud to announce that we will be hosting a keynote speech by Dr. Mark Bertin, a board-certified Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at New York Medical College, and a Windward Teacher Training Institute faculty member. Dr. Bertin is an expert in promoting well-being, resiliency, self-care, and mindfulness, and his speech promises to be an inspiring and engaging experience for all attendees.
In celebration of our incredible workforce who make UConn Health shine, the session will occur in person with our 5-20 years of service recipients and virtually across our UConn Health and UConn campuses. This is a momentous occasion that you won't want to miss!
Dr. Bertin's speech is especially relevant today as we all work to prioritize our mental and physical health. By attending this keynote, you'll gain valuable insights into promoting well-being, building resiliency, practicing self-care, and cultivating mindfulness in your own life.
Following the keynote, UConn Health Vice President of Human Resources and UConn Interim Chief Human Resources Officer Lakeesha Brown will host a fireside chat with Dr. Bertin, providing a unique opportunity to reflect upon the themes of resilience and mindfulness.
We encourage you to join us for this special event and celebrate our workforce's achievements. Register now to secure your spot and be part of an unforgettable learning and growth experience.
5-20 Years of Service Honorees will be sent an Evite to their UConn Health email with RSVP on September 1. See who is celebrating a Years of Service Milestone.
About Dr. Bertin
Dr. Mark Bertin, a board-certified developmental behavioral pediatrician, studied at Cornell University and the UCLA School of Medicine before completing general pediatric training at Oakland Children’s Hospital in California. After several years in general pediatrics, he completed a fellowship in neurodevelopmental behavioral pediatrics at the Children’s Evaluation and Rehabilitation Center (Rose Kennedy Center) at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York.
Dr. Bertin is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at New York Medical College, is on the faculty of the Windward Teacher Training Institute, and from 2003 to 2010 was Director of Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics at the Westchester Institute for Human Development, working in their foster care program.
Dr. Bertin also leads mindfulness classes, having attended trainings at Jon Kabat Zinn’s Center for Mindfulness, among many others.
5:00 to 5:45 pm - All Levels Yoga with Andrea | Farmington
Location:
In-Person - Munson Rd Training Room, 4th Fl
Virtual via Webex
Join Andrea for an invigorating yoga experience that will leave you feeling balanced, strong, and centered. Our all-levels yoga class is designed to cater to everyone, from beginners to experienced yogis. Get ready to dive deep into Pranayama breath work, strengthen your core with ab exercises, flow through a Vinyasa sequence, find stability in standing postures, and improve your balance with various poses. To top it all off, she'll guide you through a blissful meta-meditation to bring harmony to your mind and body. Whether you're just starting your yoga journey or looking to take your practice to the next level, this class is perfect for you.
UConn Activities
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm - Appreciation Luncheon for Faculty and Staff at UConn Hartford
Location:
Hartford Times Building - Mezzanine
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm - Appreciation Luncheon for Faculty and Staff at UConn Stamford
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm - Forest Bathing
Slow down…breathe deep…take in the natural world around you…
Introduction to Forest Bathing (30-minute session in person or virtual) with certified guide, Beth Reel
Imagine a practice that could help you reduce stress and find calm and peace right here on campus or in your own home or office. The research-based practice of forest bathing, or Shinrin-yoku as it is known in Japan, is just that practice. By slowing down and using all our senses, we will cultivate a connection with nature with many health benefits including the reduction of stress hormones, reduced blood pressure and heart rate, and an increase in cognitive functioning, creativity, and overall happiness.
Please watch these short videos on forest bathing:
Location:
If attending in-person: Sculpture Garden behind the Benton Museum of Art
If attending virtually: Join through this Microsoft Teams Link
We will meet between 12:00 – 12:15pm on September 19, 2023, at the Sculpture Garden behind the Benton Museum of Art, with the session beginning promptly at 12:15pm. For those attending virtually, please join this link. If attending virtually, it is helpful to step outside, have a window available to look out, or bring a few items in from outside (pinecones, stones, leaves, etc.).
