Global Affairs

Police with batons attack pro-democracy demonstrators in Belarus.

New Study Examines Civil Society’s Effect on Mass Violence

UConn researcher Evan Perkoski discusses his work examining the role civil society can play in preventing - or perpetrating - mass killings.

UConn Professor Releases Seventh Album “Point of Tranquility” with the U.S. Coast Guard

The piece was recorded with the United States Coast Guard Band and sponsored by the Office of Global Affairs (OGA) at the University of Connecticut. Fuchs’ is a world-renowned Grammy Award-winning American composer, who has been working with OGA on building global collaborations around music and the arts.

The Conversation

American Environmentalism’s Racist Roots Have Shaped Global Thinking About Conservation

National Geographic

Coronavirus Gets Dangerously Close to Isolated ‘Arrow People’ in Amazon

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The Powers of Nature

The official University of Connecticut seal, in painted gold on an oak panel.

We Stand With Our International Students

UConn’s Office of Global Affairs stands with you

UConn Statement at CT State Officials’ Press Conference on Lawsuit Against Trump Administration’s International Student Visa Rule

Thank you, Governor Lamont and Attorney General Tong for pursuing this important legal action in support of international students and higher education in the State of Connecticut.

Kathryn Libal Reappointed as HRI Director

Vice President of Global Affairs Daniel Weiner announced the reappointment of Associate Professor of Social Work and Human Rights Kathryn Libal to a second five year term as Director of the Human Rights Institute (HRI) effective July 1, 2020.

Associate Vice President for Global Affairs, Yuhang Rong, Appointed to CAEP Board of Director

Associate Vice President for Global Affairs Yuhang Rong, Ph.D., was appointed as a member of Board of Directors on July 1, 2020 by the Council of Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), the national accreditation agency for educator preparation programs. UConn’s Neag School of Education is accredited by CAEP.

Katharina von Hammerstein

BOT Distinguished Professor Katharina von Hammerstein

Professor Katharina von Hammerstein’s recent recognition as one of three Distinguished Professors by UConn’s Board of Trustees, was very well received by the UConn community.