Schools & Colleges
Coveted Class: Sherlock Holmes and Comparative Media
Students in Professor Pam Bedore's English class at Avery Point explore the enduring popularity of the fictional detective.
Engineering Ambassadors Bring Applied Science To Classrooms
The University of Connecticut branch of Engineering Ambassadors reaches out to middle schools and high schools in the Connecticut area, giving presentations on how their current school subjects (Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, etc.) are being applied in the real world. The Ambassadors work to inspire the next generation of engineers.
2017 Academy of Distinguished Engineers Nominations
Every year, University of Connecticut Academy of Distinguished Engineers inducts a new class of remarkable engineers. This year
School of Business Welcomes New Faculty
An OPIM professor with a near-perfect student rating, an expert in entrepreneurship and startups, an MSA graduate who wants to help lead the program she loves, and a management professor who specializes in international business growth are among 14 new faculty members joining the School of Business for the Fall 2016 semester.
Intellectual Property Clinic: Help for Inventors, Experience for Students
UConn's Intellectual Property Law Clinic assists clients with services such as patent applications, trademark registration applications, and copyright issues.
Video Profile: Stephanie Knowlton, BME Graduate Student Researcher
Stephanie Knowlton's PH.D. research uses 3D printing to solve real world problems. One of her devices uses magnets to separate cells for diagnostic purposes.
NextGen Hall: Video Tour of UConn’s New Residence Hall
The Next Generation Connecticut Hall is a new multi-story, 727-bed dormitory complex that will house eight Living & Learning Communities, and will include community gathering places, seminar rooms, and a ‘maker space’ to encourage innovation across disciplines.
Award Scholarship Dinner Highlights the Impact Of Giving
The recent Engineering Award Scholarship Dinner emphasized how scholarships benefit students, as well as the impressive impact engineering can have on the planet.
Awards and Honors Around Engineering
UConn Engineers receive a number of awards; here's a selection of honors our faculty and students recently received.
Landscape ecologist studies human dimensions in natural resource management
By Jason M. Sheldon. The research of Anita Morzillo, assistant professor in the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, incorporates the social sciences into natural resource management. She studies human dimensions of natural resources, a field that seeks to determine how people value, use and make decisions about the environment. Such knowledge may help […]