Author Archive
2012 Summer – Alumni News and Notes 1980s
John Peters ’80 (BUS) is president of ACCUWRITE Forms and Systems, a Hershey, Pa.-based company providing printed business products, which is celebrating its 25th year in business. George Riggs ’80 MBA is a partner in the assurance and advisory services practice at Fiondella Milone & LaSaracina LLP, an accounting firm located in Glastonbury, Conn. Russell […]
2012 Summer – Alumni News and Notes 1970s
Larry Cipolla ’70 (CLAS), president and director of CCi Surveys International, received three Best Books Awards for Building Performance-Based 360-Degree Assessments: From Design to Delivery. Edward Nusbaum ’70 (CLAS), a lawyer at Nusbaum & Parrino, P.C. in Westport, Conn., is included in Best Lawyers in America 2012 for the 17th consecutive year. Marie C. O’Brien […]
2012 Summer – Alumni News and Notes 1950s, 60s
1950s Samuel T. McSeveney ’53 MA, professor of history emeritus at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, received the lifetime achievement award from the Brooklyn College Alumni Association in recognition of his distinguished career and outstanding achievements and contributions to the living history of his alma mater. Peninnah Manchester Schram ’56 (CLAS), professor at Yeshiva University’s Stern […]
Neag Alum is Teaching in China
Nicholas Banas writes about his experiences in the classroom and beyond in Shanghai, China.
From Graduate Student to International Researcher
Health Center faculty member Susan Kiene describes how grad school at UConn prepared her for a career in international HIV testing and prevention research.
Alumnus Leads GE’s Energy Business Around the Globe
In an ever-changing industry, John Krenicki '84 (ENG) says what he learned as an undergraduate engineering major continues to prove invaluable.
UConn Grad Publishes Fourth Book on College Presidents
Stephen Nelson Ph.D. ’96 compares college presidents of the ’60s and ’70s with those of the early 21st century.
Former Avery Point Director Jim Baird Dies
As director of the Avery Point campus from 1975 to 1996, Baird oversaw its evolution from modest beginnings to a thriving campus community.
Huskies to Open Basketball Season at Overseas Military Base
The men's team will play against Michigan State in the season opener at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, home of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe, on Nov. 9.
Longtime Psychology Department Head Charles ‘Skip’ Lowe Dies
A member of the UConn faculty for 42 years, Lowe built his department into a national leader in the study of psychology.