Author Archive: Elizabeth Omara-Otunnu

• April 25, 2013 Class of 2013: Celia Poirier, Future Graphic Designer Celia Poirier ’13 (SFA & CLAS), a dual degree candidate in fine arts and communication, found her niche at UConn’s Design Center.
• March 4, 2013 Wanted: Great Ideas A new program, the UConn IDEA Grant, will provide support for undergraduate students to bring their great ideas to fruition.
• February 5, 2013 Study of Seven Psalms Earns Professor Literary Acclaim Clare Costley King’oo’s scholarly work on a group of biblical prayers earned the 2012 Book of the Year award from the Conference on Christianity and Literature.
• November 22, 2012 Poultry Expert Talks Turkey The modern day turkey that graces our holiday tables is a different bird from its wild ancestors.
• November 21, 2012 Motherhood and the Military are Focus of Graduate Student’s Research Ph.D. student Sarah Cote Hampson is studying maternity leave and other provisions for women who choose to combine a military career with motherhood.
• November 1, 2012 Creating Crosswords for the New York Times Tim Croce ’05 (ENG) has sold more than 25 original puzzles to the publisher of some of the world’s most engaging crosswords.
• August 31, 2012 Undergraduate Researchers Spend a Summer in the Lab Sixty-five undergraduates tried their skills in the lab this summer, thanks to funding from the University.
• August 23, 2012 New Format, New Deadline for Daily Digest The University’s Daily Digest bulletin now features a new, easy-to-view format and has a new deadline for submissions.
• August 21, 2012 Studying African Ecology in the Field A course offered at UConn takes students into the field to study animal behavior and ecosystems in South Africa.
• August 16, 2012 The Sustainable Campus – Findings from Freiburg At Freiburg University, 5,000 bicycle racks are not enough, notes UConn’s director of environmental policy.
• August 10, 2012 Learning to Teach Adult Students The Neag School’s adult learning program helps professionals better educate other adults.