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September 2009

September 4, 2009

Students Pass By the Chemistry Building
September 3, 2009

Teacher Preparation Program Enables College Grads to Switch Careers
September 1, 2009

‘College Colors Day’ Sept. 4 a Chance to Show Husky Pride
September 1, 2009

Nursing School Expansion Gets Go Ahead
September 1, 2009

Chiu And Sung Receive EFRC Funding
September 1, 2009

November 5 Transportation Forum
September 1, 2009

New Appointments In Engineering
September 1, 2009

Get Free E-mail for Life
September 1, 2009

Dr. Sun Receives AHA National Scientist Development Grant
September 1, 2009

UConn EWB Provides Assistance In Thailand
September 1, 2009

Taking The Industry Standard One Step Toward The Future
September 1, 2009

Graduating?
September 1, 2009

Civil Engineering Team Garners Award
September 1, 2009

Carter Selected an MRS Fellow
September 1, 2009

Engineering Faculty Awarded Grants for Health Center Collaborations
September 1, 2009

Water: Sustainable Production Of Our Most Critical Resource
September 1, 2009

Fuel Cell Center Dons New Name, Mantle
September 1, 2009

Civil Engineering Student James Moriarty Selected A University Scholar
September 1, 2009

Appointments
September 1, 2009

Senior Design Project Inspires Start-Up For Graduates
September 1, 2009

Students Design & Demo Go-Kart For Disabled Youth
September 1, 2009

Donna Shea Co-Authors Public Roads Story
September 1, 2009

Dr. Ramprasad Awarded Prestigious Humboldt Fellowship
September 1, 2009

Students To Be Honored At Awards Reception
September 1, 2009

Engineering Students Help Rebuild New Orleans
September 1, 2009

Outstanding Student Transforms Tragedy Into Triumph
September 1, 2009

Yunsi Fei Garners CAREER Award
September 1, 2009

New Contest – UConn Pennant To Fly Aboard Shuttle
September 1, 2009

UConn Steel Bridge Team Headed To National Competition
September 1, 2009

Winterstein Lands Fulbright Scholarship

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