For those attending in person, please wear clothing that is appropriate for the weather conditions. This session will take place unless we have thunder/lightning storms, or it is downpouring. Please bring your raincoat and water-resistant shoes if it is a damp day.
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm - Benton Museum Tour
Join the Curator of Education at the William Benton Museum of Art for a group tour, as well as the chance to have independent time to explore the Benton.
Location:
William Benton Museum of Art (Storrs)
First come, first served, spots are limited.
UConn Health Activities
10 to 10:30 am - Art Tour with Andre Rochester | Farmington
Location:
Meet at the Tower Mezzaine Lobby by the Piano
Curious about all the artwork you pass by every day at work? Come and join our curator, Andre Rochester, for a captivating journey through the exciting artistic works that grace our institution's corridors and spaces. Together, we will explore a diverse collection of artworks, ranging from vibrant paintings and sculptures to thought-provoking installations. As you walk the halls, you'll encounter pieces that inspire, engage, and contribute to the healing and uplifting atmosphere of UConn Health.
About Andre Rochester
Rochester is UConn Health’s third art curator. His involvement in the Greater Hartford arts community includes serving on the boards of the Windsor Art Center and Connecticut Arts Alliance; as program manager of the 224 EcoSpace, a hub for entrepreneurs in the creative field; and as program manager of the Artist of Color Accelerate fellowship. He is also part of the 2022-23 National Leaders of Color Fellowship, a program for art leaders across the country, with one representative from each state.
12:00 to 12:30 pm - Chef Talks Food Challange! | Farmington
Location:
In-Person - TBA
Are you ready to witness the ultimate culinary battle? We are excited to announce that our very own Morrison Executive Chef, Kalet Garcia, is teaming up with an employee, a nutritionist, and a senior leader for an epic food competition on campus! And guess what? You might get to be a judge! We're assembling a panel of eager employees to cast their votes for the winning dish. Don't want to be a judge? No problem! Sign up to compete, or simply come and cheer on your colleagues in this epic kitchen showdown. Plus, you'll also get to learn easy and nutritious tips from our chef and nutritionist. This is an event you won't want to miss! Registration to participate will close on Thursday, Sept 14.
12:00 to 12:30 pm - Jazzercise with Tricia | Farmington
Location:
In-Person - University Tower Mezzanine Lawn
Virtual via WebEx
Rain location:
Wellness Center
Are you ready to have a blast while getting fit? Look no further than Jazzercise! This innovative workout combines dance-based cardio with strength training, all set to the latest hit music. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned fitness enthusiast, Jazzercise is designed for all levels and ages.
In just 30 minutes, you'll experience a high-energy workout that will leave you feeling stronger, happier, and more energized for the rest of your day. Say goodbye to boring workouts and hello to the fun and excitement of Jazzercise!
5:00 to 5:45 pm - Gentle Yoga with Jackie | Farmington
Location:
In-Person - Lower Campus Lawn Next to Garage 1
Virtual via WebEx
Rain location:
Wellness Center
Gentle Yoga will improve muscle tone, flexibility, balance, and reduce stress. Mindfulness, meditation, and simple breathing techniques will relax the body & calm the mind. You’ll move your body in a gentle, comfortable way that encourages movement without strain. By purposely moving the body in a slow-paced yoga practice, you’ll build healthy tissue, warm ligaments, and improve self-confidence so you can SHINE.
UConn Activities
8:30 am - 11:00 am - Appreciation Breakfast for Faculty and Staff at UConn Stamford
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm - Employee Appreciation Luncheon at UConn Waterbury
Location:
MPR Room
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm - Gentle Yoga
Gentle Yoga is a slow-paced, relaxing practice that will include a variety of postures, breathing, and meditation techniques. This class is a perfect way to reset and refocus, concentrating on physical health and mental well-being.
