Global Affairs
The Sustainable Campus – Findings from Freiburg
At Freiburg University, 5,000 bicycle racks are not enough, notes UConn’s director of environmental policy.
August 16, 2012 | Rich Miller, Director of Environmental Policy
Engineering Student Enjoys Best of Both Worlds in Eurotech Program
Kimberly Sayre '15 (CLAS, ENG) has a passion for computers and a passion for the German language. This fall she will study in Freiburg as a Eurotech student.
August 16, 2012 | Craig Burdick '96 (CLAS), '01 (ENG)
Student From Shanghai Came to Storrs to Study Business
Rising senior Brian Yu, an aspiring financial planner from Shanghai, China, enjoys the flexibility of the curriculum at UConn.
August 15, 2012 | Lauren Lalancette
Neag Alum is Teaching in China
Nicholas Banas writes about his experiences in the classroom and beyond in Shanghai, China.
August 7, 2012 | Nicholas Banas ’10 (ED, CLAS), ’10 MA
Preserving Marine Ecosystems and Local Ways of Life
Robert Pomeroy works in developing countries to help ensure the sustainability of the aquatic ecosystems and fisheries on which millions of local people depend.
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.
August 3, 2012 | Susan Kiene ’07 Ph.D.
Nursing Alum Providing Health Care in Haiti
Bette Gebrian, a UConn alum and associate clinical professor, has made significant contributions to community-based health care in Haiti.
Learning in the Global Classroom
A new Study Abroad program in Guatemala has an added dimension: the participants are drawn from Universitas 21 institutions around the world.
Graduate Student Helping Others Adapt to Climate Change
A UConn master's student is working with Guatemalan villagers and policy makers to suggest strategies for agricultural adaptation in the face of major crop losses.
A Teacher at Heart
Fulbright Scholar Wendy Glenn spent nearly a year in Norwegian schools, challenging assumptions about life in America. Now she's back in American classrooms.