Halloween Spirit on Display Throughout Health Sciences
Visitors to the Thomas D. Boyer Liver Institute may lose their appetites after seeing this Halloween snack table with “Mystery Meat” and various other snack-sized body parts.
Getting into the spirit is easy as you see the highly decorated halls, offices and doors throughout the University of Arizona Health Sciences campus this Halloween. Whether you are into the scary and gory side of Halloween or the fun and light-hearted decorations, your coworkers have you covered – with webs, spiders and fake blood, that is.
For blood, guts and free-range body parts, consider a visit to the Thomas D. Boyer Liver Institute in the College of Medicine – Tucson, where you are sure to get your fill of gore. For a creepy encounter, go no further than the College of Nursing’s main entrance to receive an invitation to “play” with some very messed-up dolls. Or check out the creatively decorated doors and halls on the first two floors of the Nursing building.
Lastly, if you want to “Seymour” creative decorations, head up to the Interprofessional Clinical and Professional Skills Center on the eighth floor of the Health Sciences Innovation Building, where Audrey II from The Little Shop of Horrors has taken over an office – and remember, don’t feed the plants!
Happy Halloween!
The Interprofessional Clinical and Professional Skills Center on the eighth floor of the Health Sciences Innovation Building is operating with a skeleton staff this week.
University of Arizona College of Nursing faculty and staff members ramped up their Halloween spirit with a door-decorating contest that included this giant spider, among other creative decorations.
“Be kind to your spine” is the message this College of Nursing skeleton is promoting during the college’s Halloween door-decorating contest.
Visitors are welcome at the Thomas D. Boyer Liver Institute, but they may not want to enter after seeing the new doorman watching over things this Halloween.
Wilbur and Wilma donned costumes in the College of Medicine – Tucson’s Student Affairs office.
While it is called the Thomas D. Boyer Liver Institute, there is no lack of other organs adorning this door – not to mention the bloodied body bag hanging from the door.
Amongst all the blood and gore, this little musical interlude is a welcome sight – or is it? Audrey II from the “Little Shop of Horrors” sprouted up in the Interprofessional Clinical and Professional Skills Center on the eighth floor of the Health Sciences Innovation Building. Remember, don’t feed the plants!
These not-so-cute dolls at the entrance the College of Nursing’s administration office are asking passersby if they want to play.
This College of Nursing office door includes all of the Halloween favorites – skeletons, spiders, a black cat and a jack-o’-lantern.
The College of Nursing has over a dozen decorated doors, windows and walls on multiple floors entered into its Halloween decorating contest this year.
Dean Rick Schnellmann, PhD, is “Just Creepin’ it Real” this Halloween in his office at the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy.
Is that the Abominable Snowman or a giant mummy peeking through this College of Nursing door?
Given the state of the doll parts hanging on the door to the College of Nursing’s Office of Student and Academic Affairs, it might be best to heed the warning and keep out this Halloween.
A festive fall welcome awaits visitors to the College of Medicine – Tucson’s Office of Curricular Affairs this Halloween.
A little humor goes a long way, at least that’s how the College of Nursing’s Sam Skelton sees it as he greets visitors to the college this Halloween.
Finally, a door decorated in the Thomas D. Boyer Liver Institute that won’t give you nightmares this Halloween.