Schools & Colleges
Bar Association Recognizes UConn Law Professor and Graduate
Professor Emeritus James H. Stark will be granted the Tapping Reeve Legal Educator Award, while graduate Lucy Potter '84 will receive the Charles J. Parker Legal Services Award.
UConn Magazine: “That’s My Calling”
Naadu Adjoka-Nartey knows UConn is the right school (times two) and family practice is the right profession
UConn’s Connect Project Explores Language Abilities in Autism
Standardized language assessments might be overlooking crucial aspects of language processing in autistic individuals
When Location Changes the Message
Exploring the inner workings of stem cells
Sustainability Summit: Doing the Right Thing for the Environment is Much More Complex Than It Seems
The half-day Summit, sponsored by the School of Business, featured a series of presentations about ways in which Connecticut is shaping the future of clean energy and sustainability. It drew students, faculty, alumni and industry professionals with a shared interest in addressing some of the world’s biggest challenges.
Commitment to Community: UConn School of Pharmacy Alum Elected to East Windsor Board of Education
UConn School of Pharmacy Alum, Gabriela Resto (PHARM '23), has been elected to the East Windsor, Connecticut Board of Education.
Werth Institute Pilot Helping Students Turn Climate Passion into Sustainability Action
'In the classroom, you're talking about it with people, you're talking about the social impacts, you're learning about the physical impacts, the emotional – all of it'
10 Questions With Joseph Madaus About Higher Education and Disability
Joseph Madaus, professor of special education in the Department of Educational Psychology, co-edited the recently published “Handbook of Higher Education and Disability" through Edward Elgar Publishing. This 10 Questions feature covers his work and research in higher education accessibility for students with disabilities.
Meet the Researcher: Tatiana Andreyeva, CAHNR
At the Rudd Center and in CAHNR, Andreyeva balances her research with mentoring the next generation of research economists
KSI Program Supporting Athletic Trainer Services in Secondary Schools Extended
UConn’s Korey Stringer Institute (KSI) has received an additional $3 million to continue their innovATe program, connecting schools around the nation with athletic training services