HAPPY FATHER'S DAY

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 Happy Fathers to alllll Fathers! Recently, Dr Chen has a new addition to his family! This is exciting for all of us! He shared this picture to the UCONN page and they re-posted it on their Instagram! Look at that tiny HUSKY outfit! So cute!! 

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