Location:
UConn Recreation (2060) Hillside Road, Unit 1273, Storrs, CT 06269)
UConn Health Activities
12 to 1 pm - Keynote with Dr. Thomas H. Lee, Press Ganey Chief Medical Officer | Farmington
Location:
In-Person: Keller Audidorium
Virtual via WebEx
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Thomas H. Lee, Press Ganey's Chief Medical Officer, will be a lead speaker for our upcoming Employee Appreciation Week. In line with this week's theme of well-being, Dr. Lee will speak on an issue plaguing the healthcare industry - caregiver burnout, engagement, resilience, activation, and grit.
It is alarming to know that more than half of U.S. physicians and 40 percent of nurses experience one or more symptoms of burnout. This crisis poses a significant threat to our health systems, impacting not only the well-being of the caregiving workforce but also that of their patients.
During this engaging 60-minute talk, our healthcare professionals will learn how to identify, diagnose, address, and overcome caregiver burnout on a personal level. Dr. Lee will also provide an actionable plan for creating a resilient work culture that empowers caregivers and gives them the support they need to fulfill the patient promise with every care experience, every day.
We encourage all our healthcare professionals to attend this talk and learn from Dr. Lee's expertise. Let's work together to build a healthy and resilient work culture that benefits both the caregivers and the patients.
For participants who cannot join the live session:
About Dr. Thomas H. Lee
Dr. Thomas Lee joined Press Ganey as chief medical officer in 2013, bringing more than three
decades of experience in health care performance improvement as a practicing physician, a leader in provider organizations, researcher and health policy expert.
As CMO, Tom is responsible for developing clinical and operational strategies to help providers across the nation measure and improve the patient experience, with an overarching goal of reducing the suffering of patients as they undergo care, and improving the value of that
care. In addition to his role with Press Ganey, Tom, an internist and cardiologist, continues to
practice primary care at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.
Tom frequently lectures on the patient experience and strategies for improving the value of health care, and has authored more than 300 academic articles and five books, Chaos and Organization in Health Care, Eugene Braunwald and the Rise of Modern Medicine, An Epidemic of Empathy in Healthcare, The Good Doctor, and the forthcoming Healthcare’s Path Forward.
Tom holds a bachelor’s degree in history and science from Harvard College, a medical degree
from Cornell University Medical College and a master’s degree in epidemiology from the Harvard School of Public Health.
5:00 to 5:45 pm - All Levels Yoga with Andrea | Farmington
Location:
In-Person - Center Courtyard
Online via WebEx
Rain location:
Wellness Center
Join Andrea for an invigorating yoga experience that will leave you feeling balanced, strong, and centered. Our all-levels yoga class is designed to cater to everyone, from beginners to experienced yogis. Get ready to dive deep into Pranayama breath work, strengthen your core with ab exercises, flow through a Vinyasa sequence, find stability in standing postures, and improve your balance with various poses. To top it all off, she'll guide you through a blissful meta-meditation to bring harmony to your mind and body. Whether you're just starting your yoga journey or looking to take your practice to the next level, this class is perfect for you.
UConn Activities
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm - Wellness Through Meditation
This in-person guided meditation session is designed to offer instruction and practice in a simple and effective meditation technique in an interactive group setting. It is designed to provide a relaxing and restorative experience that will benefit participant’s nervous system health and overall wellness.
Location:
UConn Student Union, SU 221
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm - Benton Museum Tour
Join the Curator of Education at the William Benton Museum of Art for a group tour, as well as the chance to have independent time to explore the Benton.
Location:
William Benton Museum of Art (Storrs)
First come, first served, spots are limited.
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm - Employee Sundae Showcase at Dairy Bar
Stop by the UConn Dairy Bar on Thursday, 9/21 from 4-6pm to get a taste of the winning sundae of Employee Appreciation Week and the official 2023 Faculty & Staff Sundae!
A limited quantity of Employee sundaes will be available on a first come, first served basis to faculty and staff who come to the UConn Dairy Bar with their UConn ID between 4-6pm.
See you at the Dairy Bar!
Location:
UConn Dairy Bar (17 Manter Rd Unit 4263, Storrs, CT 06269)
UConn Health Activities
Gratitude Day Challenge
Hey, UConn and UConn Health community! World Gratitude Day is today, and this year it's extra special for us as we are celebrating employee appreciation week! We know there's a holiday for everything, but this one is special. It's a day where we take a moment to appreciate and acknowledge the hard work of our workforce.
So, let's take a break from our busy schedules and spread some positivity! In honor of this day and our Seasons of Gratitude initiative, we challenge our community to send out 1,000 messages of gratitude to our fellow colleagues by sending eRecognition. Let's show our colleagues that we value and appreciate their contributions to our organization. Remember, expressing gratitude not only benefits the receiver but also supports our own health and well-being. So, let's make this World Gratitude Day a day to remember by spreading kindness and appreciation throughout our community.
8:30 am to 4:00 pm - Wellness Center Open House
Location:
Wellness Center
Come check out The Wellness Center Open House! Step into a welcoming and inclusive space designed to nurture your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This is a great opportunity to check out our state-of-the-art fitness space and classes. Experience firsthand the center's commitment to promoting a balanced and vibrant lifestyle for all members of the UConn Health community. Throughout the day, we'll be giving away FREE memberships to the wellness center. Plus, we'll be serving fresh smoothies and showcasing class offerings!
12:00 to 12:30 pm - Singing Bowl Therapy with Debbie Shea | Farmington
Location:
In Person: Center Courtyard
Virtual via WebEx
Rain Location:
University Tower Mezzanine
Looking for a natural way to reduce stress and promote healing? Look no further than Debbie Shea's Himalayan bowl and Chinese gong therapy program! With over 25 years of experience studying various methods of energetic healing modalities, Debbie has developed a unique and effective approach to promoting relaxation and wellness.
As a classically trained musician, Debbie deeply understands the power of sound to calm the mind and soothe the soul. Her Himalayan bowl and Chinese gong therapy program uses the gentle vibrations of these ancient instruments to help release tension, balance energy and promote healing from within.
Don't let stress and anxiety hold you back any longer - experience the transformative power of sound for yourself!
Debbie’s practice is located at her home in Bolton, CT. Debbie holds a Bachelor of Music Education from Hartt School of Music, University of Hartford. She is a Usui Reiki Master and a Celtic Reiki Master. Services offered include energetic sound therapy, shamanic healing, Reiki sessions, and grief work. She has developed instrumental music to help with grief that can be found on streaming services under “Journey for Grief” by Debbie Shea.
12:00 to 12:30 pm - Forest Bathing with Beth Reel | Farmington
Location:
In-Person - Lower Campus Lake
Virtual via WebEx
Imagine a practice that could help you reduce stress and find calm and peace right here at work or in your home. The research-based practice of forest bathing, or Shinrin-yoku as it is known in Japan, is just that practice. By slowing down and using all our senses, we will cultivate a connection with nature with many health benefits, including the reduction of stress hormones, reduced blood pressure and heart rate, and an increase in cognitive functioning, creativity, and overall happiness. If you feel called by the trees, plants, stones, water, wildlife, or any part of nature, this experience is for you!
For those attending in person, please wear clothing that is appropriate for the weather conditions. This session will take place unless we have thunder/lightning storms or it is downpouring. Please bring your raincoat and water-resistant shoes if it is a damp day. If attending virtually, it is helpful to step outside, have a window available to look out, or bring a few items in from outside (pinecones, stones, leaves, etc.).
Please watch these short videos on forest bathing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxLbmMwlI4U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyZb2BS04y0
About Beth Reel
Beth Reel Coaching, LLC Offers life coaching, mindful outdoor experiences, shamanic practices, mindful eating programs, meditation, and yoga. Some of Beth's certifications include a certified professional coach (CPC), Kripalu School of Mindful Outdoor Leadership, Mindful Outdoor Guide, and Certified Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guide. She focuses on helping women find their path and purpose through transforming their relationship with the Earth, self, and Spirit. Beth holds a B.A. in Psychology University of Saint Joseph and additional professional training through the University of California, San Diego, Center for Mindfulness, and Cornell Civic Ecology Lab.
4:30 to 5:00 pm - Art Tour with Andre Rochester | Farmington
Location:
In Person: Meet in Tower Mazzanine Lobby, by the Piano
Curious about all the artwork you pass by every day at work? Come and join our curator, Andre Rochester for a captivating journey through the exciting artistic works that grace our institution's corridors and spaces. Together, we will explore a diverse collection of artworks, ranging from vibrant paintings and sculptures to thought-provoking installations. As you walk the halls, you'll encounter pieces that inspire, engage, and contribute to the healing and uplifting atmosphere of UCONN Health.
About Andre Rochester
Rochester is UConn Health’s third art curator. His involvement in the Greater Hartford arts community includes serving on the boards of the Windsor Art Center and Connecticut Arts Alliance; as program manager of the 224 EcoSpace, a hub for entrepreneurs in the creative field; and as program manager of the Artist of Color Accelerate fellowship. He is also part of the 2022-23 National Leaders of Color Fellowship, a program for art leaders across the country, with one representative from each state.
5:00 to 5:45 pm - Gentle Yoga with Jackie
Location:
In Person - Wellness Center
and WebEx
Gentle Yoga will improve muscle tone, flexibility, balance and reduce stress. Mindfulness, meditation, and simple breathing techniques will relax the body & calm the mind. You’ll move your body in a gentle, comfortable way that encourages movement without strain. By purposely moving the body in a slow-paced yoga practice, you’ll build healthy tissue, warm ligaments, and improve self-confidence so you can SHINE.
UConn Activities – Main Event
11:30 am -1:30 pm – Employee Appreciation Main Event
You’re invited to the Employee Appreciation Week Main Event. The event will take place on the Storrs Campus at Gampel Pavilion. Join us for games, food, music, and fun!
Location:
Gampel Pavillion
UConn Health Activities – Food Truck Festival
11:00 am to 1:45 pm - Food, Fun, and Connecting!
Virtual Coverage: 12 pm
Daytime Locations:
Academic Entrance Lot A3, Lower Campus Lot L5, and Munson Rd Cafeteria/Patio
Evening Location:
Food Delivery by Senior Leaders
Extra shuttles available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. from all Farmington campus locations to the daytime events. Please note that Lot A3, next to the Academic Entrance, and Lot L5, across from the Administrative Services Building, will be reserved and closed to parking for the event.
Can't join us in person? Join us at noon for our virtual experience from the "UConn Health Blue Carpet" via Webex.
All employees, proudly displaying their UConn Health ID Badges, are invited to enjoy complimentary offerings from various food trucks. In addition, our community off-sites can enjoy a catered lunch delivered to you.
Here are our Food Truck offerings:
Bear's BBQ pulled pork or chicken topping on their famous mac and cheese
Craftbird - Chicken Sandwiches; lower campus
Nardelli's turkey and veggie grinders or plant-based Italian combo wrap with chips, a pickle, and a cup of their famous "Buckeyes"
Los Mariachi’s on Wheels street tacos and burritos – steak, chicken, pork, or vegetarian
Silver Sands and New Haven Pizza Trucks pizza, including gluten-free and vegan options
Tommy's Kitchen Italian Pasta with Salad, and Sausage, and Peppers; upper level and Munson Rd.
The Whey Station Grilled Cheese
Meriano's Bakery Truck cannolis
Kona Ice flavored shaved ice
Grandpa's Kettle Korn bagged kettle corn
Cupcake Gypsy cupcakes, including gluten-free and vegan
Morrison Catering Service will provide hydration stations. Everyone is encouraged to BYORB - bring your own filled reusable bottle or container in appreciation of sustainability
Employee Resource Groups and the Wellness Committee
At UConn Health, we believe that supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion is crucial to creating a healthy and thriving workplace. That's why we're excited to invite you to stop by our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Wellness Committee tables to learn about the importance and benefits of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs).
At our tables, you'll have the opportunity to meet members of our newly established wellness committee and find out what efforts are being installed at UConn Health to promote employee well-being. You'll also have the chance to provide input on the future of ERGs at UConn Health.
We believe that by supporting ERGs and promoting employee wellness, we can create a more inclusive and supportive workplace culture. So please join us at our tables to learn more about these important initiatives and how you can get involved.
Saturday, September 23, 2023 – Football Game & Employee Tailgating Event
UConn v. Duke Football Game & Employee Tailgate
Are you Ready for Some UConn Football?
UConn and UConn Health employees are invited to the “UConn Football vs. Duke" game on Sept 23, kickoff at 3:30 p.m. at Rentschler Field in East Hartford
Ticket Information
Saturday, September 23, 2023
Employee Tailgating Event
Rentschler Field, East Hartford
11:30 a.m. – Tailgating
3:30 p.m. – Kickoff – UConn v. Duke
Up to 4 complimentary tickets via UConn Athletics
Parking and Tailgating Information
Please join UConn and UConn Health again this year to celebrate Employee Appreciation at Rentschler Field for the football game versus Duke. Participating employees will be eligible to receive up to four tickets to the game and have access to “first-come, first served” in a designated parking area. This “bring your own” style gathering will allow employees to engage in community building activities and opportunities to flex their tailgating skills. Employees may arrive to tailgate as early as 11:30 am (3:30 game kick-off).
Football Tailgating Event on 9/23 - Parking Information
We are pleased to announce that UConn and UConn Health are joining together to provide a limited number of paid parking spots in a reserved lot (Knoll Lot) available for this event. Paid parking will be available on a first come, first served basis until the allotted amount has been reached. The fee to park will be $20 once all the prepaid passes are exhausted, which you may pay at the lot.
In order to access Knoll Lot, you must follow the directions provided carefully. In addition, all employees must provide their employee ID. Please note, should you enter the stadium, you may be prevented from gaining access to Knoll Lot in a timely manner. Once you have entered the stadium via the main or east entrance, you will need to exit, which may be difficult to accommodate during pre-game hours.
The parking instructions includes directions and a map for the Knoll Lot. To assist parking attendants in directing you to the proper location, please place it visibly on your dashboard for parking attendants to see. Participants are reminded that this printout does not guarantee paid parking, as it is on a first come, first served basis and will only be granted to those employees who have their employee ID at the parking entrance.
UConn Activities
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Ice Cream Social - Avery Point
Event will include ice cream, lawn games outside Branford House and chair massages (first come first served).
Location:
Branford House
Interactive Virtual Events
Employee Ice Cream Sundae Contest
Design and submit your idea for the second annual Employee Ice Cream Sundae Contest! The winning sundae will be the official sundae for Employee Appreciation Week! Submissions received by September 7th, will be entered for consideration.
Healthy Huskies Walking Challenge
Join the UConn and UConn Health for a 3-week Healthy Huskies Walking Challenge from Sept 11 through Sept 30.
Are you ready for a challenge that will get you up and moving and help you create healthy habits that last a lifetime? Look no further than the UConn and UConn Health 3-week Healthy Huskies Walking Challenge. This exciting challenge is open to employees of all activity levels and abilities and is the perfect way to kick off our upcoming Employee Appreciation Week, themed "Well-being, Well-connected across UConn," from September 18 to September 23. Walk your way to wellness, and show your appreciation for your body, environment, and community! Join the Healthy Huskies Walking Challenge today!
Miles walked will be logged on UConn's Human Resources Walking Challenge website. All participants will be added to your respective UConn or UConn Health Microsoft Teams Channel, where they can utilize educational resources, opportunities for connection with colleagues, and some friendly competition.
Drawings for prizes will be held on a weekly basis and at the end of the challenge. Register as an individual or a team of 2+ employees.
